Network Monitoring & Remote Access Methods

Intermediate
  • 15 videos | 1h 37m 23s
  • Includes Assessment
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Continuous network monitoring is instrumental in obtaining peak performance. Explore monitoring concepts, including event logs, alerts, and patch management. Also, discover remote access methods, such as VPNs, RDP, SSH, VNC, and telnet

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • describe common processes such as log reviewing, port scanning, and vulnerability scanning
    describe common maintenance tasks such as patch management, rollback, reviewing baselines, and packet/traffic analysis
    describe common event management processes such as notifications, alerts, and SIEM
    recognize and describe common SNMP monitor processes such as MIB
    describe common metrics such as error rate, utilization, packet drops, and bandwidth/throughput
    implement patch management, event monitoring, and notifications
    use a VPN including IPsec, SSL/TLS/DTLS, site-to-site, and client-to-site in a scenario
    use RDP in a scenario
  • use SSH in a scenario
    use VNC in a scenario
    use telnet in a scenario
    use an HTTPS management URL in a scenario
    use remote file access such as FTP/FTPS, SFTP, and TFTP
    use out-of-band management such as a modem or console router
    configure remote access methods in a given scenario

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