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Configure a Site-to-Site VPN via SDM
So for today's post let's learn how to configure a site-to-site VPN on a router using the Cisco SDM (Security Device Manger). The Cisco SDM is a Web-based device management tool a GUI for Cisco routers this can simplify router deployments and cut ownership costs. (See the post Configuring SDM) Let's start configuring a …
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Configure IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) via SDM
Apr 22, 2011 · 5 min read · CCNA Security Cisco cisco Cisco IOS Cisco Systems computers Data Communications Graphical user interface Internet Intrusion Detection System Intrusion Prevention System Network networking operating systems router security software technology Trivial File Transfer Protocol tutorial Tutorials ·Awhile back I talked about the differences between IPS and IDS. (See the post Cisco IDS vs. IPS ) So for today's post let's learn how to configure an IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) on a router using the Cisco SDM (Security Device Manger). The Cisco SDM is a Web-based device management tool a GUI for Cisco routers …
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Configuring Zone Based Firewalls via SDM
Last month I talked about the fundamentals for understanding zone based firewalls (See the post Understanding Zone Based Firewalls). So for today's post I want to go ahead and talk about configuring the zone based firewalls but with the Cisco SDM (Security Device Manger). The Cisco SDM is a Web-based device management …
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Cisco Learning Labs is Live!
Apr 13, 2011 · 2 min read · CCIP CCNA CCNP Cisco cisco Cisco Career Certifications Cisco IOS Cisco Labs Cisco Networking Academy Cisco Systems General GNS3 ICND2 Packet Tracer technology UNIX ·Yesterday was kind of exciting at least for me when I got an e-mail in the morning about Cisco Learning Labs. Studying for the CCNA, CCNP or CCIP is in itself changeling, but getting that hands-on experience is a another problem! When money is short that last thing you want to do is spend it on routers and switches, …
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Cisco IDS vs. IPS
There are tons of network attacks out there. Using a firewall helps but does look for signature based attacks. Access Control Lists are like firewalls and only look at the protocols like HTTP, FTP POP, etc. Cisco has developed some tools that will help network administrators combat the issue; IDS, (Intrusion Detection …
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