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Module 12: PIX Advanced Protocols and Intrusion Detection

Module Overview |
12.1 | Advanced Protocols

12.1.1 | Need for advanced protocol handling
12.1.2 | fixup command
12.1.3 | FTP fixup configuration
12.1.4 | Remote shell (rsh) fixup configuration
12.1.5 | SQL*Net fixup configuration
12.1.6 | SIP fixup configuration
12.1.7 | Skinny fixup configuration

12.2 | Multimedia Support

12.2.1 | Why multimedia is an issue
12.2.2 | Real-time streaming protocol
12.2.3 | H.323
12.2.4 | IP phones and the PIX Security Appliance DHCP server

12.3 | Attack Guards

12.3.1 | Mail guard
12.3.2 | DNS guard
12.3.3 | FragGuard and virtual re-assembly
12.3.4 | AAA flood guard
12.3.5 | SYN flood attack
12.3.6 | TCP intercept

12.4 | Intrusion Detection

12.4.1 | Overview of intrusion detection and the PIX Security Appliance
12.4.2 | Information and attack intrusion detection signatures
12.4.3 | Intrusion detection in the PIX

12.5 | Shunning

12.5.1 | Overview of shunning
12.5.2 | Example of shunning an attacker

12.6 | Syslog Configuration on the PIX

12.6.1 | Configure Syslog output to a Syslog server
12.6.2 | Syslog messages

12.7 | SNMP

12.7.1 | SNMP overview
12.7.2 | MIB support
12.7.3 | Example of an SNMP through the PIX

Module Summary |
Module Quiz |

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