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Module 9: PIX Security Appliance Translations and Connections

Module Overview |
9.1 | Transport Protocols

9.1.1 | Sessions in an IP world
9.1.2 | TCP detailed review
9.1.3 | TCP features and interaction with PIX
9.1.4 | UDP features and interaction with PIX

9.2 | Network Address Translations

9.2.1 | Understanding NAT
9.2.2 | Dynamic inside translations
9.2.3 | Static inside translations
9.2.4 | Dynamic outside translations
9.2.5 | Static outside translations
9.2.6 | Identify NAT

9.3 | Configuring DNS Support

9.3.1 | Overview of the alias command
9.3.2 | DNS doctoring process
9.3.3 | Destination NAT with the alias command
9.3.4 | DNS record translation

9.4 | Connections

9.4.1 | Two ways through the PIX Security Appliance
9.4.2 | Statics and conduits

9.5 | Port Address Translation (PAT)

9.5.1 | PAT for the PIX Security Appliance
9.5.2 | PAT using outside interface addresses
9.5.3 | Mapping subnets to PAT addresses
9.5.4 | Backing up PAT addresses by using multiple PATs
9.5.5 | Augmenting a global pool with PAT
9.5.6 | Port redirection

9.6 | Multiple Interfaces on a PIX Security Appliance

9.6.1 | Additional interface support
9.6.2 | Configuring three interfaces on a PIX Security Appliance
9.6.3 | Configuring four interfaces on a PIX Security Appliance

Module Summary |
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