> Chapter 1
> CBT Introduction
> NetScreen Training Reference CBT is to be used as a entry level training guide for NetScreen's Value Added Resellers. It it not intended by any means to replace Authorized NetScreen instructor-led courses.
> The Audience for This Class
> This material is for you if:
> · You are a NetScreen Value Added Reseller.
> NetScreen VAR Test
> When you complete this material, you may choose to complete the online NetScreen VAR Test. Please contact NetScreen to organize this testing.
> Time and Resources Required to Complete This Material
> This material will take about 15-30 hours to complete depending on your networking, security technologies and NetScreen product experience.
> Resources need to complete this material:
> · Portions of this material will require the use of NetScreen devices in a lab environment
> · Internetworking reference material.
> Prerequisites for This Material
> Before begining this material you should be familiar with basic internetworking technologies and terminologies such as:
> · TCP/IP
> · Routers, Bridges and Switches
> · "The Internet"
> · Web Browsers
> · Terminal Software
> NetScreen Training Material Modules
> "NetScreen 5 Hardware and Software Description"
> This chapter provides illustrations and descriptions of the NetScreen-5 front and back panel and an introduction to the Web User Interface (WebUI).
> "Basic NetScreen-5 Network Connection"
> Follow the instructions in this chapter to set up the NetScreen-5 hardware and to configure the software initially for Transparent or Network Address Translation (NAT) mode.
> "NetScreen 10 & 100 Hardware and Software Description"
> This chapter provides illustrations and descriptions of the NetScreen-10/100 front and back panels and an introduction to the Web user interface (WebUI).
> "Connecting the NetScreen10 & 100 to the Network"
> Follow the instructions in this chapter to set up the NetScreen-10/100 hardware and to configure the software for the first time.
> "Configuring the NetScreen 10 & 100 for the First Time"
> This chapter shows you how to configure your NetScreen-10/100 in Transparent mode and allow internal users to access the Internet while denying internal access from the Internet.
> "Interfaces and Operational Modes"
> This chapter describes the various physical, logical, and virtual interfaces and the three operational modes supported by NetScreen devices. The chapter is organized into the following sections:
> · Interfaces
> · Transparent Mode
> · Network Address Translation
> · Route Mode
> "System Parameters"
> This chapter focusses on the concepts involved in establishing system parameters affecting the following areas of a NetScreen security appliance:
> · Firewall Protection
> · Route Table Configuration
> · DNS Support
> · DHCP
> · PPPoE
> · URL Filtering
> · Managing ScreenOS
> "Administration"
> This chapter describes various management methods and tools, ways to secure administrative traffic, and the administrative privilege levels that you can assign to admin users:
> · Management Methods and Tools
> · Levels of Administration
> · Securing Administrive Traffic
> "Building Blocks for Access Policies and VPNs"
> This chapter discusses the concepts common to Access Policies and Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). The specific topics discussed are:
> · Levels of Administration
> · Address Book Entries
> · VIPS (Virtual IP)
> · MIPs (Mapped IP)
> · Users
> · Dialup User Groups
> · Services
> · Service Groups
> · Schedules
> "Access Policies"
> This chapter describes what Access Policies do and how the various elements that comprise an Access Policy are related. It is divided into the following two main sections:
> · Defined Access Policies
> · Applied Access Policies
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