firepower 6.7

The video shows you how to configure two routing features on Cisco Firepower 6.7; static route and VRF. We have a simple setup to allow internal users access to internet using static route. IP SLA will be added to provide path failover capability. Guest users will be segregated into a Guest VRF but are allowed to utilized an internal DNS server via route leaking.

The video walks you through configuration of basic settings on Cisco Firepower 6.7 devices. We will cover common global device configuration within Platform Settings and go over the remaining of Device Settings. You will be able to appreciate a use of configuration template to consistently apply settings across multiple Firepower devices. The video finishes with configuration review on CLI and validation testings.

The video walks you through configuration of basic settings on Cisco Firepower 6.7 devices. We will cover common global device configuration within Platform Settings and go over the remaining of Device Settings. You will be able to appreciate a use of configuration template to consistently apply settings across multiple Firepower devices. The video finishes with configuration review on CLI and validation testings.

The video walks you through configuration of basic settings on Cisco Firepower 6.7 devices. We will cover common global device configuration within Platform Settings and go over the remaining of Device Settings. You will be able to appreciate a use of configuration template to consistently apply settings across multiple Firepower devices. The video finishes with configuration review on CLI and validation testings.

The video walks you through different operational mode on Cisco Firepower 6.7. We will use physical and virtual (NGFWv) Firepower devices to demonstrate routed, passive, inline, transparent, and ERSPAN modes. We will focus on interface and zone configuration to get traffic to pass through the device. We will discuss when it is appropriate to use each firewall mode.

The video walks you through different operational mode on Cisco Firepower 6.7. We will use physical and virtual (NGFWv) Firepower devices to demonstrate routed, passive, inline, transparent, and ERSPAN modes. We will focus on interface and zone configuration to get traffic to pass through the device. We will discuss when it is appropriate to use each firewall mode.

The video walks you through different operational mode on Cisco Firepower 6.7. We will use physical and virtual (NGFWv) Firepower devices to demonstrate routed, passive, inline, transparent, and ERSPAN modes. We will focus on interface and zone configuration to get traffic to pass through the device. We will discuss when it is appropriate to use each firewall mode.

The video walks you through different operational mode on Cisco Firepower 6.7. We will use physical and virtual (NGFWv) Firepower devices to demonstrate routed, passive, inline, transparent, and ERSPAN modes. We will focus on interface and zone configuration to get traffic to pass through the device. We will discuss when it is appropriate to use each firewall mode.

The video walks you through the rest of Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center web interface. The goal is to make you feel comfortable navigating around the web interface while we explore all menu options. You should gain a good sense of where things are located by the end of the lab.

The video walks you through the rest of Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center web interface. The goal is to make you feel comfortable navigating around the web interface while we explore all menu options. You should gain a good sense of where things are located by the end of the lab.