firepower 6.7

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 two common tasks after an installation of FMC on Cisco Firepower 6.7. We will first connect our FMC to Cisco Smart Licensing server. We will then proceed to add the Firepower devices we brought up in the previous lab to the FMC to get them ready for configuration.

The video walks you through two common tasks after an installation of FMC on Cisco Firepower 6.7. We will first connect our FMC to Cisco Smart Licensing server. We will then proceed to add the Firepower devices we brought up in the previous lab to the FMC to get them ready for configuration.

The video takes you through the first look of our freshly installed Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center web interface and shows recommended post-installation configuration including System settings, System updates, Health policy, and Alerting settings. This will serve as a base configuration for our subsequent labs.

The video takes you through the first look of our freshly installed Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center web interface and shows recommended post-installation configuration including System settings, System updates, Health policy, and Alerting settings. This will serve as a base configuration for our subsequent labs.

The video shows you how to install and initialize Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center Virtual (FMCv) 6.7 on VMware ESXi. 

The video shows you how to install and initialize Cisco Secure Firewall Threat Defense Virtual (aka FTDv/NGFWv) 6.7 on VMware ESXi.

The video shows you how to configure Identity and SSL Decrypt Policies on Cisco Firepower 6.7 using Firepower Device Manager. We will enable passive authentication with Cisco ISE to allow our Access Control policy to leverage AD user group. SSL decrypt will be used to detect and block encrypted malware traffic.

The video shows you how to configure Identity and SSL Decrypt Policies on Cisco Firepower 6.7 using Firepower Device Manager. We will enable passive authentication with Cisco ISE to allow our Access Control policy to leverage AD user group. SSL decrypt will be used to detect and block encrypted malware traffic.

The video shows you how to configure Network Address Translation (NAT), and Access Control on Cisco Firepower 6.7 using Firepower Device Manager. Some of the most commonly used functions will be covered including Static NAT, Dynamic PAT, ACL to allow inbound and outbound traffic, application filtering, intrusion policy, URL filtering, Geolocation, and Security Intelligence.