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The video introduces you to Pre-filter policy on Cisco FTD 6.1. We will demonstrate how prefilter policy can be used in addition to a regular access control rule to allow (Fastpath) or drop traffic and prevent them from further processing. The second half of the videos takes you through another feature called Tunnel Rule that allows FTD to analyze unencrypted tunnel traffic.

The video introduces you to Pre-filter policy on Cisco FTD 6.1. We will demonstrate how prefilter policy can be used in addition to a regular access control rule to allow (Fastpath) or drop traffic and prevent them from further processing. The second half of the videos takes you through another feature called Tunnel Rule that allows FTD to analyze unencrypted tunnel traffic.

The video runs through various NAT scenarios on Cisco FTD 6.1. We will be going over structure of NAT policy and covering the majority of common NAT use-cases including static NAT, dynamic NAT, PAT, and Identity NAT using both Twice NAT and Object NAT. We will also configure NAT64 to allow internet access to our IPv6 environment we configured in the previous video.

The video runs through various NAT scenarios on Cisco FTD 6.1. We will be going over structure of NAT policy and covering the majority of common NAT use-cases including static NAT, dynamic NAT, PAT, and Identity NAT using both Twice NAT and Object NAT. We will also configure NAT64 to allow internet access to our IPv6 environment we configured in the previous video.

The video runs through various NAT scenarios on Cisco FTD 6.1. We will be going over structure of NAT policy and covering the majority of common NAT use-cases including static NAT, dynamic NAT, PAT, and Identity NAT using both Twice NAT and Object NAT. We will also configure NAT64 to allow internet access to our IPv6 environment we configured in the previous video.

The video runs through various NAT scenarios on Cisco FTD 6.1. We will be going over structure of NAT policy and covering the majority of common NAT use-cases including static NAT, dynamic NAT, PAT, and Identity NAT using both Twice NAT and Object NAT. We will also configure NAT64 to allow internet access to our IPv6 environment we configured in the previous video.

The video runs through various NAT scenarios on Cisco FTD 6.1. We will be going over structure of NAT policy and covering the majority of common NAT use-cases including static NAT, dynamic NAT, PAT, and Identity NAT using both Twice NAT and Object NAT. We will also configure NAT64 to allow internet access to our IPv6 environment we configured in the previous video.

The video walks you through configuration of IPv6 on Cisoc FTD 6.1. We begin with basic IPv6 interface configuration then progress into IPv6 routings covering static, BGPv3, and OSPFv3. BGPv6 will be used to establish internet routing, while accomplish internal routing with OSPFv3. Bidirectional redistribution will be configured to allow full network connectivity to internet.  

The video walks you through configuration of IPv6 on Cisoc FTD 6.1. We begin with basic IPv6 interface configuration then progress into IPv6 routings covering static, BGPv3, and OSPFv3. BGPv6 will be used to establish internet routing, while accomplish internal routing with OSPFv3. Bidirectional redistribution will be configured to allow full network connectivity to internet.  

The video walks you through configuration of IPv6 on Cisoc FTD 6.1. We begin with basic IPv6 interface configuration then progress into IPv6 routings covering static, BGPv3, and OSPFv3. BGPv6 will be used to establish internet routing, while accomplish internal routing with OSPFv3. Bidirectional redistribution will be configured to allow full network connectivity to internet.