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hodgey87
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Afternoon Guys,
Im getting through the CCNA:Security book quite nicely now but I havent really done much lab practice. Ive gone through the SDM a few times but thats about it, I just wondered what resources people are using to do some lab work.
I know theres a CCNA:Security lab manual out now but its not out in the UK till the end of September.
Any help would be great
Cheers
Im getting through the CCNA:Security book quite nicely now but I havent really done much lab practice. Ive gone through the SDM a few times but thats about it, I just wondered what resources people are using to do some lab work.
I know theres a CCNA:Security lab manual out now but its not out in the UK till the end of September.
Any help would be great
Cheers
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pitviper
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I took the test right before the lab book was released. I setup the following in the lab:
SW1--R1
R2 (Internet Cloud)
R3
Setup ZBF and IPS on R1.
Penetration / IPS signature testing from R3->R1.
Manually added a DMZ to R1 and permitted HTTP and FTP from R3.
Manually setup rules to allow SDM and SSH on R1 from R3.
VPN between R1<->R3 (both via CLI and SDM).
L2 switchport security.
I also setup a syslog, ACS (eval), and Windows RADIUS server on the LAN side of R1 (all in VMware). Logged everything to the syslog box, and setup the AAA to authenticate with 1) TACACS+, 2) RADIUS, and 3) local, then shutdown the servers one at a time and debugged the authentication/failover process.
Those are the labs that come to mind. Basically, just recreate everything in the book. CCNP:Collaboration, CCNP:R&S, CCNA:S, CCNA:V, CCNA, CCENT