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Preparation for CCSA CP2000 (156-205) exam
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Checkpoint Certified Security Administrator

CCSA exam cram [electronic resource]

Piltzecker, Tony, 1975-; Books24x7, Inc

Piltzecker, Tony, Stoval, Les

Scottsdale, Ariz.: Coriolis Group

Coriolis Group, LLC, the

United States, United States of America

Exam cram, Scottsdale, Ariz, ©2001

1st edition, October 23, 2001

Type: 英文图书

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1. (p1) Introduction
2. (p2) Self-Assessment
3. (p3) Chapter 1 Check Point Certification Exams
3.1. (p4) Assessing Exam-Readiness
3.2. (p5) The Exam Situation
3.3. (p6) Exam Layout and Design
3.4. (p7) Check Point's Testing Format
3.5. (p8) Question-Handling Strategies
3.6. (p9) Mastering the Inner Game
3.7. (p10) Additional Resources
4. (p11) Chapter 2 Introduction to FireWall-1
4.1. (p12) Defining Firewalls
4.2. (p13) Types of Attacks
4.2.1. (p14) Port Scanning
4.2.2. (p15) Denial of Service (DoS)
4.2.3. (p16) Impersonation
4.2.4. (p17) Man-in-the-Middle
4.3. (p18) Limitations of Firewalls
4.4. (p19) Firewall Methods
4.4.1. (p20) Packet Filtering
4.4.2. (p21) Application Layer Gateways (Proxies)
4.4.3. (p22) Stateful Inspection
4.5. (p23) Stateful Inspection and Fire Wall-1
4.6. (p24) Components of Fire Wall-1
4.6.1. (p25) The Firewall Module
4.6.2. (p26) The Management Module
4.7. (p27) Additional Check Point Products
4.7.1. (p28) VPN-1 Gateway
4.7.2. (p29) VPN-1 SecuRemote
4.7.3. (p30) FloodGate-1
4.7.4. (p31) Meta-IP
4.8. (p32) Other Advantages of FireWall-1
4.8.1. (p33) Network Address Translation (NAT)
4.8.2. (p34) Content Vectoring
4.8.3. (p35) Firewall Synchronization
4.8.4. (p36) Ease of Management
4.9. (p37) FireWall-1 Licensing
4.9.1. (p38) Determining the Number of Licenses Needed
4.9.2. (p39) Purchasing FireWall-1 Products
4.10. (p40) Practice Questions
4.11. (p41) Need to Know More?
5. (p42) Chapter 3 Installing and Configuring FireWall-1
5.1. (p43) Preinstallation Checklist
5.2. (p44) Installing FireWall-1 on a Windows NT Server
5.2.1. (p45) Choosing an Installation Type
5.2.2. (p46) Installing the Management Clients
5.2.3. (p47) Applying the License
5.2.4. (p48) Creating Administrators
5.2.5. (p49) Configuring the External Interface
5.2.6. (p50) Configuring GUI Clients
5.2.7. (p51) Specifying Remote Enforcement Modules
5.2.8. (p52) IP Forwarding
5.2.9. (p53) Key Hit Session
5.3. (p54) Uninstalling from Windows NT
5.4. (p55) Installing FireWall-1 on Solaris
5.4.1. (p56) Beginning the Installation
5.4.2. (p57) Post-Installation Steps
5.4.3. (p58) Installing the GUI Clients
5.4.4. (p59) Choosing and Licensing an Installation Type
5.4.5. (p60) Creating Administrators
5.4.6. (p61) Configuring GUI Clients
5.4.7. (p62) SMTP and SNMP Configuration
5.4.8. (p63) Configuring Groups
5.4.9. (p64) IP Forwarding
5.4.10. (p65) Key Hit Session
5.5. (p66) Uninstalling from Solaris
5.6. (p67) Distributed Installation
5.6.1. (p68) Choosing an Installation Type
5.6.2. (p69) Applying the License
5.6.3. (p70) Specifying Management Servers
5.6.4. (p71) IP Forwarding
5.6.5. (p72) High Availability
5.6.6. (p73) Installing the GUI Client and Management Module
5.6.7. (p74) Configuring the GUI Client and Management Module
5.6.8. (p75) Creating Administrators
5.6.9. (p76) Configuring GUI Clients
5.6.10. (p77) Specifying Remote Enforcement Modules
5.6.11. (p78) Key Hit Session
5.7. (p79) Practice Questions
5.8. (p80) Need to Know More?
6. (p81) Chapter 4 Implementing Network Objects
6.1. (p82) Managing Your Firewall
6.1.1. (p83) Developing a Color Scheme
6.1.2. (p84) Managing Objects
6.2. (p85) Managing Network Objects
6.2.1. (p86) Workstation Object
6.2.2. (p87) Defining a Workstation as a Gateway
6.3. (p88) Creating Network and Domain Objects
6.3.1. (p89) Network Objects
6.3.2. (p90) Domain Objects
6.4. (p91) Managing Communication Devices
6.4.1. (p92) Defining a Router
6.4.2. (p93) Defining a Switch
6.5. (p94) Creating Firewall Objects
6.6. (p95) Creating Group Objects
6.7. (p96) Configuring Logical Servers
6.8. (p97) Creating Address Range Objects
6.9. (p98) Practice Questions
6.10. (p99) Need to Know More?
7. (p100) Chapter 5 Other Management Objects
7.1. (p101) Services Manager
7.1.1. (p102) TCP Services
7.1.2. (p103) UDP Services
7.1.3. (p104) RPC Services
7.1.4. (p105) ICMP Services
7.1.5. (p106) Other Services
7.1.6. (p107) Group Services
7.1.7. (p108) Port Range Services
7.2. (p109) Resources Manager
7.2.1. (p110) URI Resources
7.2.2. (p111) SMTP Resources
7.2.3. (p112) FTP Resources
7.3. (p113) Server Manager
7.4. (p114) User Manager
7.4.1. (p115) Creating a User Template
7.4.2. (p116) Creating Users
7.4.3. (p117) Creating a Group
7.5. (p118) Time Manager
7.6. (p119) Key Manager
7.7. (p120) Practice Questions
7.8. (p121) Need to Know More?
8. (p122) Chapter 6 Designing a Rule Base
8.1. (p123) Creating a Security Policy
8.2. (p124) Using the Rule Base Wizard
8.3. (p125) Manually Configuring a Rule Base
8.3.1. (p126) The Stealth Rule
8.3.2. (p127) The Cleanup Rule
8.3.3. (p128) Implicit Rules
8.4. (p129) Verifying a Rule Base
8.5. (p130) Installing a Rule Base
8.6. (p131) Uninstalling a Rule Base
8.7. (p132) Practice Questions
8.8. (p133) Need to Know More?
9. (p134) Chapter 7 Administering the Rule Base
9.1. (p135) Configuring Firewall Properties
9.1.1. (p136) The Security Policy Tab
9.1.2. (p137) The Log And Alert Tab
9.1.3. (p138) The Security Servers Tab
9.1.4. (p139) The SYNDefender Tab
9.1.5. (p140) TheLDAPTab
9.1.6. (p141) The Connect Control Tab
9.1.7. (p142) The Remaining Properties Setup Tabs
9.2. (p143) IP Spoofing
9.3. (p144) Disabling Rules
9.4. (p145) Hiding Rules
9.5. (p146) Practice Questions
9.6. (p147) Need to Know More?
10. (p148) Chapter 8 Remote Administration and Firewall Synchronization
10.1. (p149) Understanding How Remote Management Works
10.1.1. (p150) Securing Remote Management
10.1.2. (p151) Remote Management Ports
10.1.3. (p152) Redundant Remote Management
10.2. (p153) Creating a Remote Security Policy
10.2.1. (p154) Adding Remote Rules to a Security Policy
10.2.2. (p155) Creating a New Rule Base
10.3. (p156) Synchronizing Firewall Modules
10.3.1. (p157) Routing
10.3.2. (p158) High Availability
10.3.3. (p159) Setting Up Synchronization in a Unix Environment
10.3.4. (p160) Setting Up Synchronization in a Windows NT Environment
10.3.5. (p161) Configuring Multiple Synchronized Connections
10.3.6. (p162) Synchronization Limitations
10.4. (p163) Practice Questions
10.5. (p164) Need to Know More?
11. (p165) Chapter 9 Network Address Translation
12. (p179) Chapter 10 Implementing Authentication and Encryption
13. (p195) Chapter 11 Monitoring and Performance Tuning
14. (p211) Chapter 12 Sample Test
15. (p212) Chapter 13 Answer Key
16. (p213) Glossary
17. (p214) Index

Annotation This Exam Cram study guide covers one of the most rapidly growing certification programs in the industry-the CheckPoint Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) program, which requires candidates to pass the CCSA CP2000 exam. The book efficiently reviews key exam topics such as Firewall-1 system requirements and installation, various Firewall-1 configurations, GUI interface configuration and use, Network Address Translation rules, User Authentication, Encryption Schemes, Rule base efficiency, and the necessity of Network Address Translation. Includes proven features of the exclusive Exam Cram method of study with tips, tricks, and alerts, plus a special tear-out cram sheet and practice exam to provide all the necessary information and skills before taking the test

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