Implementing Cisco Secure Access Control System v5.2

Código del curso: ACS

Versión: 5.2

Duración: 3
Precio: Solicite Nuestros Precios 2012

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Temario

In this course, you will learn to provide secure access to network resources using the Cisco Secure Access Control System (ACS) 5.2. You'll examine how the ACS has grown by leaps and bounds since 4.x., discover new features, and learn how the 4.x configurations map to 5.x configurations. You will also get a look into future ACS technologies.

You will learn about the role and importance of ACS in Cisco TrustSec, whether TrustSec is deployed as an appliance-based overlay solution or as a network-integrated 802.1x solution. You will learn about user authentication and authorization, posture assessment, device profiling, guest access, data integrity and confidentiality, centralized policy, collaborative monitoring, troubleshooting, and reporting in Cisco TrustSec solutions.

Pre-requisitos

Attendees should meet the following prerequisites:

CCNA Certification ICND1 plus ICND2 or CCNABC recommended
CCNA Security Certification IINS recommended but not mandatory
Working Knowledge of the Microsoft windows operating system

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Cisco channel partners who sell, implement, and maintain Cisco ACS solutions and Security professionals, architects, engineers and network administrators responsible for securing their networks to insureaccess is only by authenticated authorized users, with recordsof their activities.

Objetivos del curso

After you complete this course you will be able to:

Understand how the RADIUS and TACACS+ protocols operate and what purpose they serve.
Understand the current ACS solution offering, including ACS Express, ACS Enterprise, ACS on VMware, and appliances such as the CSACS-1120 Series and CSACS-1121 Series
Describe the major components of ACS
Determine the best installation practices for ACS 5.2
Configure the ACS from a default install
Understand the Licensing requirements of ACS and how licensing works.
Understand how attributes, value types, and predefined values are used
Describethe Types of Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) clients availalbeand how they access network resources and other AAA clients
Work with a local identity store and identity store sequence
Understand users and identity stores
Configure an external identity store with LDAP
Understand the Fundamentals of LDAP
Set up LDAP SSL
Set up an external identity store with Active Directory
Perform AAA with TACACS+
Monitor and troubleshoot ACS (AAA with TACACS+)
Use a local certificate authority to replace digital certificates self-signed by ACS
Introduction to IEEE 802.1x and EAP
802.1x using Windows XP, Windows 7, and AnyConnect 3.x supplicants
802.1x single host authentication
802.1x troubleshooting