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CCSP: Cisco Certified Security Professional Certification All-in-One Exam Guide (Exams SECUR,CSPFA, CSVPN, CSIDS, and CSI)

CCSP: Cisco Certified Security Professional Certification All-in-One Exam Guide (Exams SECUR,CSPFA, CSVPN, CSIDS, and CSI)

Robert Larson, McGraw-Hill Osborne Media

ISBN:0072226919, Edition: 1, 2003-07-28

Price: $89.99

Table of contents

Introduction ~ xxi

Part I Introduction to Network Security ~ 1

Chapter 1 Understanding Network Security Threats ~ 3
Identify the Need for Network Security ~ 4
Identify the Causes of Network Security Problems ~ 5
Technology Weakness ~ 6
Policy Weakness ~ 7
Configuration Weakness ~ 8
The Four Primary Types of Network Threats ~ 8
Unstructured Threats ~ 8
Structured Threats ~ 9
Internal Threats ~ 10
External Threats ~ 10
The Four Primary Types of Network Attack ~ 11
Reconnaissance Attacks ~ 11
Access Attacks ~ 14
Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks ~ 16
Data Manipulation Attacks ~ 20
Cisco AVVID and SAFE Strategies ~ 22
AVVID ~ 22
SAFE ~ 23
Cisco Security Wheel ~ 23
Network Security Policy ~ 25
Why Create a Network Security Policy ~ 25
The Balancing Act ~ 26
A Security Policy Is to Be Shared ~ 28
Who Should Help Create the Security Policy? ~ 29
Assets and Threats ~ 30
Evaluating a Network Security Policy ~ 32
Example of a Network Security Policy ~ 35
Securing the Network ~ 35
Wireless Communication Policy ~ 36
Monitoring Network Security ~ 37
Improving Network Security ~ 38
Chapter Review ~ 39
Questions ~ 40
Answers ~ 44

Chapter 2 Securing the Network ~ 47
Secure Network Design Example ~ 48
Inside Network ~ 49
Outside Network ~ 49
Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) ~ 49
Securing Network Devices ~ 50
Physically Secure the Devices ~ 50
Securing Administrative Access ~ 50
Using Access Control Lists to Secure the Network ~ 57
Standard ACLs ~ 57
Extended Access Lists ~ 64
Named Access Lists ~ 66
Time-Based Access Lists ~ 66
Chapter Review ~ 71
Questions ~ 71
Answers ~ 74

Part II Securing the Network Perimeter ~ 75

Chapter 3 Cisco AAA Security Technology ~ 77
The Cisco AAA Model ~ 78
NAS Servers ~ 78
Why Authenticate? ~ 79
AAA Benefits ~ 82
TACACS+, RADIUS, and Kerberos Support ~ 83
AAA System Components ~ 88
AAA as Facilitator ~ 88
Authentication ~ 92
Authorization ~ 96
Accounting ~ 99
Testing AAA Configuration ~ 103
The show Commands ~ 103
The debug Commands ~ 103
Chapter Review ~ 104
Questions ~ 105
Answers ~ 107

Chapter 4 Cisco Secure ACS and TACACS+/RADIUS Technologies ~ 109
Describe Cisco Secure ACS ~ 110
CiscoSecure ACS for Windows and UNIX ~ 110
Features and Architecture of Cisco Secure ACS for Windows ~ 111
Features and Benefits ~ 111
Cisco Secure ACS Benefits ~ 112
Cisco Secure ACS for Windows Internal Architecture ~ 113
System Performance ~ 117
Features of CiscoSecure ACS for UNIX ~ 118
Features and Benefits ~ 118
Preparing to Install UNIX ACS ~ 119
Installing Cisco Secure ACS 3.0 for Windows ~ 119
Hardware Requirements ~ 120
Operating System Requirements ~ 120
Third-Party Software Requirements ~ 120
NAS Minimum IOS Requirements ~ 121
Network Requirements ~ 121
Back Up Server Data ~ 121
Gathering Information Required During Installation ~ 122
Administering and Troubleshooting Cisco Secure ACS for Windows ~ 122
Navigation Bar ~ 123
Configuration Area ~ 125
Display Area ~ 125
Accessing the HTML Interface ~ 125
Suggested Configuration Sequence ~ 128
TACACS+ Overview ~ 132
Configuring Cisco Secure ACS and TACACS+ ~ 133
Configure NAS to TACACS+ Server Communication ~ 134
Verifying TACACS+ ~ 136
The show Commands ~ 136
The debug Commands ~ 136
Configure NAS to RADIUS Server Communication ~ 137
Chapter Review ~ 138
Questions ~ 139
Answers ~ 141

Chapter 5 Securing Cisco Perimeter Routers ~ 143
Perimeter Router Terms and Concepts ~ 143
Simple Secure Network Design ~ 144
Eavesdropping ~ 147
Router Solutions ~ 147
Hub and Switch Issues ~ 149
Limit Unneeded TCP/IP and Other Services ~ 150
TCP and UDP "Small Services" ~ 150
Finger ~ 150
NTP ~ 150
CDP ~ 150
Denial of Service Attacks ~ 150
Controlling Directed Broadcasts ~ 151
Flood Management ~ 151
Antispoofing with RPF Checks ~ 152
Unauthorized Access ~ 152
Address Filtering ~ 152
Dynamic (Lock-and-Key) Access Lists ~ 152
Reflexive Access Lists ~ 157
Lack of Legal IP Addresses ~ 161
NAT Technology and Terminology ~ 162
Static NAT ~ 163
Dynamic NAT ~ 165
Dynamic NAT with Overloading (PAT) ~ 167
Rerouting Attacks ~ 169
Event Logging on Perimeter Routers ~ 170
Access List Violation Logs ~ 171
Chapter Review ~ 171
Questions ~ 172
Answers ~ 174

Chapter 6 IOS Firewall Feature Set-CBAC ~ 175
Introduction to Cisco IOS Firewall ~ 175
Router-Based Firewall Functionality ~ 176
Integration with Cisco IOS Software ~ 176
Feature Summary ~ 178
Context-Based Access Control (CBAC) ~ 179
Quick Access List Review ~ 179
CBAC Advantages ~ 179
CBAC Limitations ~ 181
CBAC Process ~ 181
Configuring CBAC ~ 182
IOS Firewall Management ~ 198
Command Line Interface ~ 198
ConfigMaker ~ 199
Chapter Review ~ 200
Questions ~ 201
Answers ~ 203

Chapter 7 IOS Firewall-Intrusion Detection System ~ 205
Intrusion Detection System (IDS) ~ 205
IOS Firewall Intrusion Detection System ~ 206
Devices Supporting the IOS Firewall IDS Features ~ 206
Cisco IDS Attack Signatures ~ 208
Cisco Secure IDS Director Support ~ 209
Performance Implications ~ 210
IOS IDS vs. Cisco Secure IDS ~ 210
Cisco IOS Firewall IDS Configuration Task List ~ 211
Initializing the IOS Firewall IDS ~ 212
The ip audit smtp spam Command ~ 212
The ip audit po max-events Command ~ 212
Initializing the Post Office ~ 212
The ip audit notify Command ~ 213
The ip audit po local Command ~ 214
The ip audit po remote Command ~ 215
Creating and Applying Audit Rules ~ 216
Creating an Audit Rule ~ 217
Apply the Audit Rule to the Interface(s) ~ 220
Verifying the IDS Configuration ~ 222
The show ip audit statistics Command ~ 222
The show ip audit configuration Command ~ 223
The show ip audit interface Command ~ 223
The show ip audit all Command ~ 224
Chapter Review ~ 224
Questions ~ 225
Answers ~ 227

Chapter 8 IOS Firewall-Authentication Proxy ~ 229
Cisco IOS Firewall Authentication Proxy ~ 229
How the Authentication Proxy Works ~ 230
Applying the Authentication Proxy ~ 232
Comparison with the Lock-and-Key Feature ~ 233
Compatibility with Other Features ~ 233
Security Vulnerability Issues ~ 236
Before Configuring Authentication Proxy ~ 236
Authentication Proxy Configuration Task List ~ 238
AAA Server Configuration ~ 238
AAA Router Configuration ~ 244
Enable AAA ~ 244
Define the Security Server ~ 244
Define Login Authentication Methods List ~ 249
Enable Authorization Proxy (auth-proxy) for AAA ~ 250
Activate Authentication Proxy Accounting ~ 251
ACL Entry for Return Traffic from the AAA Server ~ 252
Configuring the HTTP Server ~ 253
Authentication Proxy Configuration on the Router ~ 254
The ip auth-proxy auth-cache-time Command ~ 254
The ip auth-proxy auth-proxy-banner Command ~ 255
The ip auth-proxy name Command ~ 255
The auth-proxy Interface Configuration ~ 257
Verify Authentication Proxy Configuration ~ 257
The auth-proxy Cache ~ 258
The debug Commands ~ 259
CBAC Configuration ~ 259
Chapter Review ~ 260
Questions ~ 260
Answers ~ 263

Part III Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) ~ 265

Chapter 9 Cisco IOS IPSec Introduction ~ 267
Virtual Private Networks ~ 268
Remote-Access ~ 269
Site-to-Site ~ 270
Layer 2 VPNs ~ 271
Layer 3 VPNs ~ 272
Other VPN Implementations ~ 273
Why Use VPNs? ~ 274
VPN Analogy ~ 274
Tunneling Protocols ~ 275
Layer Two Forwarding (L2F) Protocol ~ 276
Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) ~ 276
Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) ~ 276
How IPSec Works ~ 276
Cisco IOS IPSec Technologies ~ 277
IPSec Security Overview ~ 278
Transport and Tunnel Mode ~ 281
IPSec Transforms and Transform Sets ~ 286
Cisco IOS Cryptosystem Components ~ 288
How Encryption Works ~ 288
Cryptography Types ~ 290
Encryption Alternatives ~ 290
Hashing ~ 292
Diffie-Hellman Key Agreement (DH) ~ 293
Security Association (SA) ~ 294
IKE SAs versus IPSec SAs ~ 295
Five Steps of IPSec Revisited ~ 296
Step 1-Determine Interesting Traffic ~ 296
Step 2-IKE Phase One ~ 297
Step 3-IKE Phase Two ~ 300
Step 4-IPSec Data Transfer ~ 301
Step 5-Session Termination ~ 301
IPSec Support in Cisco Systems Products ~ 301
Chapter Review ~ 302
Questions ~ 303
Answers ~ 305

Chapter 10 Cisco IOS IPSec for Preshared Keys ~ 307
Configure IPSec Encryption Tasks ~ 307
Task 1 Prepare for IKE and IPSec ~ 309
Task 2 Configure IKE ~ 317
Task 3 Configure IPSec ~ 321
Task 4 Test and Verify IPSec ~ 329
Configuring IPSec Manually ~ 333
Configuring IPSec Manually Is Not Recommended ~ 334
Chapter Review ~ 335
Questions ~ 336
Answers ~ 339

Chapter 11 Cisco IOS IPSec Certificate Authority Support ~ 341
CA Support Overview ~ 341
Digital Certificates ~ 342
Certificate Distribution ~ 343
IPSec with CAs ~ 344
How CA Certs Are Used by IPSec Peers ~ 344
Cisco IOS CA Standards ~ 345
Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP) ~ 345
CA Servers Interoperable with Cisco Routers ~ 346
Enroll a Device with a CA ~ 348
Configure CA Support Tasks ~ 348
Task 1-Prepare for IKE and IPSec ~ 349
Task 2-Configure CA Support ~ 351
Task 3-Configure IKE ~ 369
Task 4-Configure IPSec ~ 371
Task 5-Test and Verify IPSec ~ 372
RSA Encrypted Nonces Overview ~ 372
Task 2-Configure RSA Keys ~ 373
Chapter Review ~ 374
Questions ~ 377
Answers ~ 379

Chapter 12 Cisco IOS Remote Access Using Cisco Easy VPN ~ 381
Introduction to Cisco Easy VPN ~ 381
Cisco Easy VPN Server ~ 382
Client Connection Process ~ 382
Cisco Easy VPN Remote ~ 383
Split Tunneling ~ 384
Cisco VPN 3.6 Client ~ 385
How the VPN Client Works ~ 385
Connection Technologies ~ 385
Easy VPN Server Configuration Tasks ~ 386
Preconfiguring the Cisco VPN 3.6 Client ~ 386
Creating a New Connection Entry ~ 387
Trying Out the New Connection ~ 389
Customizing the Connection ~ 390
Management Center for VPN Routers ~ 392
Features and Benefits ~ 393
Router MC Server Requirements ~ 394
Router MC Client Requirements ~ 394
Router MC User Permissions ~ 395
Easy VPN Remote Phase Two ~ 396
Supported VPN Servers ~ 396
Phase Two Features ~ 396
Cisco VPN Firewall Feature for VPN Client ~ 402
Overview of Software Client Firewall Feature ~ 402
Defining a Client Firewall Policy ~ 403
The Are You There Feature ~ 403
The Central Policy Protection Feature ~ 404
Client/Server Feature ~ 406
Client Firewall Statistics ~ 407
Chapter Review ~ 408
Questions ~ 409
Answers ~ 411

Chapter 13 Cisco VPN Hardware Overview ~ 413
Cisco Products Enable a Secure VPN ~ 413
What's New? ~ 414
Cisco VPN 3002 Client Devices ~ 414
Cisco VPN 3002 Client Models ~ 415
Client and Network Extension Modes ~ 416
Standards Supported ~ 417
Cisco VPN 3002 Hardware Client Features ~ 417
Cisco VPN 3000 Concentrator Devices ~ 419
Cisco VPN 3000 Concentrator Models ~ 419
Standards Supported ~ 423
Cisco VPN 3000 Concentrator Features ~ 424
VPN 3000 Concentrator Client Support ~ 426
Chapter Review ~ 429
Questions ~ 430
Answers ~ 432

Chapter 14 Cisco VPN 3000 Remote Access Networks ~ 435
VPN Concentrator User Interfaces and Startup ~ 436
Quick Configuration ~ 437
Command-Line Interface (CLI) Basics ~ 439
Concentrator Manager (Web Interface) ~ 443
VPN Concentrators in IPSec VPN Implementations ~ 450
Remote Access Networks ~ 451
LAN-to-LAN Networks ~ 451
Remote Access VPNs with Preshared Keys ~ 452
Preshared Keys ~ 453
Initial Configuration ~ 454
Setting the Public Interface ~ 455
Defining the Default Gateway (Optional) ~ 456
Adding the Static Routes ~ 458
General System Information ~ 459
Define Inside Address Assignment Method ~ 459
Define Inside Address Pool for Remote Users ~ 461
Configuring Groups and Users ~ 461
Other Configuration Options ~ 473
Digital Certificates ~ 477
Certificate Types ~ 477
VPN Concentrator and Certificates ~ 477
Enrolling and Installing Certificates ~ 478
Using SCEP to Manage Certificates ~ 479
Using the Certificates ~ 484
Configure Cisco VPN Client Support ~ 486
VPN Client Autoinitiation Feature ~ 487
The vpnclient.ini File ~ 487
Preparation ~ 488
Configuration ~ 488
VPN 3000 Configuration ~ 489
Administer and Monitor Remote Access Networks ~ 489
Administration ~ 489
Monitoring ~ 494
Chapter Review ~ 495
Questions ~ 496
Answers ~ 499

Chapter 15 Configuring Cisco VPN 3002 Remote Clients ~ 501
The VPN 3002 in the Network ~ 502
VPN Modes ~ 503
IPSec VPNs ~ 504
Configuring the 3002 Device ~ 506
Command-Line Interface (CLI) ~ 506
The Hardware Client Manager (Web Interface) ~ 511
Common Configuration Tasks ~ 515
Upgrading the Software ~ 515
Quick Configuration ~ 517
System Status ~ 519
PPPoE Support ~ 519
Basic Configuration for the VPN 3002 ~ 521
Set the System Time, Date, and Time Zone ~ 522
Optional-Upload an Existing Configuration File ~ 523
Configure the Private Interface ~ 523
Configure the Public Interface ~ 526
Configure the IPSec ~ 527
Choose Client (PAT) Mode or Network Extension Mode ~ 528
Configure DNS ~ 529
Configure Static Routes ~ 529
Change the Admin Password ~ 530
Modifying Options ~ 531
Other VPN 3002 Software Features ~ 532
Interactive Hardware Client Authentication ~ 532
Individual User Authentication ~ 533
LEAP Bypass ~ 535
IPSec Backup Servers ~ 536
IPSec Server Load Balancing ~ 537
H.323 Support in PAT Mode ~ 540
Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP) ~ 541
XML Management ~ 542
Reverse Route Injection (RRI) ~ 542
AES Support and Diffie-Hellman Group 5 ~ 543
Push Banner to VPN 3002 ~ 544
Delete with Reason ~ 544
Auto-Update Feature ~ 546
VPN 3002 Hardware Clients ~ 546
Cisco VPN Software Clients ~ 546
Configuring Auto-Update ~ 546
Chapter Review ~ 547
Questions ~ 549
Answers ~ 551

Chapter 16 Cisco VPN 3000 LAN-to-LAN Networks ~ 553
The VPN Concentrators in LAN-to-LAN VPNs ~ 553
Chapter Scenario ~ 555
LAN-to-LAN Networks with Preshared Keys ~ 555
Configure Network Lists ~ 556
Define the IKE Proposals (Optional) ~ 560
Create the Tunnel ~ 561
LAN-to-LAN Networks with Digital Certificates ~ 566
NAT Issues ~ 567
NAT Transparency ~ 568
IPSec over TCP ~ 569
IPSec over NAT-T ~ 570
IPSec over UDP ~ 571
LAN-to-LAN VPN with Overlapping Network Addresses ~ 572
LAN-to-LAN Routing ~ 575
Default Gateways ~ 576
Reverse Route Injection ~ 577
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol ~ 578
Chapter Review ~ 581
Questions ~ 582
Answers ~ 584

Part IV PIX Firewalls ~ 585

Chapter 17 CiscoSecure PIX Firewalls ~ 587
Firewall and Firewall Security Systems ~ 587
Packet Filter ~ 588
Proxy Filter ~ 589
Stateful Packet Filter ~ 589
CiscoSecure PIX Firewall Technology ~ 589
PIX Adaptive Security Algorithm ~ 591
The PIX Firewall Family ~ 592
Tested and Certified ~ 595
VPN Support ~ 595
PIX Management Options ~ 596
Cisco Mobile Office Support ~ 596
Cisco Catalyst 6500 Implementation ~ 596
Basic PIX Firewall Configuration ~ 597
PIC Command-Line Interface ~ 597
The nameif Command ~ 599
The interface Command ~ 599
The ip address Command ~ 601
The nat Command ~ 601
The global Command ~ 602
The route Command ~ 604
Chapter Review ~ 604
Questions ~ 605
Answers ~ 607

Chapter 18 Getting Started with the Cisco PIX Firewall ~ 609
Basic PIX Firewall Configuration ~ 609
Verifying Configuration and Traffic ~ 612
ICMP Traffic to the Firewall ~ 612
The show icmp Command ~ 614
The debug icmp trace Command ~ 614
Time Setting and NTP Support ~ 614
How NTP Works ~ 614
NTP and PIX Firewalls ~ 615
Syslog Configuration ~ 617
The logging Commands ~ 618
FTP and URL Logging ~ 620
Verifying and Monitoring Logging ~ 621
DHCP Server Configuration ~ 625
Configuring the DHCP Server Feature ~ 626
DHCP Client ~ 631
Using NAT/PAT with DHCP Client ~ 632
Firewalls as a DHCP Client and Server ~ 632
Chapter Review ~ 633
Questions ~ 634
Answers ~ 637

Chapter 19 Access Through the PIX Firewall ~ 639
Adaptive Security Algorithm ~ 639
Security Levels ~ 640
Stateful System ~ 642
Translations ~ 643
Connections ~ 643
Translations and Connections ~ 644
Transport Protocols ~ 646
Static Translations ~ 649
Network Address Translation ~ 654
Port Address Translations (PAT) ~ 658
Using NAT and PAT Together ~ 659
Names and Name Commands ~ 659
Configuring DNS Support ~ 660
Access Control Lists (ACLs) ~ 661
Using Access Lists ~ 661
Access-Group Statement ~ 662
Basic ACL Statements ~ 662
ICMP ACL Statements ~ 663
TurboACL ~ 664
Downloadable ACLs ~ 666
Content Filtering ~ 668
ActiveX Blocking ~ 669
Java Blocking ~ 669
Websense Filtering ~ 670
Object Grouping ~ 673
Overview of Object Grouping ~ 673
Getting Started with Group Objects ~ 674
Configuring Object Groups with ACLs ~ 675
Nested Object Groups ~ 676
Conduit Statements ~ 676
Configuring Conduits ~ 677
PIX Routing Configuration ~ 678
The Route Command ~ 678
Routing Options ~ 680
Multicast Traffic ~ 682
Chapter Review ~ 682
Questions ~ 683
Answers ~ 685

Chapter 20 Advanced PIX Firewall Features ~ 687
Remote Access ~ 687
Telnet Access ~ 688
HTTP Access ~ 689
Secure Shell (SSH) Access ~ 690
AAA Support for Telnet, HTTP, and SSH Sessions ~ 691
AAA on the PIX Firewall ~ 691
Defining the AAA Server ~ 691
Local User Database ~ 693
Configuring AAA Features ~ 695
Access Lists with AAA ~ 699
Command-Level Authorization ~ 700
Firewall Privilege Levels ~ 701
Configuring Cisco Secure ACS for Windows ~ 702
Advanced Protocol Handling ~ 702
Application Inspection ~ 702
The fixup protocol Command ~ 703
Supported Applications and Protocols ~ 704
Fixup Protocol Examples ~ 706
Other Supported Protocols and Applications ~ 709
Attack Guards ~ 710
DNS Control ~ 711
Flood Defender ~ 711
FragGuard and Virtual Reassembly ~ 712
TCP Intercept ~ 714
Unicast Reverse Path Forwarding ~ 714
ActiveX Blocking, Java Filtering, and URL Filtering ~ 715
Intrusion Detection ~ 715
Define Default Audit Actions ~ 716
Disabling Individual Signatures ~ 716
Create Named Audit Rules ~ 717
Apply the Audit Rule to the Interface(s) ~ 717
PIX Firewall IDS Syslog Messages ~ 718
Shunning ~ 718
Managing SNMP Services ~ 719
PIX Firewall SNMP Support ~ 719
SNMP Contact and Location ~ 720
SNMP Management Station ~ 721
SNMP Community Key ~ 721
Enabling SNMP Traps ~ 722
Verify SNMP Configuration ~ 722
Logging to the SNMP Management Station ~ 722
Chapter Review ~ 723
Questions ~ 724
Answers ~ 726

Chapter 21 Firewalls and VPN Features ~ 729
Pix Firewall Enables a Secure VPN ~ 729
IPSec VPN Establishment ~ 731
Five Steps of IPSec ~ 731
IPSec Configuration Tasks ~ 732
Task 1: Prepare to Configure VPN Support ~ 732
Task 2: Configure IKE Parameters ~ 733
Task 3: Configure IPSec Parameters ~ 740
Task 4: Test and Verify VPN Configuration ~ 747
Cisco VPN Client ~ 748
Client Mode ~ 748
Network Extension Mode ~ 748
Establishing Preliminary Connectivity ~ 749
Easy VPN Remote Configuration ~ 749
Scale PIX Firewall VPNs ~ 750
Network Management Options ~ 750
PPPoE and the PIX Firewall ~ 752
Chapter Review ~ 754
Configuring IPSec ~ 754
Configuring IPSec for RSA Encrypted Nonces ~ 757
Configuring CA Support Tasks ~ 757
Questions ~ 760
Answers ~ 763

Chapter 22 Managing and Maintaining the PIX Firewall ~ 765
PDM Overview ~ 765
Versions and Device Support ~ 767
PDM Operating Requirements ~ 767
PIX Firewall Requirements ~ 767
Workstation Requirements ~ 768
Cisco Secure Policy Manager Considerations ~ 769
Web Browser Considerations ~ 769
Prepare for PDM ~ 771
Installing PDM on a PIX Firewall ~ 771
Minimum PIX Configuration ~ 772
Starting PDM ~ 772
Using the PDM Startup Wizard ~ 774
Using PDM to Configure the PIX Firewall ~ 775
Using PDM to Create a Site-to-Site VPN ~ 776
Using PDM to Create a Remote Access VPN ~ 780
CiscoWorks Management Center for PIX Firewalls (PIX MC) ~ 783
System Requirements ~ 783
PIX Failover Feature ~ 784
Understanding Failover ~ 785
Failover Configuration with Failover Cable ~ 789
LAN-Based Failover Configuration ~ 792
Verifying Failover Configuration ~ 793
Password Recovery ~ 794
Before Getting Started ~ 794
PIX Devices with a Floppy Drive ~ 795
PIX Devices Without a Floppy Drive ~ 796
Upgrading the PIX OS ~ 797
Older Upgrade Methods ~ 798
Chapter Review ~ 800
Questions ~ 801
Answers ~ 803

Part V Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) ~ 805

Chapter 23 Intrusion Detection System Overview ~ 807
Security Threats ~ 807
Internal Threats ~ 808
External Threats ~ 808
Unstructured Threats ~ 809
Structured Threats ~ 809
The Attack Types and Phases ~ 809
Attack Types ~ 810
Attack Phases ~ 811
Intrusion Detection Systems Overview ~ 816
Host- and Network-Based IDSs ~ 817
IDS Triggers ~ 821
Summary ~ 827
Questions ~ 829
Answers ~ 832

Chapter 24 Cisco Secure Intrusion Detection System ~ 835
CIDS Operations and Functionality ~ 836
Monitoring ~ 836
Analyzing ~ 841
Communications ~ 841
Centralized Alarm Display and Management ~ 845
Sensor Response ~ 848
CIDS Architecture ~ 850
CIDS Software Architecture ~ 851
CIDS Commands ~ 860
CIDS Directory Structure ~ 861
CIDS Log Files ~ 863
Chapter Review ~ 866
Questions ~ 867
Answers ~ 871

Chapter 25 Sensor Installation and Configuration ~ 873
Sensor Deployment Considerations ~ 873
Network Entry Points ~ 874
Network Size and Complexity ~ 877
The Amount and Type of Traffic ~ 877
Sensor Installation ~ 878
Connecting to Your Network Sensor Appliance ~ 878
Sensor Bootstrap ~ 880
IDS Device Manager ~ 885
Connecting to the IDS Device Manager ~ 886
IDS Device Manager GUI Interface ~ 887
Device Area Configuration ~ 890
Configuration Area ~ 894
Monitoring Area ~ 911
Administration Area ~ 912
Chapter Review ~ 917
Questions ~ 918
Answers ~ 919

Chapter 26 Signature and Alarm Management ~ 921
CIDS Signatures ~ 922
Signature Series ~ 922
Signature Implementations ~ 924
Signature Structure ~ 925
Signature Classes ~ 926
Signature Types ~ 927
Signature Severity ~ 929
Event Viewer ~ 930
Managing Alarms ~ 931
Event Viewer Customization ~ 936
Preference Settings ~ 938
Chapter Review ~ 940
Review Questions ~ 941
Answers ~ 943

Part VI Cisco SAFE Implementation ~ 945

Chapter 27 Cisco SAFE Implementation ~ 947
Preparation Documents ~ 947
Exam Topics ~ 948
Security Fundamentals ~ 948
Architectural Overview ~ 948
Cisco Security Portfolio ~ 948
SAFE Small Network Design ~ 949
SAFE Medium Network Design ~ 949
SAFE Remote-User Network Implementation ~ 949
Skills Required for the Exam ~ 950
Chapter Review ~ 950
Questions ~ 951
Answers ~ 954

Appendix A Access Control Lists ~ 955
Access List Basics ~ 955
Two-Step Process ~ 956
Numbered ACL Common Characteristics ~ 957
The Numbers Matter ~ 957
Standard Access Lists ~ 958
Building a Standard ACL ~ 958
Verifying ACLs ~ 963
Show Run Command ~ 963
Show Access-Lists Command ~ 964
Show IP Interfaces Command ~ 964
Extended Access Lists ~ 965
Creating an Extended Access List ~ 965
Named Access Lists ~ 971

Appendix B About the CD ~ 975
System Requirements ~ 975
LearnKey Online Training ~ 975
Installing and Running MasterExam ~ 976
MasterExam ~ 976
Electronic Book ~ 976
Lab Exercises ~ 976
Help ~ 976
Removing Installation(s) ~ 977
Technical Support ~ 977
LearnKey Technical Support ~ 977

Index ~ 979