Juniper Security Policies Fundamentals

Juniper Security Policies Fundamentals

1h 28mIntermediate2019-08-07

Authors

Shyam Raj

Shyam Raj

Technical Instructor, Network and Cloud Guru

Course details

Juniper security policies allow networking professionals working with Junos OS to secure access to a network's critical resources by defining the required security level for those resources. Grasping how these security policies work—and how to troubleshoot them—is key for anyone studying for the Juniper Networks Certified Associate, Security (JNCIA-SEC) certification exam. In this course, discover how to protect your network with security policies as you learn the concepts covered in the Security Policies objectives in the JNCIA-SEC exam. Instructor Shyam Raj covers planning and configuring security policies, as well as how you can use these policies to control traffic moving in and out of a network. Plus, discover how to schedule, monitor, and troubleshoot security policies.

Learning objectives
Packet flow for transit traffic
Policy components
Defining custom applications
Advanced permit settings
Global policies
Verifying policy configuration
Using a policy scheduler
Configuring ALG
Best practices for troubleshooting

Skills covered

Network AdministrationNetwork and System AdministrationOne-Off

Concepts

Introduction

  • Learn to secure your network with Juniper security policies
  • What you should know
  • Scenario

Junos Security Policies

  • Introduction
  • Packet flow for transit traffic
  • Host inbound traffic examination
  • Factory-default security policies

Policy Components

  • Policy components
  • Example policy creation 1
  • Defining custom applications
  • Example policy creation 2
  • Advanced permit settings
  • Address books
  • Global policies
  • Verifying policy configuration

Ordering, Scheduling, and Rematching

  • Importance of policy ordering
  • Schedulers
  • Using a policy scheduler
  • Policy rematch

ALG

  • Introduction to ALG
  • Configuring ALG

Troubleshooting

  • Best practices
  • Monitoring
  • Troubleshooting

Conclusion

  • Next steps
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