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| Course Number:
| RHS342 |
| Course Duration:
| 4 days | |
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Train Security and Firewalling concepts and skills based on Red Hat Linux
| Audience: |
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System administrators
| Price: |
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| UK | GBP | 1,599 * | | | EUR | 2.500 * |

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RHS342 - Developing Red Hat Firewall Solutions

| Overview |
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A four-day technical workshop for Linux and/or UNIX systems administrators and others with special interest, who want to train Security and Firewalling concepts and skills based on Red Hat Linux.
| Goal: |
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Assure a medium level of Security, Firewalling and Penetration Skills so that the participant is qualified for professional responsibilities in managing a Red Hat Linux Firewalling and Security Solution.
| Audience: |
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Network administrators, system administrators, consultants, and other IT professionals will benefit from the subjects covered in this course.
| Prerequisites |
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RH253 Red Hat Linux Networking and Security Administration, or
RH300 RHCE Rapid Track Training and Certification Course, or
RHCE certification
or equivalent work experience is required for this course.
Course participants should already know the essential elements of how to configure the services covered, as this course will be focusing on more advanced topics from the outset. Participants will find RHS333 a worthwhile complement to this class, but it is not required.
| Course Objectives |
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- Firewalling:
- Concepts of Firewalls
- Packetfilter (stateful)
- Applicationproxy
- Architecture of firewalls:
- Screening router
- Dual homed host
- DMZ
- VPN
- Implementing a stateful firewall with Red Hat Linux based on Kernel 2.4
- Implementing a proxy firewall with Red Hat Linux and the Tis FWTK
- Penetrationtesting:
- Using tools like Nessus, Saint etc.
- Using firewalking
- Local security:
- Filesystem security
- Auditing
- Intrusion Detection
- Host-based
- Tripwire
- LogWatch
- Network-based
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