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Index
Cisco Router Firewall Security Table of Contents Copyright About the Author
About the Technical Editors
Acknowledgments Icons Used in This Book Command Syntax Conventions Introduction Goals and Methods Who Should Read This Book? How This Book Is Organized Additional Information Part I: Security Overview and Firewalls
Chapter 1. Security Threats
Planning for Security Causes of Security Problems Types of Security Threats Categories of Threats Security Solutions Summary
Chapter 2. Introduction to Firewalls
Firewall Overview Controlling Traffic and the OSI Reference Model Firewall Categories Firewall Design Cisco IOS Security Summary
Part II: Managing Access to Routers
Chapter 3. Accessing a Router
Types of Authentication Methods of User EXEC Access Privileged EXEC Access Other Access Items Example Configuration Summary
Chapter 4. Disabling Unnecessary Services
Disabling Global Services Disabling Interface Services Manual Configuration Example of Disabling Services on a Perimeter Router AutoSecure Summary
Chapter 5. Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting
AAA Overview Authentication Authorization Accounting Secure Copy Summary
Part III: Nonstateful Filtering Technologies
Chapter 6. Access List Introduction
Access List Overview Basic ACL Configuration Wildcard Masks Summary
Chapter 7. Basic Access Lists
Types of ACLs Additional ACL Features Protection Against Attacks Blocking Unnecessary Services Summary
Part IV: Stateful and Advanced Filtering Technologies
Chapter 8. Reflexive Access Lists
Overview of Reflexive ACLs Configuring Reflexive ACLs Reflexive ACL Examples Summary
Chapter 9. Context-Based Access Control
Cisco IOS Firewall Features CBAC Functions Operation of CBAC Supported Protocols for CBAC CBAC Performance CBAC Limitations CBAC Configuration CBAC Examples Summary
Chapter 10. Filtering Web and Application Traffic
Java Applets URL Filtering Network-Based Application Recognition Summary
Part V: Address Translation and Firewalls
Chapter 11. Address Translation
Address Translation Overview How Address Translation Works Address Translation Configuration NAT and CBAC Example Summary
Chapter 12. Address Translation Issues
Embedded Addressing Information Controlling Address Translation Address Translation and Redundancy Traffic Distribution with Server Load Balancing Summary
Part VI: Managing Access Through Routers
Chapter 13. Lock-and-Key Access Lists
Lock-and-Key Overview Lock-and-Key Configuration Lock-and-Key Example Summary
Chapter 14. Authentication Proxy
Introduction to AP AP Configuration Verifying and Troubleshooting AP AP Examples Summary
Chapter 15. Routing Protocol Protection
Static and Black Hole Routing Interior Gateway Protocol Security BGP Security Reverse-Path Forwarding (Unicast Traffic) Summary
Part VII: Detecting and Preventing Attacks
Chapter 16. Intrusion-Detection System
IDS Introduction IDS Signatures Cisco Router IDS Solution IDS Configuration IDS Example Summary
Chapter 17. DoS Protection
Detecting DoS Attacks CEF Switching TCP Intercept CBAC and DoS Attacks Rate Limiting Summary
Chapter 18. Logging Events
Basic Logging Time and Date and the Cisco IOS Embedded Syslog Manager Additional Logging Information Summary
Part VIII: Virtual Private Networks
Chapter 19. IPSec Site-to-Site Connections
IPSec Preparation IKE Phase 1: Management Connection IKE Phase 1 Peer Authentication IKE Phase 2: Data Connection IPSec Connection Troubleshooting L2L Example Summary
Chapter 20. IPSec Remote-Access Connections
Remote Access Overview IPSec Remote-Access Connection Process IPSec Remote-Access EVS Setup IPSec Remote Access Example Summary
Part IX: Case Study
Chapter 21. Case Study
Company Profile Proposal Case Study Configuration Summary
Index
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