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Security Manager Fundamentals

Course No	:	EDU-JUN-SMF
Length	:	Two days

Course Overview

This two-day course discusses the basic operations of Security Manager. Key topics include server and domain administration, device configuration, template creation and management, policy creation and management, logging, and report generation. Through demonstrations and hands-on labs, students gain experience in configuring, testing, and troubleshooting features of Security Manager.

Target audience

Network engineers, support personnel, reseller support, and others responsible for implementing Juniper firewall products.

Prerequisites

This course assumes that students have general networking knowledge, including Ethernet, TCP/IP, and routing concepts. and experience in the following areas.

Course Contents

Day One

Introduction

»	Security Manager Concepts
	»	Define Security Manager terms
	»	Describe Security Manager architecture components
	»	Explain Security Manager communications

»	Server Administration
	»	List Security Manager daemons and describe their functionality
	»	Describe Security Manager directory structure and files
	»	Describe HA functionality and options
	»	Use daemon commands to validate process operations

»	Domains and Administrators
	»	Explain domain and sub-domains
	»	Explain role-based administration
	»	Configure subdomains and custom administrator roles
	»	Configure administration authentication options

»	Adding Devices
	»	Describe why/how to add a device to a domain
	»	List and describe methods to add devices
	»	Add devices to domain

»	Abstractions: Objects and Templates
	»	Explain the concept of objects
	»	List different types of objects available in Security Manager
	»	Configure commonly-used objects
	»	List the benefits of using templates
	»	List elements that should not be configured via templates
	»	Create and apply templates
	»	Work with template overrides

Day Two

»	Policies
	»	Describe components of a Security Manager policy
	»	Create policies for firewall and IDP devices
	»	Discuss best practices for policy import/merge/management

»	Managing Devices
	»	Manage configurations between Security Manager and managed devices
	»	Perform routine device management tasks

»	Logging and Reporting
	»	Discuss the logging and reporting capabilities of Security Manager
	»	Create custom log views
	»	Export log data for use in external reporting systems
	»	Use the Log Investigator to summarize attack information
	»	Run and customize the built in reports
	»	Use Action Manager

»	Statstical Report Server
	»	Describe the SRS architecture
	»	Configure admin console to communicate with the GUI Server and Device Server
	»	Set up users and user groups
	»	Set up devices and device groups
	»	Use the Web UI to generate reports
	»	Manage the database

»	VPNs
	»	Describe Policy-based and Route-based VPNs
	»	Describe Security Manager VPN Concepts
	»	Describe 2 methods for configuring VPNs within Security Manager

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