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CCSE- Check Point Firewall NGXII R65

CCSE- Check Point Firewall NGXII R65 Video Tutorial


 


CCSE- Check Point Firewall NGXII R65 Video Tutorial




Check Point Certified Security Expert NGXII R65 Video Tutorial | 440MB
Description:

CCSE NGX is an advanced Core security certification built on CCSA NGX, confirming in-depth skills and expertise in managing and supporting Check Point products. Proficiencies include configuring and managing VPN-1/FireWall-1 as an Internet security solution and virtual private network (VPN), using encryption technologies to implement site-to-site and remote access VPNs, and configuring content security by enabling Java blocking and anti-virus checking.
Learn how to
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* Set up multiple security gateway clusters
* Implement Provisioning
* Deploy High Availability and apply load balancing
* Apply Data Loss Prevention technology
* Configure networks for advanced routing
* Utilize advanced reporting and monitoring features
* Identify and track network intrusions
* Assess security acceleration requirements
* Audit and approve Security Policy changes
* Troubleshoot with advanced debugging techniques
Here’s what you’ll learn in each of the Check Point CCSE NGX II R65:
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Check Point CCSE NGX II R65 contents:
* CCSE Welcome
* Route Based VPN (VTI)
* Peer VPN’s
* SCP on Splat
* Smart Center Recovery
* Disaster Recovery of Cluster Member
* Load Sharing Clusters
* Smart Update & Local upgrades
* Cluster Trouble Shooting
* Encryption
* Domain Based VPN
* SSL VPN
* Remote Access VPN (IKE)
* Mgmt High Availability
* HA Cluster


Code:
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