Cisco Enterprise Networks: NAT and Security
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In this course, we cover IOS security features, device and network monitoring, and IPv4 network address translation (NAT).
Network Address Translation (NAT) is ubiquitous, so you’re going to have to configure and troubleshoot it sooner or later. In this course, Cisco Enterprise Networks: NAT and Security, you’ll learn how to configure network address translation (NAT) and some key IOS security and monitoring features. First, you’ll learn security features like ACLs, unicast reverse path forwarding, and router access control. Next, you’ll discover logging and network monitoring tools including NetFlow and SNMP. Finally, you’ll explore IPv4 network address translation or NAT. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to configure NAT and to monitor and secure your Cisco devices. Software required: Cisco IOS
Author Name: Ben Piper
Author Description:
Ben Piper is the author of the “CCNP Enterprise Certification Study Guide: Implementing and Operating Cisco Enterprise Network Core Technologies” and the “AWS Certified Solutions Architect Study Guide”. You can contact Ben by visiting his website, benpiper.com.
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