Course Overview
This three-day, introductory-level course provides students with the knowledge to secure their network using SRX Series Firewalls. Key topics include security zones, security policies, content security, and network address translation (NAT) Through demonstrations and hands-on labs, students will gain experience with each of these concepts. This course is based on Junos OS Release 24.2R1.17.
Who should attend
- Individuals who are responsible for network security
- Individuals who want to learn how to secure their networks using SRX Series Firewalls
Certifications
This course is part of the following Certifications:
Prerequisites
- Basic networking skills
- General understanding of networking architecture
Course Objectives
- Describe Junos OS architecture
- Describe SRX Series security architecture
- Create security and functional zones
- Configure screen options
- Configure address and application objects
- Implement traditional security policies
- Implement unified security policies
- Configure security policy logging, counting, and scheduling
- Troubleshoot security policies
- Enable application tracking
- Implement antivirus and antispam capabilities
- Enable content filtering and Web filtering
- Configure source NAT
- Configure destination NAT
- Configure static NAT.
Course Content
Module 1: Introduction to Juniper Security
- Explain network security challenges.
- Explain SRX Series Firewall physical and virtual device options.
- Explain SRX Series Firewall device management options.
Module 2: Juniper SRX Series Security Architecture
- Explain Junos OS architecture
- Explain SRX Series security architecture
- Explain SRX Series traffic processing
Module 3: Managing Zones
- Explain Junos OS architecture
- Explain SRX Series security architecture
- Explain SRX Series traffic processing
Lab 1: Managing Zones
Module 4: Managing Addresses, Zones, and ALGs
- Create address objects
- Create applications
- Use ALGs
Lab 2: Managing Addresses, Zones, and ALGs
Module 5: Manage Traditional Security Policies
- Explain traditional security policy processing
- Create traditional security policies
- Modify, reorder, deactivate, and delete security policies
Lab 3: Managing Traditional Security Policies
Module 6: Managing Unified Security Policies
- Describe AppID
- Implement unified security policies
Lab 4: Managing Unified Security Policies
Module 7: Configuring Security Policy Options
- Implement security policy logging and counting
- Create schedulers
- Examine session options
Lab 5: Managing Security Policy Options
Module 8: Troubleshooting Security Policies
- Troubleshoot the flow process
- Enable trace options
Lab 6: Troubleshooting Security Policies
Module 9: Implementing AppTrack
- Explain AppSecure capabilities
- Configure AppTrack
Lab 7: Implementing AppTrack
Module 10: Implementing Antivirus and Antispam
- Describe content security
- Configure antivirus
- Configure antispam
Lab 8: Deploying Antivirus and Antispam
Module 11: Implementing Content Filtering and NextGen Web Filtering
- Configure content filtering
- Configure NextGen web filtering
Lab 9: Deploying Content Filtering and Enhanced Web Filtering
Module 12: Implementing Source NAT
- Explain source NAT
- Configure interface-based source NAT
- Configure pool-based source NAT
- Validate source NAT functionality
Lab 10: Implementing Source NAT
Module 13: Implementing Destination NAT and Static NAT
- Explain destination NAT options
- Configure destination NAT
- Configure static NAT
Lab 11: Implementing Destination NAT
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