Cisco Firepower Threat Defense (FTD): Configuration and Troubleshooting Best Practices for the NextGeneration Firewall (NGFW), ,Used

The authoritative visual guide to Cisco Firepower Threat Defense (FTD)This is the definitive guide to best practices and advanced troubleshooting techniques for the Cisco flagship Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) system running on Cisco ASA platforms, Cisco Firepower security appliances, Firepower eXtensible Operating System (FXOS), and VMware virtual appliances.Senior Cisco engineer Nazmul Rajib draws on unsurpassed experience supporting and training Cisco Firepower engineers worldwide, and presenting detailed knowledge of Cisco Firepower deployment, tuning, and troubleshooting. Writing for cybersecurity consultants, service providers, channel partners, and enterprise or government security professionals, he shows how to deploy the Cisco Firepower nextgeneration security technologies to protect your network from potential cyber threats, and how to use Firepowers robust commandline tools to investigate a wide variety of technical issues.Each consistently organized chapter contains definitions of keywords, operational flowcharts, architectural diagrams, best practices, configuration steps (with detailed screenshots), verification tools, troubleshooting techniques, and FAQs drawn directly from issues raised by Cisco customers at the Global Technical Assistance Center (TAC). Covering key Firepower materials on the CCNA Security, CCNP Security, and CCIE Security exams, this guide also includes endofchapter quizzes to help candidates prepare. Understand the operational architecture of the Cisco Firepower NGFW, NGIPS, and AMP technologies Deploy FTD on ASA platform and Firepower appliance running FXOS Configure and troubleshoot Firepower Management Center (FMC) Plan and deploy FMC and FTD on VMware virtual appliance Design and implement the Firepower management network on FMC and FTD Understand and apply Firepower licenses, and register FTD with FMC Deploy FTD in Routed, Transparent, Inline, Inline Tap, and Passive Modes Manage traffic flow with detectonly, block, trust, and bypass operations Implement rate limiting and analyze quality of service (QoS) Blacklist suspicious IP addresses via Security Intelligence Block DNS queries to the malicious domains Filter URLs based on category, risk, and reputation Discover a network and implement application visibility and control (AVC) Control file transfers and block malicious files using advanced malware protection (AMP) Halt cyber attacks using Snortbased intrusion rule Masquerade an internal hosts original IP address using Network Address Translation (NAT) Capture traffic and obtain troubleshooting files for advanced analysis Use commandline tools to identify status, trace packet flows, analyze logs, and debug messages