Cisco Live 2010 Troubleshooting Bgp (brkrst 3320)

Identify, analyze, and resolve current and potential network security problems
* Learn diagnostic commands, common problems and resolutions, best practices, and case studies covering a wide array of Cisco network security troubleshooting scenarios and products
* Refer to common problems and resolutions in each chapter to identify and solve chronic issues or expedite escalation of problems to the Cisco TAC/HTTS
* Flip directly to the techniques you need by following the modular chapter organization
* Isolate the components of a complex network problem in sequence
This security book is part of the Cisco Press Networking Technology Series. Security titles from Cisco Press help networking professionals secure critical data and resources, prevent and mitigate network attacks, and build end-to-end self-defending networks.

This session focuses on troubleshooting Cisco Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) software 7.0 on standalone sensors and modules, as well as modules for Cisco Adaptive Security Appliances (ASA) 5500 Series appliances. The session uses command-line and Web-based configuration tools for IPS appliances, like IPS Device Manager (IDM), IPS Manager Express (IME), Adaptive Security Device Manager (ASDM), and Cisco Security Manager. This session is for attendees who configure, maintain, and troubleshoot intrusion protection systems consisting of IPS sensors 6.x and 7.0.

With the myriad Cisco security products available today, you need access to a comprehensive source of defensive troubleshooting strategies to protect your enterprise network.

Identify, analyze, and resolve current and potential network security problems
* Learn diagnostic commands, common problems and resolutions, best practices, and case studies covering a wide array of Cisco network security troubleshooting scenarios and products
* Refer to common problems and resolutions in each chapter to identify and solve chronic issues or expedite escalation of problems to the Cisco TAC/HTTS…

This session covers the basics of IP telephony as presented in the Cisco Voice over IP course that are needed to pass the CVoice exam (642-432). The speaker presents a series of questions similar to the ones on the exam, then explains the answers while covering some of the major IP telephony technologies. The session covers some of the more difficult exam topics including centralized and distributed call management, dial-peer concepts and configuration, and PBX integration.

This session introduces the key components and builds the core concepts required to understand and implement Ciscos Network Admission Control (NAC). A functional overview of the solution and its deployment invarious scenarios such as VPN, Wireless, Branch & Campus will becovered. The session introduces you to end point profiling and guestlife cycle management. Participants who this breakout may be interested in BRKSEC-3040 advanced NAC design