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Chapter 1


CBT Introduction
NetScreen Training Reference CBT is to be used as a entry level training guide for NetScreen's Value Added Resellers. It it not intended by any means to replace Authorized NetScreen instructor-led courses.
The Audience for This Class
This material is for you if:
· You are a NetScreen Value Added Reseller.
NetScreen VAR Test
When you complete this material, you may choose to complete the online NetScreen VAR Test. Please contact NetScreen to organize this testing.
Time and Resources Required to Complete This Material
This material will take about 15-30 hours to complete depending on your networking, security technologies and NetScreen product experience.
Resources need to complete this material:
· Portions of this material will require the use of NetScreen devices in a lab environment
· Internetworking reference material.
Prerequisites for This Material
Before begining this material you should be familiar with basic internetworking technologies and terminologies such as:
· TCP/IP
· Routers, Bridges and Switches
· "The Internet"
· Web Browsers
· Terminal Software

NetScreen Training Material Modules

"NetScreen 5 Hardware and Software Description"
This chapter provides illustrations and descriptions of the NetScreen-5 front and back panel and an introduction to the Web User Interface (WebUI).

"Basic NetScreen-5 Network Connection"
Follow the instructions in this chapter to set up the NetScreen-5 hardware and to configure the software initially for Transparent or Network Address Translation (NAT) mode.

"NetScreen 10 & 100 Hardware and Software Description"
This chapter provides illustrations and descriptions of the NetScreen-10/100 front and back panels and an introduction to the Web user interface (WebUI).

"Connecting the NetScreen10 & 100 to the Network"
Follow the instructions in this chapter to set up the NetScreen-10/100 hardware and to configure the software for the first time.

"Configuring the NetScreen 10 & 100 for the First Time"
This chapter shows you how to configure your NetScreen-10/100 in Transparent mode and allow internal users to access the Internet while denying internal access from the Internet.

"Interfaces and Operational Modes"
This chapter describes the various physical, logical, and virtual interfaces and the three operational modes supported by NetScreen devices. The chapter is organized into the following sections:
· Interfaces
· Transparent Mode
· Network Address Translation
· Route Mode

"System Parameters"
This chapter focusses on the concepts involved in establishing system parameters affecting the following areas of a NetScreen security appliance:
· Firewall Protection
· Route Table Configuration
· DNS Support
· DHCP
· PPPoE
· URL Filtering
· Managing ScreenOS

"Administration"
This chapter describes various management methods and tools, ways to secure administrative traffic, and the administrative privilege levels that you can assign to admin users:
· Management Methods and Tools
· Levels of Administration
· Securing Administrive Traffic

"Building Blocks for Access Policies and VPNs"
This chapter discusses the concepts common to Access Policies and Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). The specific topics discussed are:
· Levels of Administration
· Address Book Entries
· VIPS (Virtual IP)
· MIPs (Mapped IP)
· Users
· Dialup User Groups
· Services
· Service Groups
· Schedules

"Access Policies"
This chapter describes what Access Policies do and how the various elements that comprise an Access Policy are related. It is divided into the following two main sections:
· Defined Access Policies
· Applied Access Policies

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