ESF-300/3 - Extreme Security Fundamentals

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Description

The ESF training class provides instructor-led lectures and extensive laboratory exercises. The course presents the concepts and commands required to secure Extreme Network switches and control traffic within a network. The course is based on ExtremeWare® XOS™ 11.3.

Audience

The primary audience for this course is network switch adminstrators tasked with securing and controlling the traffic in an Extreme Networks switch environment. This course is also a prerequisite for ENS certification.

Prerequisites

• Extreme Configuration Fundamentals
• Solid theoretical and practical understanding of networking basics, including: TCP/IP addressing/ submasks, bridging, and other LAN fundamentals
• Hands on experience installing, configuring, and troubleshooting Extreme Network switches

Objectives

Students Learn to:

• Identify the steps necessary for securing a network
• Identify potential threats to the network
• Describe and configure switch access options
• Describe and configure port based security
• Describe and configure MAC-based security
• Describe and configure DoS-Protect
• Describe and configure Network Login
• Describe and configure sFlow
• Describe and configure policy-based Quality of Service (QoS)
• Describe and configure ACLs
• Describe and configure CLEAR-Flow

Outline

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