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Crossbeam VSX Workshop
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| Course title | Crossbeam VSX Workshop |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £795 |
| Days/Duration | 1 |
| Code | TPCBVXS |
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Overview
This course is designed for technical support engineers providing service level support, system engineers performing demonstrations and security administrators deploying VSX on Crossbeam products.
This one-day course covers the Crossbeam implementation of VSX. It covers the basic steps involved in setting up a VSX on a Crossbeam X Series chassis.
Prerequisites
- Delegates should have a good working knowledge of TCP/IP protocols, routing, and security technologies, a basic knowledge of the World Wide Web, Web browsers, Web servers, Instant Messaging, and the HTTP protocol and a basic knowledge of Authentication protocols (LDAP, NTLM, Radius).
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Delegates should also have a good working knowledge of Check Point NGX and Smart Dashboard, probably gained over two years of experience.
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Delegates should have an awareness of Provider-1 functionality.
Course Outline
Objectives
- VSX Concepts
- VSX Management
- VSX Clustering
- VSX Implementation on X Series
- Dynamic Routing
- Debugging
Topics Covered
- VSX Introduction
- VSX Workshop:
- VSX Installation on X-Series
- VSX Configuration and troubleshooting
- VSX Cluster setup
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