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Crossbeam XOS Specialist, Installation & Provisioning
Course type Essentials (What does this mean?)
| Course title | Crossbeam XOS Specialist, Installation & Provisioning |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £2300 |
| Days/Duration | 3 |
| Code | TPCBXOS |
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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 Crossbeam products
This three-day course covers the Crossbeam XOS architecture, features and installation. It covers the basic steps involved in setting up a multi security application platform. In addition, it provides hands on training to configure, monitor and troubleshoot the crossbeam X series platforms
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). Delegates should also have a working knowledge of Check Point NGX and Smart Dashboard.
Course Outline
Objectives
Delegates attending this course will be able to:
- Understand Crossbeam Solutions architecture and how to deploy its various applications and components
- Enable, manage and effectively deploy security applications on the Crossbeam platform
- Enable High availability features on the Crossbeam platform
- Implement network address translation (NAT)
- Perform advanced recovery and upgrade tasks
- Administer and troubleshoot Crossbeam solutions
Topics Covered
- X-series basic configurations
- Setting up all high availability features such as VRRP, physical interface redundancy, application processor module redundancy, control processor redundancy
- Establishing basic FireWall-1 security policies on Crossbeam platforms
- Setting up multi-applications environment such as FireWall1, Anti Virus and IDS applications on Crossbeam X-series platforms
- Configuring NAT
- Troubleshooting and debugging the Crossbeam Solutions
- Management of the Crossbeam Solutions (Software upgrade, GUI management)
Certification
This course meets the requirements for the Crossbeam X Series Certification
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