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SEC0261 - FlexVPN Server with AnyConnect Client (Part 1)

The video shows you how to configure Cisco AnyConnect Client VPN on Cisco FlexVPN server. We will look at different way to authenticate VPN user including using RAIUS server with local and AD users, certificate-based, and dual-factor. We will cover various aspects of running AnyConnect on FlexVPN router especially caveats that you need to look out for.
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SEC0256 - FlexVPN L2L with Next Generation Encryption (Part 2)

The video introduces you to the Next Generation Encryption (NGE) that can be used with Cisco FlexVPN. You will learn NGE-compliant encryption, hashing, digital signature and key exchange algorithms and see how they are configured in FlexVPN. 
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SEC0256 - FlexVPN L2L with Next Generation Encryption (Part 1)

The video introduces you to the Next Generation Encryption (NGE) that can be used with Cisco FlexVPN. You will learn NGE-compliant encryption, hashing, digital signature and key exchange algorithms and see how they are configured in FlexVPN. 
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SEC0254 - FlexVPN L2L with Certificate (Part 3)

The video walks you through process of configuring Cisco site-to-site FlexVPN using certificate authentication. We will begin with certificate enrolment on the routers using both manual and SCEP method. We will modify the configuration from the previous lab to certificate authentication. We will conclude with certificate revocation check testing using OCSP.
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SEC0254 - FlexVPN L2L with Certificate (Part 2)

The video walks you through process of configuring Cisco site-to-site FlexVPN using certificate authentication. We will begin with certificate enrolment on the routers using both manual and SCEP method. We will modify the configuration from the previous lab to certificate authentication. We will conclude with certificate revocation check testing using OCSP.
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SEC0254 - FlexVPN L2L with Certificate (Part 1)

The video walks you through process of configuring Cisco site-to-site FlexVPN using certificate authentication. We will begin with certificate enrolment on the routers using both manual and SCEP method. We will modify the configuration from the previous lab to certificate authentication. We will conclude with certificate revocation check testing using OCSP.
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RS0084 - Prime 3.1 VMware Installation (Part 2)

The video walks you through an installation process of Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.1 Virtual Appliance on VMware ESXi. We discuss some pre-requisites and network parameters that you need for a successful installation. The second half of the video deals with replacing Prime default self-signed certificate with a CA-signed certificate.
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RS0084 - Prime 3.1 VMware Installation (Part 1)

The video walks you through an installation process of Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.1 Virtual Appliance on VMware ESXi. We discuss some pre-requisites and network parameters that you need for a successful installation. The second half of the video deals with replacing Prime default self-signed certificate with a CA-signed certificate.
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SEC0229 - ASA Firepower 6.0 Certificate-Based Access Control (Part 2)

The video looks at additional features on Cisco Firepower 6.0 SSL policy that can be used to implement access control. We will explore various way to perform traffic matching based on certificate attributed including self-signed certificate, expired certificate, certificate common name, and allowed cipher suites. We will also validate our configuration with some testing.
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SEC0229 - ASA Firepower 6.0 Certificate-Based Access Control (Part 1)

The video looks at additional features on Cisco Firepower 6.0 SSL policy that can be used to implement access control. We will explore various way to perform traffic matching based on certificate attributed including self-signed certificate, expired certificate, certificate common name, and allowed cipher suites. We will also validate our configuration with some testing.
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