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SP0013 - MPLS VPN Shared Service and Internet (No VRF) (Part 1)

Many MPLS providers provide common services such as SIP trunk gateway to their clients. Internet access is also a type of common services. This video demonstrates how these shared services can be implemented in Cisco MPLS VPN. We will first look at an implementation without VRF and methods to get traffic from client VRF to global routing table and back into the VRF. The next video will look at an alternative of implementing this with VRF. 

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SEC0105 - ASA 9.x NAT46 NAT64 DNS64 Twice NAT (Part 2)

The video walks you through configuration NAT64, NAT46, and DNS64 on Cisco ASA using Twice NAT to connect IPv6 to IPv4 network. We will look at both Stateless and Stateful NAT64 and NAT46, and highlight their pros and cons, and suggest when you should use one over the other. For Stateful NAT64, we will configure static, dynamic NAT, and PAT. Packet analysis on Wireshark will be performed to help us gain better understanding of the IP address translation. Since this video is a counterpart of SEC102-103 with Object NAT, we will make comparisons between these two NAT configuration options. 

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SEC0104 - ASA 9.x NAT46 NAT64 DNS64 Twice NAT (Part 1)

The video walks you through configuration NAT64, NAT46, and DNS64 on Cisco ASA using Twice NAT to connect IPv6 to IPv4 network. We will look at both Stateless and Stateful NAT64 and NAT46, and highlight their pros and cons, and suggest when you should use one over the other. For Stateful NAT64, we will configure static, dynamic NAT, and PAT. Packet analysis on Wireshark will be performed to help us gain better understanding of the IP address translation. Since this video is a counterpart of SEC102-103 with Object NAT, we will make comparisons between these two NAT configuration options. 

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SEC0103 - ASA 9.x NAT46 NAT64 DNS64 Object NAT (Part 2)

The video walks you through configuration NAT64, NAT46, and DNS64 on Cisco ASA using Object NAT to connect IPv6 to IPv4 network. We will look at both Stateless and Stateful NAT64 and NAT46, and highlight their pros and cons, and suggest when you should use one over the other. For Stateful NAT64, we will configure static, dynamic NAT, and PAT. We will also go over how DNS64 can help translating IP embedded in DNS packet as it crosses the v4-v6 network boundary. Packet analysis on Wireshark will be performed to help us gain better understanding of the IP address translation.

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SEC0102 - ASA 9.x NAT46 NAT64 DNS64 Object NAT (Part 1)

The video walks you through configuration NAT64, NAT46, and DNS64 on Cisco ASA using Object NAT to connect IPv6 to IPv4 network. We will look at both Stateless and Stateful NAT64 and NAT46, and highlight their pros and cons, and suggest when you should use one over the other. For Stateful NAT64, we will configure static, dynamic NAT, and PAT. We will also go over how DNS64 can help translating IP embedded in DNS packet as it crosses the v4-v6 network boundary. Packet analysis on Wireshark will be performed to help us gain better understanding of the IP address translation.

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RS0051 - IPv6 NAT-PT (Part 2)

The video demonstrates a method to interface IPv6 to IPv4 network using NAT-PT on Cisco router. We will cover the basic 1-to-1 static NAT, dynamic NAT, and PAT primarily translating IPv6 source IP to IPv4. We will then look at DNS ALG feature that helps rectifying an embedded IP as DNS reply crosses IPv4-IPv6 boundary, while analysing it by Wireshark. We will configure IPv4 Mapped NAT feature to automate destination NAT process by mapping the entire IPv4 address space to IPv6 /96 subnet. The lab finishes with modification of the NAT global timeout values.

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RS0050 - IPv6 NAT-PT (Part 1)

The video demonstrates a method to interface IPv6 to IPv4 network using NAT-PT on Cisco router. We will cover the basic 1-to-1 static NAT, dynamic NAT, and PAT primarily translating IPv6 source IP to IPv4. We will then look at DNS ALG feature that helps rectifying an embedded IP as DNS reply crosses IPv4-IPv6 boundary, while analysing it by Wireshark. We will configure IPv4 Mapped NAT feature to automate destination NAT process by mapping the entire IPv4 address space to IPv6 /96 subnet. The lab finishes with modification of the NAT global timeout values.

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SEC0079 - ASA 1000V L2L IPSec VPN (ASDM CLI Mode)

The video shows you how to configure site-to-site IPSec VPN on Cisco ASA 1000V in ASDM mode via CLI. We will go through IKEv1 Phase 1 and Phase 2 configuration to establish an IPSec VPN tunnel to a physical ASA to provide remote access to our servers in the virtual datacenter. You will see the VPN configuration on ASA 1000V being almost identical to a physical ASA.
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  • ASA 1000V VPN - IKEv1 Phase1/2
  • ASA 1000V VPN - IPSec
  • ASA 1000V NAT Bypass (ie. Self-NAT)
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SEC0078 - ASA 1000V Advance Security Profile (ASDM CLI Mode)

The video looks at advance features on Cisco ASA 1000V in ASDM mode via CLI. This includes Connection Timeout, IP Audit, Application Inspection, and TCP Normalize/Intercept. There are also features like packet fragment settings, and QoS that are not available for configuration in VNMC mode. In addition, we will configure static NAT and inbound ACL to allow our web servers to be accessed from outside.
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    • Connection Timeout
    • IP Audit 
    • Static NAT, Port-Forwarding
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SEC0077 - ASA 1000V Basic Security Profile (ASDM CLI Mode)

The video walks you through basic security profile configuration on Cisco ASA 1000V in ASDM mode via CLI. We will demonstrate the concept of Security Profile interfaces by applying different security policies based on Ingress ACL and NAT to our Web and DB servers. We will also go through configuration on a Nexus 1000V to have a VEM communicate with the ASA 1000V and enforce the security policies on a port-profile. The lab ends with connectivity testing to verify our configurations.
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