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| = Lab 07 = The principle issue in firewalls is to block everything and allow only what you need. |
= Lab 09 = The principle issue in firewalls is to block everything and allow only what you need. Your job in this lab is to audit the firewall settings and remove access to any port or program not needed. For this you will need your documentation on services. |
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| 1. A list of ports that you allow inbound access to. Sort them by profile and then port number. 1. Separately, if the rule does not apply to a port, list the application that the rule applies to. |
1. A list of ports that you allow inbound access to. Sort them by profile and then port number. 1. Separately, if the rule does not apply to a port, list the application that the rule applies to. 1. Separately, list those rules that you "allow" rules disabled == Video Grade Guide == ||'''Topics<<BR>>'''||'''Points<<BR>>'''|| ||Talk your way through the documentation.||100|| |
Lab 09
The principle issue in firewalls is to block everything and allow only what you need. Your job in this lab is to audit the firewall settings and remove access to any port or program not needed. For this you will need your documentation on services.
Documentation
Include the following information in a new page called "security" for each server:
- A list of ports that you allow inbound access to. Sort them by profile and then port number.
- Separately, if the rule does not apply to a port, list the application that the rule applies to.
- Separately, list those rules that you "allow" rules disabled
Video Grade Guide
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Talk your way through the documentation. |
100 |