#Cisco Firewall

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Best Fortinet firewall resellers in Delhi | ⁠Best Palo Alto firewall resellers in Gurgaon

Online training and lab rentals for various certifications related to networking, security, and SD-WAN. Here is a breakdown of the certifications you're interested in and some options for online training and lab rental services across different regions.

Certifications:

CCNP SUPER COMBO Training

ENCOR (350-401): Cisco's Enterprise Network Core Technologies exam.

ENARSI (300-410): Cisco's Enterprise Advanced Routing and Services exam.

SD-WAN (300-415 - ENSDWI): Cisco's SD-WAN implementation exam.

Firewall & Security Certifications Training

Palo Alto Networks (CCSA & CCSE): Palo Alto’s Certified Cyber Security Associate & Certified Security Engineer.

Checkpoint (CCSA, CCSE): Checkpoint Certified Security Administrator & Security Expert.

Fortinet (NSE4, NSE5, NSE7, NSE8): Fortinet’s Network Security Expert certifications.

F5 Networks (LTM, GTM, WAF): F5 Load Balancer, Global Traffic Manager, and Web Application Firewall certifications.

Cisco ASA & Firepower: Cisco's Adaptive Security Appliance and Firepower certifications.

Cisco ISE (Identity Services Engine): Cisco’s ISE for Identity Management.

MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching): Advanced routing technologies related to MPLS.

Online Training and Lab Rental Providers:

You can opt for online training courses and lab rentals to practice these technologies in real-world scenarios. Here are some options that offer services in your listed regions:

Provides virtual labs for practicing hands-on skills for various networking technologies including Cisco, Fortinet, Palo Alto, and SD-WAN.

Allows users to rent lab environments that replicate real-world setups.

Regions: Available globally.

 

IT Learning Hub:

Offers comprehensive training programs for Cisco, Palo Alto, Fortinet, and other certifications.

Includes remote lab access for hands-on practice.

Regions: USA, UK, Canada, and other countries.

How to Proceed:

Identify the certification path: Decide on the specific certifications you want to pursue (e.g., CCNP, Palo Alto, Fortinet, etc.).

Select a provider: Choose from the providers listed based on your preference for live training or self-paced learning.

Enroll in the course: Register for online training and check if lab rentals are included.

Practice with labs: Use lab rentals to practice in real-world environments, ensuring hands-on experience.These providers generally offer global access, so you should be able to get training and labs from regions like India, Indonesia, the Middle East, USA, Europe, and more.

Best Fortinet firewall resellers in Delhi | ⁠Best Palo Alto firewall resellers in Gurgaon

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Importance of CISCO CCNA 201-300 Training for your career

Cisco Systems offers a networking certification called Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) at the associate level. This exam teaches you the basics of Cisco networking, routing, and switching technologies. The course also covers the basics of IP addressing, routing, switching, WAN technologies, network security, network automation, and network programming. Candidates who finish the CCNA course can easily set up and fix problems with Cisco routers and switches for medium-sized networks. People can take higher-level Cisco training like CCNP Enterprise or CCNP Security after getting their CCNA certification to improve their skills in routing and switching, network programming and SDN, and network security.

7Network Services uses real Cisco routers and switches to provide the best CISCO CCNA 201-300 training in Gurgaon. Our up-to-date coursework and lab access, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, ensure you get enough hands-on practice and study well for the licencing test. Join us for training that is known worldwide to help you do better in your networking job. 

Why Should You Get CCNA Training from 7NetworkServices for your career?

Excellent Places to Train: 7Network Services is the best place in India to take the Cisco CCNA course. At our Gurugram centre, where we teach the new CCNA training, we have real Cisco gear (routers and switches) and a lab open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our training centre in Gurugram has the most extensive Cisco CCNA training labs worldwide.

Comprehensive Curriculum: Our CCNA course is carefully planned to follow the exact format of the CCNA exam and the most up-to-date CCNA material Cisco provides. In class or the lab, we don't use simulated tools. Candidates for Cisco's new consolidated CCNA 200-301 exam must practise with real devices instead of emulators to do well on the test.

Free Course and Demo Training: Take a demo test class to see how great our training is. We believe in providing a good education, and our test training classes let you try the course before enrolling.

24x7 Lab Access Anywhere, Anytime: Our lab is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so you can practise and improve your skills whenever convenient. Our labs are filled with real Cisco equipment to ensure the best hands-on experience.

Free Study Materials for CCNA Training: We give you all the study materials you need for your CCNA training. These tools are meant to help you learn and make sure you have everything you need to do well in the course.

Free Certification 200-301 Guidance: Our experienced teachers are happy to help you with the CCNA 200-301 certification process for free. We want to help you get the certifications you need to move up in your job.

Global Recognition: People worldwide, not just in Delhi, India, think 7Network Services is one of the best places to learn CCNA. We also offer industry and summer training in Gurugram and Delhi based on networking projects. 7Network Services is the best place to go if you want to get trained for the brand-new combined 200-301 CCNA certification.

Sign up with 7Network Services to start your journey to a great networking job!

Best CISCO CCNA 201-300 Training in Gurgaon

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Unleash Power: Cisco Firewall 4200 Series with AMD Processor

Data breaches are an unwelcome fact that come with the continuing expansion and significance of data centers, necessitating the development of increasingly robust security measures. With its new Secure Firewall 4200 Series, which offers great performance, robust scalability, and a plethora of cutting-edge capabilities to both major organizations and data center service providers, Cisco has raised the bar in terms of data security.

There is a long history of cooperation between AMD and Cisco, which began with the very successful and well-received 3100 Series of earlier Cisco Secure Firewalls. With the release of its most recent Secure Firewall 4200 Series, Cisco has incorporated new features made possible by the potent, dynamic combination of Versal Adaptive SoCs and AMD EPYC Embedded 7003 CPUs.

The Secure Firewall 4200 Series had its debut at Cisco Live in Las Vegas on June 4–8, 2023, and it will have its Melbourne debut on December 5–8, 2023, at Cisco Live.

Cisco claims that the Secure Firewall 4200 Series, which comes in a small, space-saving single rack unit form factor, supports a broad range of network interfaces and offers double the throughput of the company’s previous-generation firewall. With its high port density and tuned for maximum flexibility and scalability, the new Firewall 4200 Series can expand massively. It can also cluster up to 16 firewall devices together to function as a single, powerful firewall that is administered as a single unit.

There are three distinct models that provide flexible deployment choices and outstanding threat protection for a variety of use cases. All models may be implemented in both firewall and specialized intrusion prevention system (IPS) modes. A single Firewall 4200 Series firewall with application visibility and control (AVC) and intrusion prevention system (IPS) features may provide 65–140 Gbps of throughput, depending on the model. It can examine more than 1.5 Tbps of traffic when it is extended to a 16-node cluster. The 4200 Series can handle up to two 802.1Q headers in a packet and supports Q-in-Q (stacked VLAN) for inline sets and passive interfaces.

Nazmul Rajib, senior product marketing manager at Cisco Systems, Inc., said, “We are proud of our close collaboration with AMD for Cisco’s newest Secure Firewall 4200 Series that deliver cutting-edge performance in critical ‘always on’ secure environments using AMD EPYC Embedded 7003 processors.” “With AMD EPYC processors and Versal Adaptive SoCs, Cisco has created a hardware root-of-trust protection and leadership platform security, enabling Cisco to create a world-class firewall designed to protect the most critical information in enterprise data centers of all sizes.”

AMD EPYC 7003 Series processors provide up to four terabytes of memory capacity in addition to substantial compute density and performance-per-watt scaling. This memory capacity offers the ultra-low latency and compute agility required to quickly detect and prioritize security threats. Extra-large caches up to 256MB per CPU further improve data access.

It is now possible to effectively use up to 64 cores per CPU thanks to all of this. The AMD EPYC 7003 series CPUs push the limits of efficiently accessing numerous accelerators, high-speed storage, and network interface cards with 128 lanes of PCIe Gen4 (up to 160 in 2P configuration). Two hardware threads, or logical CPU cores, are provided by each of the 64 CPU cores. Up to 128 or 256 logical CPU cores may power the single-socket and dual-socket setups, respectively.

The processing power of AMD EPYC Embedded 7003 Series processors, which can handle demanding workloads, “always on” networking, and computing needs with enterprise-grade dependability, helps to free up bottlenecks.

Throughput* : Throughput is tested using the intrusion prevention system (IPS), application visibility and control (AVC), firewall, and Secure Firewall Threat Defense (FTD) software, all while analyzing 1024B of traffic under optimal test circumstances. Cisco measures and provides throughput statistics.

The sophisticated Crypto-Accelerated Architecture, a crucial component of the Secure Firewall 4200 Series, is made possible by Cisco software working in concert with the inclusion of another AMD device family Versal Adaptive SoCs. The Encrypted Visibility Engine (EVE) of the 4200 Series, which enables administrators to view into encrypted network traffic without decryption, is powered by these flexible and scalable SoCs.

The architecture offers deeper real-time insight into encrypted traffic while accelerating IPsec decryption and transport layer security. The encrypted visibility engine may be turned on to prevent encrypted threats without needing to be decrypted when privacy is a concern. By doing this, a security administrator may prevent the network from going black by learning which client or client application is currently operating.

The following are some extra features of the Secure Firewall 4200 Series:

Supporting 1G, 10G, 25G, 40G, 100G, and 200G interfaces, dual network modules

Malware analysis and event storage are handled by two solid-state disks.

Uptime and resilience are guaranteed via dual management interfaces.

Fail-to-wire network modules improve fault tolerance and dependability.

Authorized Cisco resellers are now selling the Cisco Secure Firewall 4200 Series.

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House of Huawei by Eva Dou

A fascinating insight into a Chinese telecoms giant and its detractors

Huawei is not exactly a household name. If you’ve heard of it, you either follow the smartphone market closely – it is the main China-based manufacturer of high-end phones – or else consume a lot of news, because the company is at the centre of an ongoing US-China trade war.

But this enormous business is one of the world’s biggest producers of behind-the-scenes equipment that enables fibre broadband, 4G and 5G phone networks. Its hardware is inside communications systems across the world.

That has prompted alarm from US lawmakers of both parties, who accuse Huawei of acting as an agent for China’s government and using its technology for espionage. The company insists it merely complies with the local laws wherever it operates, just like its US rivals. Nevertheless, its equipment has been ripped out of infrastructure in the UK at the behest of the government, its execs and staffers have been arrested across the world, and it has been pilloried for its involvement in China’s oppression of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang.

Into this murky world of allegation and counter-allegation comes the veteran telecoms reporter Eva Dou. Her book chronicles the history of Huawei since its inception, as well as the lives of founder Ren Zhengfei and his family, starting with the dramatic 2019 arrest of his daughter Meng Wanzhou, Huawei’s chief financial officer, at the behest of US authorities.

Dou’s command of her subject is indisputable and her book is meticulous and determinedly even-handed. House of Huawei reveals much, but never speculates or grandstands – leaving that to the politicians of all stripes for whom hyperbole about Huawei comes more easily.

At its core, this book is the history of a large, successful business. That doesn’t mean it’s boring, though: there’s the story of efforts to haul 5G equipment above Everest base camp in order to broadcast the Beijing Olympics torch relay. We hear about the early efforts of Ren and his team, working around the clock in stiflingly hot offices, to make analogue telephone network switches capable of routing up to 10,000 calls; and gain insights into the near-impossible political dance a company must perform in order to operate worldwide without falling foul of the changing desires of China’s ruling Communist party.

Dou makes us better equipped to consider questions including: is this a regular company, or an extension of the Chinese state? How safe should other countries feel about using Huawei equipment? Is China’s exploitation of its technology sector really that different to the way the US authorities exploited Google, Facebook and others, as revealed by Edward Snowden?

Early in Huawei’s history, Ren appeared to give the game away in remarks to the then general secretary of the Communist party. “A country without its own program-controlled switches is like one without an army,” he argued, making the case for why the authorities should support his company’s growth. “Its software must be held in the hands of the Chinese government.”

But for each damning event, there is another that introduces doubt. The book reveals an arrangement from when Huawei operated in the UK that gave GCHQ unprecedented access to its source code and operations centre. US intelligence agencies seemed as able to exploit Huawei equipment for surveillance purposes as China’s. While Huawei’s equipment was certainly used to monitor Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang, it was hardware from the US company Cisco that made China’s so-called Great Firewall possible.

Anyone hoping for definitive answers will not find them here, but the journey is far from wasted. The intricate reporting of Huawei, in all its ambiguity and complexity, sheds much light on the murky nature of modern geopolitics. The people who shout loudest about Huawei don’t know more than anyone else about it. Eva Dou does.

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