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1.
SiteB.cisco.com
address 209.161.201.1
pre-shared-key local $iteA
pre-shared key remote $iteB
Step 2: Configure IKEv2 profile
Crypto ikev2 profile default
identity local fqdn SiteA.cisco.com
Match identity remote fqdn SiteB.cisco.com
Authentication local pre-share
Authentication remote pre-share
Keyring local mykeys
Step 3: Create the GRE Tunnel and apply profile
crypto ipsec profile default
set ikev2-profile default
Interface tunnel 0
ip address 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0
Tunnel source eth 0/0
Tunnel destination 209.165.201.1
tunnel protection ipsec profile default
endYou are the network security manager for your organization. Your manager has received a request to allow an external user to access to your HQ and DM2 servers.
You are given the following connection parameters for this task.
Using ASDM on the ASA, configure the parameters below and test your configuration by accessing the Guest PC. Not all AS DM screens are active for this exercise. Also, for this exercise, all changes are automatically applied to the ASA and you will not have to click APPLY to apply the changes manually.
address 209.161.201.1
pre-shared-key local $iteA
pre-shared key remote $iteB
Step 2: Configure IKEv2 profile
Crypto ikev2 profile default
identity local fqdn SiteA.cisco.com
Match identity remote fqdn SiteB.cisco.com
Authentication local pre-share
Authentication remote pre-share
Keyring local mykeys
Step 3: Create the GRE Tunnel and apply profile
crypto ipsec profile default
set ikev2-profile default
Interface tunnel 0
ip address 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0
Tunnel source eth 0/0
Tunnel destination 209.165.201.1
tunnel protection ipsec profile default
endYou are the network security manager for your organization. Your manager has received a request to allow an external user to access to your HQ and DM2 servers.
You are given the following connection parameters for this task.
Using ASDM on the ASA, configure the parameters below and test your configuration by accessing the Guest PC. Not all AS DM screens are active for this exercise. Also, for this exercise, all changes are automatically applied to the ASA and you will not have to click APPLY to apply the changes manually.
2.
By default, which traffic can pass through a Cisco ASA that is operating in transparent mode without explicitly allowing it using an ACL?
3.
Which four data strings will match the regular expression c[a-z]*sc[0-4]+? (Choose four.)
4.
The Cisco IDM Custom Signature Wizard asks you to select between the protocol types IP, ICMP, UDP, and TCP under which circumstance?
5.
Regarding the Cisco IPS NME, when should the heartbeat reset be disabled on the ISR?
6.
Which Cisco IPS appliance feature uses profile-based intrusion detection?
Which Cisco IPS appliance feature uses profile-based intrusion detection?
7.
Numerous attacks using duplicate packets, changed packets, or out-of-order packets are able to successfully evade and pass through the Cisco IPS appliance when it is operating in inline mode. What could be causing this problem?
8.
When the Cisco IPS appliance is operating in inline mode, what is the default event actions rule?
9.
In tuning a Cisco IPS signature, you need to edit the regexp string of the Cisco IPS signature, but when editing the signature, the regexp string of the signature cannot be edited. What should you do?
10.
Which application within the Cisco IPS appliance can modify the configurations of other devices on the network?