cisco next generation firewall datasheet

Release date:Updated on: 2013-06-27 Affected Systems:Cisco Next-Generation FirewallDescription:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------CVE (CAN) ID: CVE-2013-3382Cisco ASA Next-Generation Firewall is a Next-Generation Firewall product.

protocols, such as Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) and system logs. The PIX Device Manager (PDM) provides an intuitive, web-based interface for administrators so that they can easily configure and monitor a PIX 501 without having to install any software on the administrator's computer (other than a standard Web browser). The command line interface (CLI) provided by PIX 501 enables administrators to remotely configure, monitor, and diagnose PIX 501 in a variety of ways, including remot

, such as Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) and system logs. The PIX Device Manager (PDM) provides an intuitive, web-based interface for administrators so that they can easily configure and monitor a PIX 501 without having to install any software on the administrator's computer (other than a standard Web browser). The command line interface (CLI) provided by PIX 501 enables administrators to remotely configure, monitor, and diagnose PIX 501 in a variety of ways, including remote login, s

Interpreter (SSH), and Out-of-band access via control ports. Administrators can also easily manage many PX 506E firewalls remotely through the Cisco Security Policy Manager (CSPM) provided in the Cisco vpn/Security Management Solution (VMS). CSPM 3.0 is an extensible, next-generation PIX firewall Centralized managemen

Interpreter (SSH), and Out-of-band access via control ports. Administrators can also easily manage many PX 506E firewalls remotely through the Cisco Security Policy Manager (CSPM) provided in the Cisco vpn/Security Management Solution (VMS). CSPM 3.0 is an extensible, next-generation PIX firewall Centralized managemen

Ciscoasa (config) # Crypto key generate RSA modulus 1024Specifies the size of the RSA coefficients, the larger the value, the longer it takes to generate RSA, the Cisco recommends using 1024.Warning:you has a RSA keypair already defined named Warning: You have an RSA key pair defined by the named Do you really want to replace them? [yes/no]: YDo you really want to replace them? [Yes/no]:yKeypair generation

fine-grained access policies. How widely are these application databases? Let's take a look at Palo Alto Network's Applipedia (figure 1 ). In Figure 1, you can see the relative risks of specific applications. The typical security detection products that can be avoided also have the technologies they use. Cisco's SenderBase and McAfee's TrustedSource share similar databases, which are free for browsing and educational purposes and serve as the basis for their next-