Don't mind me just making myself some notes: Firewall - On a local network as an admin you have a great level of control on the devices and therefore can assure security but outside in the public internet you cannot - shielding/protecting a trusted network by blocking unwanted traffic from networks, while allowing desired traffic from untrusted networks - firewalls block everything by default, both outgoing traffic and incoming traffic - traffic is allowed by adding traffic rules that specify source IP, destination, port and action - Stateful firewalls monitor active connections therefore automatically allow response traffic if there was an initial request traffic even if the firewall denies all other incoming traffic Endpoint firewalls are made to catch the bad traffic that might pass the network firewall or if the threat comes from internally, inside the network - Having a firewall on both the network and endpoint is important to have a layered security posture and in case the threat is from an internal source
Your not the only channel I watch thats in the Networking Tech sphere on RUclips as I watch many for content need and educational awareness, but I can plainly say you do a far more fantastic job by a wide margin to make complex technical info seem easily understandable, learnable, teachable and easy to remember thus learning the information. While I may not always remember everything because it takes time to mentally digest new info, it is the best presented information that can be easily learned. On some topics in the future, you could do a deeper dive on some aspects of many topics. However, to initially learn a topic you cover it superbly.
I recommended your channel to our trainees at the company. The explanation is really easy to understand and I don't need to watch the video twice. I did understand a lot from your channel. Best regards from Germany 😀
I am not studying for CCNA, but for Security+. Your videos have made my learning so easy, so entertained. This has become one of my RUclips favourite channels by far! Thanks a lot :D
Quite clear without injecting too many other confusing detailed terminologies. Great videos for all levels of knowledge. Even if I may know some of the topics in your videos I still watch them because different explanations from different sources do help me grasp a bigger picture.
Wow that is a very interesting topic. It is well known that one picture is valueable more than 1000 of words. You have dozens of great pictures on your videos and that is why they are only to the point yet so good. The images help understanding the overall idea. I learned about the network firewall and about the firewall table that allowes the traffic requestd in its rows to pass and the replay of the request to come back and the else not. In addition I learned the important of end point firewall. The example of the rooms and front house door was very useful to see. The network firewall is the front door and the room's doors are the end point firewalls. Perfect example. Additionly I learned about NGFW and the importance of it from the security perspective. Keep up with your sharing of knowledge.
This was interesting, is this level for beginners? I'm a bigger in networking and I wish to know the right steps to follow progressively , please.thank you
So Firewall is Stateful, where Source is Configured to connect and get the traffic Back How can we configure Incoming traffic hittng our servers . Will that be also Stateful ?
Hi Martin. To be honest, the windows 10 firewall does a good job. Couple that with a good endpoint protection (anti-virus) and you should be good to go.
Sometime firewall rules do overlap. They can get pretty messy after a while if you're not carful. A firewall will read the rules from top to bottom and the first matching rule will be applied.
I'm a CCNP for over a decade and always use your videos for interview prepping. Cheers.
Great to hear. Good luck with the interview! You're going to nail it!
Don't mind me just making myself some notes:
Firewall
- On a local network as an admin you have a great level of control on the devices and therefore can assure security but outside in the public internet you cannot
- shielding/protecting a trusted network by blocking unwanted traffic from networks, while allowing desired traffic from untrusted networks
- firewalls block everything by default, both outgoing traffic and incoming traffic
- traffic is allowed by adding traffic rules that specify source IP, destination, port and action
- Stateful firewalls monitor active connections therefore automatically allow response traffic if there was an initial request traffic even if the firewall denies all other incoming traffic
Endpoint firewalls are made to catch the bad traffic that might pass the network firewall or if the threat comes from internally, inside the network
- Having a firewall on both the network and endpoint is important to have a layered security posture and in case the threat is from an internal source
Your not the only channel I watch thats in the Networking Tech sphere on RUclips as I watch many for content need and educational awareness, but I can plainly say you do a far more fantastic job by a wide margin to make complex technical info seem easily understandable, learnable, teachable and easy to remember thus learning the information. While I may not always remember everything because it takes time to mentally digest new info, it is the best presented information that can be easily learned. On some topics in the future, you could do a deeper dive on some aspects of many topics. However, to initially learn a topic you cover it superbly.
Thank you Ardent! I've seen all if your comments and just want to say how much I appreciate huge support!
I recommended your channel to our trainees at the company. The explanation is really easy to understand and I don't need to watch the video twice. I did understand a lot from your channel. Best regards from Germany 😀
I am not studying for CCNA, but for Security+. Your videos have made my learning so easy, so entertained. This has become one of my RUclips favourite channels by far! Thanks a lot :D
Thank you! Really happy to see these videos are helping. Good luck with the security+!
Simple, loud and very clear
Thanks!
Best on the topic probably ! It entered my brain like "knife in butter"...😊😊😊😊
Haha! Thank you so much! Love the knife in butter comment 👌
Quite clear without injecting too many other confusing detailed terminologies. Great videos for all levels of knowledge.
Even if I may know some of the topics in your videos I still watch them because different explanations from different sources do help me grasp a bigger picture.
Thanks for the comment Zackery! Glad you enjoyed my explanation.
I agree!
Great video, needed to refresh my knowledge! I did the PCNSA earlier this year and I highly recommend for anyone working with PA NGFW's.
Thanks GT! I haven't done that cert but I've heard great things. Might need to check it out!
This is the only technology channel I have suscribed.
The reason is,
its just awesome.
You're awesome! ☝
Wow that is a very interesting topic.
It is well known that one picture is valueable more than 1000 of words. You have dozens of great pictures on your videos and that is why they are only to the point yet so good. The images help understanding the overall idea.
I learned about the network firewall and about the firewall table that allowes the traffic requestd in its rows to pass and the replay of the request to come back and the else not. In addition I learned the important of end point firewall.
The example of the rooms and front house door was very useful to see. The network firewall is the front door and the room's doors are the end point firewalls. Perfect example.
Additionly I learned about NGFW and the importance of it from the security perspective.
Keep up with your sharing of knowledge.
Wow, insightful and clearly explained!
Thank you Johnson!
Can you do videos on EDR ? Anti Virus ? IPS ? Mail Relay ? DLP ?WAF ? Proxy ?
I would love to make some videos on this! After the CCNA I'll start making some more cyber security stuff. 👍
I am so glad I have found your channel. All videos are very well explained. You have no idea how much you are helping me out. Thank you very much !
Simplified yet precisely explained!!
Thank you Vijaya!
Appriciate the simple way of explaination , Happy Learning. Thanks !
Thanks! 👍
u are awsome its understandable for every nation human
Wow!! You are a genius. I cannot thank you enough. Great video how I wish you could make CCNP videos. Regardless, thank you
Thanks Gabriel! You very welcome. I'm just happy the videos helped.
Thanks I have just watched this one CertBros
incredible demonstration
Best explanation in the world bro ❤️❤️ hats off bro,you deserve 10million views for this creation 🥺🥺... Your the best bro may Allah help you
Thanks man! Really appreciate the kind words. Not quite at 10M views yet but you never know.
Nicely explained...Thanks...
Thank you Kalp!
please make a video of Using NGFW in ZTA(zero trust architecture).
Great suggestion. I'll add it to my suggested videos list. Thank you.
Loved IT !! Thanks for clearing my doubts , CertBros ROCK !!!! can I also get the entire playlist for computer network
Thank you . This helps alot.
Hi, great videos. Do you mind me asking what software do you use for your videos? Thanks
No problem Dean. I use a combination of Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects.
Thanks. Nice to Learn
You're welcome! Thanks for the comment.
Very nicely explained :)
Thanks Simon! 👍
very very very helpful!
This was interesting, is this level for beginners? I'm a bigger in networking and I wish to know the right steps to follow progressively , please.thank you
Sorry I meant to say I'm a bigginer
Great video and tutorial 👍.
Thanks 👍 Glad you liked it!
Thank you this was great!
Great video ,appreciate your effort.
Thank you! 🙏
Nice video! Thanks a lot. Great presentation!
Well done 👍
Thank you 👍
i like the way u explane those things keep it up
can u talk about the DNS pls
Thanks! DNS is on my to-do list. Looking forward to that one!
@@Certbros Cool keep it up🖤
Thank you❤
Good it clear
Thanks.
So Firewall is Stateful, where Source is Configured to connect and get the traffic Back
How can we configure Incoming traffic hittng our servers . Will that be also Stateful ?
thanks
Thank you!
Thanks, great video
excellent bro
Thanks man!
Thanks!
awesome video!
Thanks Zuri! 👍
Hi, what is the best software firewall for Windows and small office?? And we can block port manually on it for more security??
Hi Martin. To be honest, the windows 10 firewall does a good job. Couple that with a good endpoint protection (anti-virus) and you should be good to go.
lovely, thanks, subscribed :)
Thank you
Thanks for this video :-) 👍👍
No problem 👍Thanks for the comment!
What about finger printing
You Rock 👏
how do you ensure firewall goals do not overlap?
Sometime firewall rules do overlap. They can get pretty messy after a while if you're not carful. A firewall will read the rules from top to bottom and the first matching rule will be applied.
Thank you
Have a great day... :)
here i am, getting ready for an interview for an internship...
How did the interview go Syaheer? Did you get it?
Hey Guy, do you have a configuration video on this?
Sorry Jose, not yet. What kind of video are you looking for?
How to configure a Cisco ASA
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You could teach a baby and he would absolutely understand the topic
Testing
Thank you. I can finally comment again.
1.5x speed at least to be viewable
2 many commercial interruptions