IPS (Intrusion Policy) with FMC - Lab || (Hacking Attack included)

In this video, we will look at what is the need of an IPS system to protect your internal servers from attacks by a demo attack in which we hack a windows XP machine.
There on after, we will implement a line of defense on the FTD managed via FMC, we will configure intrusion policy in FMC & discuss how its layers work.

[@PraveenRai]

very nice detailed vlog ...expecting more

[@khurshidahmad7805]

Very Informative, thanks 😊

[@doctor.networks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chandreshwar9572]

Really informative video this is..you did a hard work..appreciate it👍🏻

[@doctor.networks]

Thank you 🙂 means a lot, just struggling with time & procrastination now, need to make more of these 👍

[@chandreshwar9572]

@@doctor.networks awaiting for such video s of different features for cisco ftd with practicals..the way you explained here i have not seen anywhere explained IPS on youtube..👍🏻

[@doctor.networks]

@@chandreshwar9572 Thanks I just re-watched it my self 😀 I will be making more on FMC/FTD's

[@muntasirkhan6968]

Hi bro can you give me the GNS3 image file to do the LAB

[@NetworkLearners]

Have you allowed outside to inside rule in FTD .

[@ayobamishittu3651]

Zone is "any"

[@jlembi2512]

how can you access the inside zone behind a NAT from your outside zone?

[@doctor.networks]

Hi Jlembi, Not sure what I did back then. Can you please share the timestamp where you are confused?

[@jlembi2512]

@@doctor.networks nvm found it. Did a 1:1 NAT to translate my windows box to an outside ip. Then it worked for me

[@muntasirkhan6968]

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