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F5 BIG-IP LTM Specialist: Architect, Set up, Deploy (Exam 301a) Online Training

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  • 1. Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.Determine The Least Amount Of Objects Necessary1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.Understanding Dependencies Of Configuration Objects1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Identify Unnecessary Configuration Objects1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.Differences Between Virtual Servers and Virtual Addresses1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.Verify Where A Virtual Server Is Listening1C30C.mp4
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  • 7.Persistence Profile Performance1C30C.mp4
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  • 8.Health Monitors and Aliases1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.Local Traffic Policies1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.Creating Local Traffic Policies1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Managing LTM Policies with TMSH1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.LTM Profiles and Settings1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.SSL Profiles1C30C.mp4
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  • 7.SSL Profile Settings1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.TCP + HTTP Profiles1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.HTTP 2 Profile1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.FastHTTP Profile1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.Fast L4 Profile1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.Stream Profile1C30C.mp4
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  • 7.Which Profile Should We Use 1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.Deployment Methods One-Arm and Two-Arm1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.Deployment Methods nPath1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Auto Last Hop1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.LTM Profile Settings To Deploy OneConnect1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.Scenario Exercise Choosing Profiles1C30C.mp4
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  • 7.Layer 4 Communication Protocols 1C30C.mp4
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  • 8.Performance Impact of LTM Profile Settings1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.L2 and L3 Forwarding Virtual Servers1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Standard and Performance (Layer 4) Virtual Servers1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.Internet Contact Adaption Protocol (ICAP) and the Big-IP1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.Reviewing Load Balancing Methods1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.Multi-tiered Applications1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.Which Virtual Servers To Use 1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Do We Need SNAT or Persistence 1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.SSL Settings1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.Choosing Which Profiles To Use1C30C.mp4
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  • 7.Load Balancing and Health Monitors1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.Connection-Based Load Balancing vs Packet-Based Load Balancing1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.Is SNAT Required and If So What Type 1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Intelligent SNAT (iSNAT)1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.SNAT With The Original Client IP Address1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.Returning Traffic To The LTM Without SNAT1C30C.mp4
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  • 7.Validation1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.Virtual Server Processing Order1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.Identify Why Virtual Server Fails To Receive Traffic1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Determining When iRules Require a Virtual Server Profile1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.Determining iRule Persistence Requirements1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.Identifying and Modifying iApp Objects1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.Using Port Lockdown To Protect Services1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.Identifying Which Configuration Objects Are Allowing Accessibility1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Services Necessary For High Availability (HA)1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.Limiting Access to Virtual Servers - 4 Options1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.Identify LTM Profile Settings Limiting Access To Virtual Servers1C30C.mp4
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  • 7.Validation1C30C.mp4
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  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.UCS Files1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.Creating UCS Files1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Restoring From A UCS File1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.Process For Deploying Software To An HA Pair1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.Deploying A New Software Image To An HA Pair1C30C.mp4
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  • 7.Managing Software Images1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.Configuring NTP Supporting Services1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.Limiting Administrative Access To The LTM1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Restricting Access Using Administrative Partitions1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.Working With Traffic Groups1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.HA Groups1C30C.mp4
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  • 7.Traffic Groups and HA Groups Together1C30C.mp4
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  • 8.Failover Methods and Troubleshooting Failover1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.How Will Configuration Changes Affect Connections1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.Restricting Access to LTM Using User Roles1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Administrative Partitions1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.Route Domains1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.Securing Multi-Tenant Big-IP Environments1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.What is Virtual Clustered Multiprocessing (vCMP) 1C30C.mp4
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  • 3.vCMP Guest Deployment1C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Network Configuration Objects on a vCMP Host vs vCMP zGuest1C30C.mp4
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  • 5.vCMP Upgrade Rules of Thumb1C30C.mp4
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  • 6.How To Upgrade vCMP Hosts1C30C.mp4
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  • 7.Upgrading vCMP Guests1C30C.mp4
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  • 1.Introduction1C30C.mp4
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  • 2.Series 11C30C.mp4
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  • 3.Series 21C30C.mp4
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  • 4.Series 31C30C.mp4
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    This intermediate F5 BIG-IP LTM Specialist: Architect, Set up, Deploy (Exam 301a) training prepares learners to efficiently configure, secure and optimize F5 devices with a focus on robust application delivery and traffic management.

    F5 Networks is a technology company that's world-renowned for its application and application delivery networking services. F5 hardware and software solutions aren't cheap, but they are powerful, versatile and secure. Security professionals who learn how to navigate and configure F5 technology are extremely valuable to companies that depend on F5 already.

    This course covers the skills and knowledge necessary to configure, manage and secure F5's local traffic manager (LTM). For experienced network security professionals, expanding your skills into F5 management is a strong investment in your future – as well as your salary.

    After completing this F5 training you'll know how to efficiently configure, secure and optimize F5 devices with a focus on robust application delivery and traffic management.

    For IT managers, this F5 training can be used to onboard new network security admins, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a F5 reference resource.

    F5 BIG-IP LTM Specialist: What You Need to Know

    This F5 BIG-IP LTM Specialist training has videos that cover topics including:

    • Configure and optimize F5 devices for traffic distribution and optimal performance
    • Manage access control, authentication and authorization policies on F5 devices
    • Implement load balancing strategies and traffic prioritizations
    • Configure and optimize SSL/TLS credentialing
    • Understand and enforce compliance standards and policies

    Who Should Take F5 BIG-IP LTM Specialist Training?

    This F5 BIG-IP LTM Specialist: Architect, Set up, Deploy (Exam 301a) training is considered associate-level F5 training, which means it was designed for network security admins. This F5 BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager skills course is designed for network security admins with three to five years of experience with enterprise network security.

    New or aspiring network security admins. The F5 credential this course prepares you for, BIG-IP LTM Specialist, has a prerequisite (F5 Certified Big-IP Administrator). So although the content of this course is valuable to new network security admins, the credential itself could be difficult to attain right away. You should still take the course if the skills and knowledge would be valuable for your job, though – you don't need to take the cert exam to take the course.

    Experienced network security admins. Once you're at a certain point in your career, expanding your familiarity into different hardware and software configurations is a good way to improve your marketability and job opportunities. F5 is a great candidate for where you spend your time and energy if you're not already familiar with their operations. And for network security administrators with a few years of experience, this course is a great way to prepare for the LTM Specialist if you've already earned the F5-CA.

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    I love seeing and helping people advance through life. It's my small part in contributing to the advancement of the security community.

    Bob got his start in IT after enlisting in the United States Navy and being assigned to a network engineer role. He brings seven years of IT training experience to CBT Nuggets along with over 20 years of IT experience. Bob was a security team lead for a managed services provider before joining CBTN. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, cooking, and metal and woodworking.

    Certifications: Microsoft MCSE, Cisco CCNP, Cisco CCDP, Cisco CCNA Security, CISSP, CCSP, GPEN, CISA, CISM, CompTIA Security+, CompTIA CySA+, CompTIA Pentest+

    Areas of expertise: Information security, networking, active directory, Linux

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    • language english
    • Training sessions 101
    • duration 11:31:23
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    • Release Date 2024/06/25

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