Udemy – Linux Security: The Complete Iptables Firewall Guide 2020-8

Description

Linux Security: The Complete Iptables Firewall Guide is a Linux security training course; With the help of this course, you can create professional Netfilter / Iptables firewalls. This course covers all major topics related to Netfilter and Iptables, including Ipset, Advanced Matches and Targets, NAT, Fort Forwarding, User-Defined Chains and more. This course is one of the most complete Netfilter and Iptables courses taught by a DevOps engineer and professional instructor.

What you will learn in the Linux Security: The Complete Iptables Firewall Guide course

Gain an in-depth understanding of the Netfilter / Iptables Linux firewall

Gain skills to build professional Iptables and practical experience in building them

Learn productive work using IPSET

Understand the best way to use Iptables to build custom firewalls

Configure a Linux system as a NAT Router

Configure the forward port on Linux routers

See practical examples for each Iptables command

Use shell scripts to automate tasks such as blocking or allowing a service, an IP / Network, or a MAC address

Apply your acquired skills to increase the security of Linux desktops, networks, routers or operating systems

Hundreds of practical examples with answers and quizzes

Course information

Publisher: Udemy Instructors: Crystal Mind Academy and Andrei Dumitrescu English language Level of training: basic to advanced Number of courses: 98 Duration: 6 hours and 40 minutes

Prerequisite

Local root access to a Linux distribution like Ubuntu or CentOS. No paid software required.

Linux Basics like commands, file permissions, text editors etc.

Basic knowledge of TCP/IP stack (how clients and servers typically communicate, TCP, UDP, ICMP, IP’s, ports, etc).

Very basic knowledge of other Networking concepts like NAT or Routing.

Installation

After Extract, watch with your favorite Player.

Subtitle: None

Quality: 720

This tutorial is placed on some sites with the date 2021/1, which is wrong and is exactly the same version.