Training Registration

This course is designed to provide an instructor-led, immersive classroom approach for participants who need a focused approach to the Advanced WAN Technologies as part of Barracuda CloudGen Firewall. This course will be an expansion on the material covered in the on-demand videos on Site-to-Site VPN, Traffic Shaping, and SDWAN with CloudGen Firewall, as well as hands-on lab exercises to put the foundational content in real-world context for all participants.

Agenda

Advanced Site-to-Site VPN

• VPN Routing Concept
• Transport IPs
• Hub and Spoke
• Dynamic Mesh
• Connecting Two Identical Networks
• IPv6 with Site-to-Site VPN
• Routed VPN Network
  
  

SD-WAN

• Introduction to SD-WAN
• Transport Types
• SD-WAN Policy Profile Transport Selection
• SD-WAN Learning Policy
• Dynamic Transport Selection
• Adaptive Bandwidth Protection
• Traffic Balancing
• Traffic Duplication

Traffic Shaping

• Introduction to Traffic Shaping
• Traffic Classification
• Advanced Traffic Classification
• Operation Modes
• Default Profile
• Traffic Shaping for VPN

Policy Profiles

• Introduction to Policy Profiles
• Applying Policies to Access Rules
• Policy Profiles without SD-WAN Policies
• Policy Profiles with SD-WAN Policies
  
  

Audience

Barracuda CloudGen Firewall - Advance WAN Technologies, is designed for technical participants who will be using the Firewall frequently within their own environment. System administrators, network engineers, and technical staff who are current Barracuda Networks partners and customers are the main audience for this course.

Format

Available in-person or remote Maximum number of participants: 10 students

Duration

2 days

Prerequisites

Barracuda CloudGen Firewall - Foundation certification (CGF01) or comparable product knowledge.

Pricing

Please contact your Barracuda Networks Sales Representative for pricing information

Additional Information

This class contains hands-on labs accessible via the Internet. To access the labs, make sure that your client PC is equipped with an RDP client (i.e., Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection) and is allowed to establish outgoing connections on TCP port 33800 – 33801.