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If you defend your Cisco network with the vigilance of a proud parent, make sure you’ve got the know-how and skills needed to effectively deploy Cisco IPS-based security solutions for your organization or customers.
With Cisco super-trainer Michael Shannon, you’ll learn how use Cisco’s powerful IPS features to mitigate a wide variety of potential risks to your IT infrastructure and applications. Michael will also lead you through a number of live demonstrations, detailing operations support for both the standalone and modular IPS sensors.
Protect your network and prove your security savoir-faire with Cisco’s CCNP Security or IPS Specialist certifications. Michael Shannon’s Intrusion Prevention System v7.0 series will prepare you for both.
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[b]Introduction to IPS[/b]
Explore IDS/IPS terminology and features of the Cisco IPS. You'll also learn about the architecture, software, and hardware. You'll explore the eight traffic analysis methods and finish up with a look at Cisco IPS anti-evasion techniques.
[b]IPS Network Integration[/b]
Become familiar with the different options for deploying and integrating your sensor solution into your network. Topics include promiscuous mode, inline pairs, VLAN pair mode, VLAN groups, and best practices for each option.
[b]Initial Setup and Management[/b]
Get your feet wet with some implementation by looking at the CLI on a 4240 and AIP-SSM, then jumping into the IPS Device Manager (IDM) for basic setup, configuration, and sensor management through the GUI.
[b]Basic Traffic Analysis[/b]
See the IPS sensor in action with a real-world configuration of the default virtual sensor engine. You'll also learn about traffic normalization settings, IPv6 support, software bypass, and an introduction to IPS signatures.
[b]Engines, Basic Tuning, and Responses (Part 1)[/b]
In part one of two nuggets dedicated to signature engines and responses, you'll survey all of the engine types and explore basic signature tuning, including event counting and summarization. You'll enable the FTP and HTTP AIC engines as well, and will learn how to set up a Windows system in a virtual machine as your target host for ongoing penetration testing through the IPS sensor.
[b]Engines, Basic Tuning, and Responses (Part 2)[/b]
In this continuation of Part 1, you will further explore detective and aggressive actions, the components and purpose of risk rating, remote blocking, and IP logging. Included are several awesome real-world configurations.
[b]IPS Anomaly Detection[/b]
Here you will learn all about the powerful Anomaly Detection feature for your Cisco IDS/IPS implementation. Topics include concepts, functionality, components, configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting of the Anomaly Detection service.
[b]Custom Traffic Analysis (Part 1)[/b]
This is the first of two nuggets that explores expert-level advanced traffic analysis and tuning on the 4240 sensor. This action-packed module includes event counting, dynamic summarization, event action overrides, event filters, target value rating (TVR) configuration, and POSFP.
[b]Custom Traffic Analysis (Part 2)[/b]
In part two you will continue the advanced analysis by generating custom signatures both manually and wizard-driven. You will also learn techniques to manage false positives and false negatives on an ongoing basis.
[b]IPS Manager Express[/b]
You're really gonna love this exploration of the IME including its features, display options, configuration, real-time and historical monitoring as well as powerful reporting features for up to 10 devices at once.
[b]Global Correlation, Reputation-Based Filtering, SIO, and Intellishield[/b]
Well, the title of this nugget says it all! We are going to learn about the Global Correlation and Reputation-Based Filtering features with the Sensorbase network, Cisco Security Intelligence Operations (SIO), Intellishield services, and some awesome test tips to finish it off.
[b]Optimizing Sensor Performance[/b]
Let's make sure that our sensors are banging on all cylinders! We will explore sensor throughput requirements, recognition and detection of performance issues with CLI, IDM, and IME metric indicators. We will also discuss SPAN issues for promiscuous mode operations, load-sharing, and traffic-reduction methods.
[b]Sensor High-Availability Options[/b]
This nugget is really a companion piece to the optimization module. Here you will learn about the high-availability choices for the IPS sensor - which often go hand-in-hand with performance. This nugget covers a definition of sensor high-availability; switched-based HA; router-based HA; and AIP-SSM HA using the Adaptive Security Appliance active-standby and active-active solutions. 00:26:35
[b]AIP SSM and AIP SSC Modules[/b]
It's "Module" time! Prepare for a fascinating look at the ins and outs of the AIP-SSM and AIP-SSC5 modules of the 5500 series security appliances.
[b]ISR IPS AIM and IPS NME Modules[/b]
In this little gem of a nugget you will learn all about the IPS Advanced Integration Module (AIM) and IPS Network Module Enhanced (NME) modules that are deployed in the Cisco Integrated Services Routers.
[b]Cisco IDSM-2 Essentials[/b]
This final nugget takes a brief tour of the specifications and features of the Intrusion detection System Services Module-2 (IDSM-2) that is installed in the Catalyst 6500-series switch platforms.
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CBT Nuggets - Python Programming Python Language : On-the-job Training
If you're interested in learning how to write computer programs, you'll love this training. It's perfect for desktop/web application developers who need an intro course in Python, for systems administrators who are interested in using Python for automation and for anyone interested in a programming career.
By the time you're done watching, you'll be ready to develop Python automation scripts, desktop apps, and/or Web apps.
You'll also have a thorough knowledge of how to use Python on all major platforms and a healthy jumpstart for learning other programming languages (like Java, Perl, C and Ruby).
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Course Introduction 00:42:49
How This Course Works. What You Need to Get Started. What is Python? In this nugget we provide a high-level overview on how this course works. We also cover why Python is and what tools you need in order to practice your skills along with the training.
Introduction to Python 00:44:57
Installing Python. Using IDLE. Running Python Programs. In this nugget we learn how to obtain, install, and configure CPython. Next, we introduce the IDLE integrated development environment (IDE). Finally, we present a quick-start on the myriad ways in which Python programs can be run on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
Data Types, Part I 00:46:07
Introduction to Data Types. Numbers. Strings. In this nugget we introduce data types in Python: what they are, why they are essential, and how to implement them in our Python code. We then commence our data type deep-dive by considering the number and string types.
Data Types, Part II 00:34:49
Lists. Tuples. Dictionaries. In this nugget we continue our consideration of Python data types by discussing lists, tuples, and dictionaries. These so-called data structures allow you to store increasingly complex arrays of data into names (variables), with which you can perform operations.
Statements, Documentation, and Help 00:44:54
Python Statements. Rules for Variables. Comments and Docstrings. Online Help. In this nugget we examine Python syntax and rules for Python names. We spend some time on the important subject of documentation and Python docstrings, and finish the lesson up with a demo on how to employ Python online help to best effect.
Strings, Revisited 00:26:13
Advanced String Methods. String Formatting. Obtaining Keyboard Input.In this nugget we revisit the string data type, building upon the foundation we established during an earlier nugget. Here we cover advanced string methods, string formatting, and how to use the input() function to obtain keyboard input from the user.
Control Flow, Part I 00:27:57
Decision Making with the if Statement. Boolean Logic. Break and Continue. In this nugget we big to add various forms of logic to our Python code. Specifically, we learn how to use the if statement to conduct decision making, Boolean logic to institute true vs. false arguments, and the break and continue statements to control flow through looping constructs.
Control Flow, Part II 00:25:36
Counting with For Loops. Evaluating with While Loops. In this nugget we continue our trolley ride through implementing conditional logic and control flow in Python. Here we learn to count with for loops and evaluate conditions with the while loop.
Data Structures, Revisited 00:32:00
Counting with For Loops. Evaluating with While Loops. In this nugget we continue our trolley ride through implementing conditional logic and control flow in Python. Here we learn to count with for loops and evaluate conditions with the while loop.
Functions 00:50:25
Components of a Function. Calling Functions. Return Values. In this nugget we begin to consider functions, which lie at the heart of a procedural programming language like Python. We will learn how functions work, how to write them, and how to manage return values.
File Handling 00:44:47
Accessing the File System. Reading and Writing Files. In this nugget we turn our attention to how we can program Python to access the host operating system and file system. We will also learn how to create, edit, and manage files by using Python code.
Accessing the Network and Internet 00:35:43
Accessing LAN Resources. Interacting with Web Pages. Connecting to FTP Sites. Continuing the theme begun in the previous nugget, in this nugget we discover how to fetch Web content by using Python. We will also review the basics of Python-based File Transfer Protocol (FTP) access.
Exception Handling 00:37:39
Understanding Exceptions. Raising and Catching Exceptions. In this nugget we understand what exceptions are and specifically how we can catch and manage these exceptions in our Python programs.
Modular Programming 00:37:45
Using Modules. The Module Search Path. Python Packages. In this nugget we formally consider multi-file Python programming. In particular, we understand what modules are, how to import them, and how to manage the Python module search path. Finally, we provide an overview on how multi-file Python programs can be bundled into packages for easier distribution.
Object-Oriented Programming 00:30:36
OOP Principles. Creating and Using Classes. Python is a multi-paradigm programming language. In this nugget we formally introduce Python's object-oriented programming (OOP) features. We undertake a general overview of OOP terminology, and then learn the mechanics of creating and using classes.
Advanced Topics 00:18:52
Generators. Decorators. In this nugget we take a look at some topics that require some previous experience with Python--experience that you now have! In particular, we learn how to use generators as well as decorators to produce faster, more memory efficient Python code.
GUI Development 00:22:53
Python and Database Access 00:22:17
Database Access Frameworks. Interacting with sqlite. In this nugget we "stretch" Python to the realm of relational database management systems (RDBMSs). We first cover the basic mechanics of Python-RDBMS communications. Next, we learn how to program Python to interact with the built-in sqlite RDBMS.
Porting Python Code 00:16:24
Python 2 vs Python 3. Using the 2to3 Utility. In this nugget we learn how to port Python 2 code to Python 3. This skill is particularly important when we recall that the majority of downloadable code on the Internet (as well as many popular Python-based frameworks) are written in Python 2.x. During the course of this nugget we will gain familiarity with the 2to3 Python script, which is the built-in Python 3 utility for performing an "automatic" code conversion.
Python Frameworks and IDEs 00:23:37
Web Application Frameworks. Python IDEs. In this nugget we provide a survey of the most powerful Python-based Web application frameworks. We conclude the training with another survey, this time examining the major Python integrated development environments (IDEs).
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CBT Nuggets - CCNA Security 640-554
CCNA Security 640-554: Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security, produced by Cisco expert Keith Barker, helps prepare you for the new 640-554 Cisco exam, and also prepares you to address many of the real world vulnerabilities you come across today.
Keith dives into the Cisco Configuration Professional (CCP), the latest GUI (Graphical User Interface) software which will help you manage your Cisco routers. Not only does this training focus on switch security and router security, it also explains and demonstrates how to configure the ASA (Adaptive Security Appliance) firewall. Keith, author of the CCNA Security Cert guide, covers the material in a way that is thorough, fun and engaging.
Whether you're fairly new to the network security world, or you've been in it for a while and simply want to fill in the gaps and see how all the pieces can be integrated together to build a fortress of security using a defense in depth approach, this series is for you.
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1. Introduction to CCNA Security
2. Network Foundation Protection
3. Fortifying the Local Router
4. AAA, RADIUS and TACACS+
5. Securing the Switched Data-plane
6. Tools to Protect the Management-plane
7. Controlling the IPv4 Data-plane with ACLs
8. Protecting IPv6 Networks
9. IOS Firewall Fundamentals
10. Zone Based Firewall Implementation
11. ASA Firewall
12. IPS
13. IOS-based IPS
14. Cryptography Essentials
15. IPsec Site to Site VPNs
16. SSL VPNs
17. Defense in Depth
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CBT Nuggets course -CCNA Security 640 – 554 by Keith Barker
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Cisco Certified Network Associate Security (CCNA Security) validates associate-level knowledge and skills required to secure Cisco networks. With a CCNA Security certification, a network professional demonstrates the skills required to develop a security infrastructure, recognize threats and vulnerabilities to networks, and mitigate security threats. The CCNA Security curriculum emphasizes core security technologies, the installation, troubleshooting and monitoring of network devices to maintain integrity, confidentiality and availability of data and devices, and competency in the technologies that Cisco uses in its security structure.
01 Introduction to CCNA Security
02 Network Foundation Protection
03 Fortifying the Local Router
04 AAA RADIUS and TACACS
05 Securing the Switched Data-plane
06 Tools to Protect the Management-plane
07 Controlling the IPv4 Data-plane with ACLs
08 Protecting IPv6 Networks
09 IOS Firewall Fundamentals_2
10 Zone Based Firewall Implementation
11 ASA Firewall
12 Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS)
13 IOS-based IPS
14 Cryptography Essentials
15 IPsec Site to Site VPNs
16 SSL VPNs
17 Defense in Depth
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CBT Nuggets Oracle Certified Professional OCP
This series covers all objectives of the 1Z0-053 Oracle Database 11g Administration II exam. As you probably know, passing this exam is a requirement to earn the Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) credential in Oracle Database 11g Database Administration. This CBT Nuggets training series with Tim Warner focuses on Oracle backup and recovery, database performance tuning, optimization, and automation.
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CBT Nuggets Cisco SP CCIP BGP 642-661
BGP...It's only the biggest routing protocol in the world! Regardless if your focus is certification-based or you are planning to deal with BGP at your day-to-day job, the practical, hands-on approach Jeremy Cioara uses will keep you referring back to these Nuggets again and again.
Complete with GNS3 labs and scenarios, this BGP series is a must for anyone pursuing the CCIP or CCIE certifications or those who handle networks in the service provider or corporate enterprise environments.
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CBT Nuggets - Cisco CCNP Security VPN v2.0 642-648
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) allow millions of remote users to safely and securely access corporate resources. Learn to design, implement and troubleshoot ASA-based SSL and IPsec VPN solutions with trainer Keith Barker.
From clientless SSL VPNs to high availability, including troubleshooting, Keith guides you through each topic on the 642-648 exam. Plus, he shows you how to get crucial hands-on practice of every VPN for real-world implementation.
If you’re working towards a CCNP, this series is for you. Keith maps his training to all objectives of the 642-648 exam, which goes towards CCNP Security, ASA Specialist and IPS Specialist certifications. Network pros who support VPN users will also find significant value in this series, which is packed with content that directly applies to real-world implementation of VPNs. To take full advantage of this series, the learner should be familiar with the fundamentals of the ASA, which is available in CBT Nuggets' CCNP Security Firewall series.
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CBT Nuggets - VMware Certified Professional on vSphere 4
Whether you're an experienced virtual administrator or a beginner, Greg Shield's outstanding vSphere 4 training is exactly what you're looking for.
Greg is revered as a virtualization guru. After watching this series you'll have a wealth of insider information at your fingertips on how best to build storage, networking, performance management, backup, and disaster recovery elements into your VMware ESX environment.
Greg's careful step-by-step instruction is your best option for building success into your VMware virtual infrastructure -- while furthering your preparation for the VCP examination.
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CBT Nuggets - Oracle Database 11g DBA II 1Z0-053
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This series covers all objectives of the 1Z0-053 Oracle Database 11g Administration II exam. As you probably know, passing this exam is a requirement to earn the Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) credential in Oracle Database 11g Database Administration. This CBT Nuggets training series with Tim Warner focuses on Oracle backup and recovery, database performance tuning, optimization, and automation.
[b]Course Introduction[/b]
In this Nugget we set the stage for the entire series by describing the "hows and whys" of Oracle Database 11g certification. We then discuss best-practice approaches for studying this material for maximum retention, real-world application, and, of course, exam success! We conclude by reviewing the basics of computer-based testing, 1Z0-053 exam registration, and "need to know" metadata concerning the DBA II test itself.
00:18:48
[b]Oracle 11g Database Architecture and ASM[/b]
In this training Nugget we assume that you understand all of the material presented in our Oracle SQL Fundamentals and DBA I training courses. Nevertheless, we spend some time in this Nugget reviewing the distinction between logical and physical database/instance components in Oracle Database 11g Release 2. We then learn the basics of Automatic Storage Management (ASM), the logical volume manager which is just one of so many Oracle features that set it apart from its competition.
01:00:48
[b]Configuring Oracle 11g for Recoverability[/b]
We begin this training Nugget by learning how to configure multiple archived redo log files to increase the recoverability window of our Oracle 11g database. We then examine the Fast Recovery Area (previously known as the Flash Recovery Area), which is a "no brainer" file system or ASM disk group that Oracle uses as a default save location for backups. Finally, we introduce the Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN), specifically focusing on establishing a backup retention policy.
00:45:35
[b]Configuring RMAN Backup Specifications[/b]
In this Nugget we begin to develop a more intimate familiarity with the Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN) command-line tool. Specifically, we practice setting persistent backup and recovery options by using the CONFIGURE statement. We then learn how Oracle uses channels to orchestrate data flow during backup and recovery operations. Finally, we learn the hows and whys of RMAN backup optimization.
00:45:44
[b]Using the RMAN Recovery Catalog[/b]
At this point we know that the RMAN metadata repository is always contained in the database control file. In this Nugget we discover an additional, more robust place to store RMAN-related information: the recovery catalog. By the conclusion of this Nugget you will know how to create a recovery catalog schema and use it to store RMAN scripts. By the time we conclude this Nugget you'll also know how to create a virtual private catalog, which enables us to granularly control access to the recovery catalog metadata store.
00:34:22
[b]Using RMAN to Create Backups[/b]
This Nugget serves as a "capstone" to the skills we've been developing and the concepts we've been learning over the previous five Nuggets. Here we use RMAN to perform backups of several different types: image file backups, whole database backups (with and without compression), incremental backups, duplex backups, multiplexed backups, and archival backups. We also become familiar with multisection backups and the all-important LIST and REPORT RMAN reporting commands.
00:38:01
[b]Performing User-Managed Backup and Recovery[/b]
By this point we have a pretty good grasp of creating Oracle database backups by using RMAN. In this Nugget we learn how to back up and restore the complete database or individual database elements by using so-called "user-managed" recovery techniques. Here you will pick up quite a bit of important Oracle-specific terminology that you'll need to be familiar with to pass your OCP exam. You'll also learn some excellent hands-on procedures for recovering from various critical and non-critical data losses.
00:49:53
[b]Performing Server-Based Recovery with RMAN[/b]
In this Nugget we use RMAN to perform complete and incomplete (point-in-time) restoration and recovery of the Oracle 11g R2 database. We also learn how to take tablespace and datafile backups as well. Finally, we discover how easy it is to use incrementally updated image copy backups for fast file switching and recovery.
00:51:26
[b]Duplicating a Database with RMAN[/b]
We begin this Nugget by describing the many common business use cases that require duplicating an Oracle 11g database. By the end of this Nugget you will know how to clone a database by using the backup-based and active database duplication techniques.
00:41:13
[b]Performing Tablespace Point-in-Time Recovery[/b]
By now we know how to perform point-in-time incomplete recoveries of the entire Oracle 11g database. However, you may find yourself needing to restore data from a particular tablespace without perturbing the rest of the database. In this Nugget we learn how to perform tablespace point-in-time recovery (TSPITR). This technology carries with it many "gotchas," and by the conclusion of this Nugget you'll be aware of them and know how to circumvent potential problems.
00:29:33
[b]Monitoring and Tuning RMAN[/b]
It's one thing to understand how to use Oracle Recovery Manager. It's quite another to know how to make the tool run efficiently. In this Nugget we learn techniques to monitor RMAN sessions and jobs. We also pick up some real-world tips on tuning RMAN for maximum performance and reliability.
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[b]Using Flashback Technology Part 1 of 2[/b]
Flashback technology gives us Oracle DBAs much more flexibility in performing fast data recoveries, undo operations, and historical analysis. We start this Nugget by first differentiating among all the different Flashback options. We then learn how to "rewind" entire databases to previous points in time by using Flashback Database. We conclude the nugget by examining Oracle Total Recall, which gives companies the ability to comply with industry/governmental regulations regarding data archival and auditing.
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[b]Using Flashback Technology Part 2 of 2[/b]
In this Nugget we continue the discussion we started in the previous Nugget concerning Oracle Flashback technologies. Here we consider how to undrop tables by using Flashback Table. We then learn how to view past data states by using Flashback Query and Flashback Version Query. Finally, we discuss how to research and undo individual transactions by using Flashback Transaction.
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[b]Diagnosing the Database[/b]
Let's face it: Oracle Database 11g is a huge beast of an RDBMS. Determining what went wrong when we observe an error or bottleneck condition can sometimes prove challenging. In this Nugget we learn about the Automatic Diagnostic Repository and discover how to use the Data Recovery Advisor and Support Workbench to troubleshoot issues and submit support tickets to Oracle. We also cover how to perform block media recovery.
00:33:08
[b]Managing Memory[/b]
As you know, Oracle Database 11g includes a multitude of advisors to help us DBAs to manage the manifold moving parts in the product. In this Nugget we learn how to maximize Oracle's use of memory (both physical and virtual). We understand Automatic Memory Management (AMM), Automatic Shared Memory Management (ASMM), and then move to consider how to manually configure SGA and PGA parameters at both the instance and the session level.
00:26:20
[b]Managing Database Performance[/b]
How can we manage the performance of Oracle 11g over time? By the conclusion of this Nugget, you'll know how! Here we learn to use the SQL Tuning Advisor and the SQL Access Advisor, both of which help us to revise our SQL for maximum performance and the least possibility of error. We also study Database Replay, which enables us to point Oracle 11g at real-world stored workloads and offer you performance tuning suggestions.
00:38:21
[b]Managing Space[/b]
In this Nugget we learn how to minimize the possibility of Oracle 11g stopping an operation due to a lack of storage space. Here we learn how to manage resumable space allocation. We also learn how transportable tablespaces work. Finally, we discover how to reclaim wasted space from tables and indexes by using Segment Shrink.
00:36:48
[b]Managing Resources[/b]
The host operating system, by default, has no way of differentiating between high-priority and low-priority Oracle processes. In this Nugget we learn how to use the Oracle Database Resource Manager, which allows us to prioritize sessions on Oracle's end. Thus, we can grant specific user groups more relative CPU and other hardware resources depending upon needs and workload.
00:38:32
[b]Administering the Scheduler[/b]
The ability to schedule tasks in Oracle reduces the possibility of human error and lightens the DBA's workload. In this Nugget we learn all about the Oracle Scheduler. We differentiate among the relevant vocabulary, for instance, the job, the program, and the schedule. We also learn some advanced Scheduler topics, in particular how to integrate the Scheduler with the Database Resource Manager that we learned about earlier in this course.
00:29:55
[b]Additional Learning Resources[/b]
Here we wrap up the course by presenting you with a bucketload of relevant web resources for you to take with you and continue to build your Oracle DBA skills. We share Oracle OCP exam prep resources, Oracle tech resources, Oracle community resources, and job search resources. There is a lot of useful info in this Nugget!
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CBT Nuggets - EC Council Certified Ethical Hacker v7.0
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IT training guru James Conrad's newest Certified Ethical Hacker training will show you
just how important it is to know thy enemy. You'll see how frighteningly easy it can
be to hack into a system, elevate your privilege and quickly “own” a machine. You'll
learn how easy it can be to crack passwords – even those that would be considered “secure.”
You'll learn how hackers create the dreaded Trojans that can potentially infect the
computer of an unsuspecting user and taking control of the machine to infiltrate networks.
Why will we teach you these things? Because you have to know the hackers' tricks to
prevent them from accessing your users.
Most Certified Ethical Hackers become highly adept at detecting and thwarting
security threats - preventing significant harm to your business and making you an incredible asset!
You can also use your new skills to move into the field of penetration testing –
utilizing your CEH to test the security of your client's systems.
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CBT Nuggets - Oracle Database 11g DBA 1 1Z0-052
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Become your company's database deity. Learn how to install and administer Oracle 11g databases from scratch and ensure the integrity and security of your organization's data. Tim Warner's series even shows you how to apply your existing SQL Server, MySQL, or DB2 skills directly to Oracle platforms! After watching, you'll be able to pass the Oracle 1Z0-052 exam, and you'll have the vocab, experience and confidence you need to impress hiring managers and clients.
Course Introduction
What is Oracle? About Oracle Certification. How This Course Works. Tackling the 1Z0-052 Exam. Summary: In this nugget we introduce the series. We describe Oracle Database 11g, learn how Oracle certification works, determine your best path through this training, and finally pick up important metadata concerning the 1Z0-052 test.
00:19:22
Exploring the Oracle Database Architecture
Database Basics. Memory Structures. Process Structures . Storage Structures. Summary: We begin our training my examining the architectural underpinnings of Oracle Database 11g. This theory is important not only for our exam success, but also to give us a framework for later lessons on performance tuning and troubleshooting. Related Exam Objectives: Explain the Memory Structures; Describe the Process Structures; Overview of Storage Structures
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Preparing the Database Environment
Planning an Oracle Database Installation. Installing the Oracle software. Summary: In this nugget we learn how to install and configure Oracle Database 11g software. We'll learn that while installation on Windows is far easier than installation on NIX, the basic installation process is the same, thanks to the Oracle Universal Installer (OUI) Java application. Related Exam Objectives: Plan an Oracle Database installation; Install the Oracle software by using Oracle Universal Installer (OUI)
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Creating an Oracle Database
Using the Database Configuration Assistant. Oracle Database Administration Tools. Summary: This nugget serves as a nice bookend to what we covered in the previous nugget. Whereas in the previous lesson we learned how to install the Oracle 11g instance (that is, background processes and memory structures), in this nugget we install an actual database by using the Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) utility. Related Exam Objectives: Identify the tools for Administering an Oracle Database; Create a database by using the Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA)
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Managing the Oracle Instance Part 1
Stages of Database Startup and Shutdown. Database Initialization Parameters. Summary: Now that we have Oracle Database 11g fully set up, we learn how to manage the startup and shutdown processes (these are actually more complex than you might initially think). We also introduce the critical subject of initialization parameters and how they are stored in the server parameter file (SPFILE). Related Exam Objectives: Setting database initialization parameters; Describe the stages of database startup and shutdown
00:49:25
Managing the Oracle Instance Part 2
Alert Log and Trace Files. The Data Dictionary. Dynamic Performance Views. Summary: As we delve deeper into Oracle DBA concepts, we examine the alert and trace logs, both rich sources of diagnostic and performance information. We also formally define the data dictionary and learn to query both data dictionary views and dynamic performance views to gather instance/database metadata. Related Exam Objectives: Using alert log and trace files; Using data dictionary and dynamic performance views
00:31:32
Configuring the Oracle Network Environment
Configuring and Managing the Oracle Network. Using the Oracle Shared Server Architecture. Summary: As you know, Oracle Database 11g is a client/server relational database management system (RDBMS). To that end, in this lesson we learn how to configure the Oracle network environment for maximum reliability, performance, and security. We also differentiate between the dedicated server and shared server process architectures, weighing the relative pros and cons of each approach. Related Exam Objectives: Configure and Manage the Oracle Network; Using the Oracle Shared Server architecture
00:47:20
Managing Database Storage Structures
Reviewing Oracle Data Storage. Understanding Tablespaces and Datafiles. Creating and Managing Tablespaces. Summary: As we know, the physical files are what comprises the Oracle 11g database, proper. To wit, in this nugget we review the relevant terminology: stuff like datafiles, control files, and the logical storage construct known as the tablespace. Related Exam Objectives: Overview of tablespace and datafiles; Create and manage tablespaces; Space management in tablespaces
00:39:54
Administering User Security
Creating and Managing Database User Accounts. Granting and Revoking Privileges. Creating and Managing Roles. Creating and Managing Profiles. Summary: Oracle databases often contain highly sensitive data. Therefore, keeping the database as secure as possible is a chief task of any Oracle DBA. In this lesson we learn how to create and manage user accounts. We then examine how best to grant and revoke permissions by using roles. Finally, we learn how to institute password complexity rules and resource utilization limits by rolling out profiles. Related Exam Objectives: Create and manage database user accounts; Grant and revoke privileges; Create and manage roles; Create and manage profiles
00:47:49
Managing Data and Concurrency
Understanding Transactions. Monitoring and Resolving Locking Conflicts. Summary: Any RDBMS worth its salt will support multiuser access. Oracle 11g is known particularly for its adherence to the ACID properties of database transactions. By concluding this nugget you will understand how to define and manage transactions in Oracle. You will also learn how to diagnose and resolve user process locking problems. Related Exam Objectives: Monitor and resolve locking conflicts; Transactions and undo data
00:40:26
Managing Undo Data
Multiplexing the Redo Log Files. Understanding Undo. Managing Undo. Summary: Undo data in Oracle enables us to restore previous data values if needed as well as provides us with multi-user access to database data. In this nugget we'll learn how to multiplex the redo log files and manage the undo tablespace and datafiles. Related Exam Objectives: Overview of Undo; Transactions and undo data; Managing undo
00:29:31
Implementing Oracle Database Security
Reviewing Database Security Tasks. Using Standard Database Auditing. Summary: Here we revisit the subject of database security (it's a really important concept if you haven't put that together yet). Specifically, here we concentrate on a "laundry list" of security-related DBA tasks. Then we transition into a consideration of standard database auditing. Related Exam Objectives: Database Security and Principle of Least Privilege; Work with Standard Database Auditing
00:34:00
Database Maintenance
Managing Optimizer Statistics. Managing Automatic Workload Repository. Using Advisory Framework. Setting Alerts. Summary: Like a vehicle or most other mechanical possessions, we need to perform regular maintenance to keep those items tuned up. The same thing goes for Oracle Database 11g. In this nugget we get a flying head start on the myriad self-tuning options supported by Oracle Database 11g. Sometimes we might think that Oracle does self-management so well that we can leave the DBA business! Related Exam Objectives: Use and manage optimizer statistics; Use and manage Automatic Workload Repository (AWR); Use advisory framework; Manage Alerts and Thresholds
00:42:01
Performance Management
Using Automatic Memory Management. Using Memory Advisors. Troubleshooting Invalid and Unusable Objects. Summary: While performance tuning is a major subject on the Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) exam, here we cover the basics. We learn to tune memory and then discover and correct invalid/unusable database objects. Related Exam Objectives: Use Automatic Memory Management; Use Memory Advisors; Troubleshoot invalid and unusable objects
00:26:20
Intelligent Infrastructure Enhancements
Using the Enterprise Manager Support Workbench. Managing Patches. Summary: Oracle support is not free, but if you have it you'll doubtless find it very comprehensive and extremely helpful. In this nugget we learn the basic mechanics of how to file issues with Oracle Support. Related Exam Objectives: Use the Enterprise Manager Support Workbench; Managing Patches
00:34:50
Backup and Recovery Concepts
Identifying Oracle Database Types of Failure. Tuning Instance Recovery. Checkpoints, Redo Log Files, and Archived Log Files. Configuring ARCHIVELOG Mode. Summary: Like performance tuning, backup and recovery is the other "centerpiece" subject on the OCP exams. Here we, again, cover the basic principles of this vast subject. Specifically, here we focus on backup and recovery concepts and the notion of database recovery. Related Exam Objectives: Identify the types of failure that can occur in an Oracle database; Describe ways to tune instance recovery; Identify the importance of checkpoints, redo log files, and archived log files; Overview of flash recovery area; Configure ARCHIVELOG mode
00:31:41
Performing Database Backups Part 1
Creating Consistent Database Backups. Performing a Hot Backup. Creating Incremental Backups. Summary: This is part one of a three-part nugget miniseries on performing Oracle backups and restores. This particular nugget teaches you the "nuts" and bolts of performing backups by using both the RMAN utility as well as Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM). Related Exam Objectives: Create consistent database backups; Back up your database without shutting it down; Create incremental backups
00:37:23
Performing Database Backups Part 2
Automating Database Backups. Managing Backups. Viewing Backup Reports. Summary: In this nugget we continue our discussion from the previous lesson. Here we examine how to script out/automate database backups and examine backup reports. Related Exam Objectives: Automate database backups; Manage backups, view backup reports and monitor the flash recovery area
00:31:32
Performing Database Recovery
Understanding Data Recovery Advisor. Performing Recovery (Control file, Redo Log File and Data File). Summary: In this nugget we look at the other side of the disaster recovery coin: that is, how to restore all or part of an Oracle 11g database by using RMAN and OEM. Related Exam Objectives: Overview of Data Recovery Advisor; Use Data Recovery Advisor to Perform recovery (Control file, Redo log file and Data file)
00:29:45
Moving Data
Moving Data (Directory Objects, SQL*Loader, External Tables). Understanding Oracle Data Pump. Using Data Pump Export and Import. Summary: We complete the training by learning to use the built-in Oracle tools for performing data import and export. This supports technologies and scenarios such as data warehousing and Extract-Transform-Load (ETL). Related Exam Objectives: Describe and use methods to move data (Directory objects, SQL*Loader, External Tables); Explain the general architecture of Oracle Data Pump; Use Data Pump Export and Import to move data between Oracle databases
00:32:26
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CBT Nuggets - Oracle Database 11g SQL Fundamentals 1 1Z0-051
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Data, data everywhere…take control of your database and learn to manipulate it with the tried-and-true Structured Query Language (SQL) in Oracle Database 11g. Whether you're an IT pro who wants to add Oracle DBA and SQL querying to your tool belt, a DBA in another technology who wants to dive into Oracle, or a newcomer to relational databases who yearns to learn SQL, this series will give you what you need to reach your goal.
In this course, you'll gain SQL proficiency and be able to take control of your data. Best of all, you can apply the skills you learn not only to Oracle, but to almost any RDBMS platform! And, trainer Tim Warner gives you all sorts of cool supplemental learning references –all of the SQL work files can bee downloaded free at nuggetlab.com, and the course is filled with recommendations for white papers, Web sites and more.
Once you've finished this Nugget series, you'll be fully prepared to pass the 1Z0-051 SQL Fundamentals exam – and be ready to move on to the next in line for the Oracle DBA OCA track. More importantly, you'll gain an extremely useful and portable tool that will help you make the most of your database.
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Cbt Nuggets - Linux Series
- Introduction to Using Linux
- Intro to Linux Part 2
- Planning your installation
- Pre-installation Hardware Considerations
- Installation of Linux
- Installing and Updating Software in Linux
- User Administration in Linux
- Administration of Filesystems and Security
- Administration of Networks in Linux
- Linux Essentials
- Configuring Printing and File Sharing
- Configuration Files and Related Topics
- Maintenance of a Linux System
- Troubleshooting Problems in a Linux System
- Troubleshooting in Linux Part 2
- Troubleshooting in Linux Part 3
- Hardware Issues in Linux
- More Hardware Issues in Linux
- Linux+ 2004 Update Intro
- Multimedia in Linux
- Introduction to sed and awk
- Security Issues Part 1
- Security Issues Part 2
- Printing and Mail
- Hodgepodge: Learning to Learn Linux
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CBT Nuggets - Intermediate to Advanced Linux Series
- Series Intro
- Pre-Installation Considerations
- Installation Issues - Working with Hard Disks
- More Installation Issues
- Advanced Installation Issues
- Post Installation
- X windows
- Window Managers and Desktop Environments
- Package Management
- The Linux Rescue and Recovery Process
- User Administration
- Groups, Quotas, and Sudo Privileges
- The Linux Kernel
- The Linux Kernel Part 2
- The Network File System (NFS)
- Apache Web Server
- Mail Services
- DNS and Bind
- FTP and Internet News
- Shell Scripts
- Introduction to Perl
- Performance Monitoring
- Security
- Security 2
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CBT NUGGETS LINUX SERIES (VIDEO TUTORIAL) by Nandu
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01. Introduction to Using Linux. 35:04
02. Intro to Linux Part 2. 28:14
03. Planning your Installation. 24:34
04. Pre-installation Hardware Considerations. 33:46
05. Installation of Linux. 29:12
06. Installing and Updating Software in Linux. 36:39
07. User administration in Linux. 36:12
08. Administration of Filesystems and Security. 33:19
09. Administration of Networks in Linux. 36:53
10. Linux Essentials. 34:57
11. Configuring Printers and Services for File Sharing. 33:06
12. Configuration Files and Related Topics. 28:24
13. Maintenance of a Linux System. 36:50
14. Troubleshooting Problems in a Linux System. 27:31
15. Troubleshooting Problems in a Linux System Part 2. 29:53
16. Troubleshooting Problems in a Linux System Part 3. 23:43
17. Hardware Issues in Linux. 25:51
18. More Hardware Issues in Linux. 25:03
[b]CBT NUGGETS LINUX SERIES (INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED)[/b]
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01. Intro Red Hat Certified Engineer Exam. 7:48
02. Pre-Installation Considerations. 33:56
03. Installation Issues, Working with Hard Disks. 28:36
04. More Installation Issues. 36:43
05. Advanced Installation Issues. 33:16
06. Post-Installation, Validation, and Configuration. 24:47
07. X Windows. 29:24
08. Desktop Managers, Window Managers, and Related Topics. 27:29
09. Red Hat Package Management. 32:49
10. The Linux Rescue and Recovery Process. 30:30
11. User Administration and User Environment. 27:14
12. Administration of Groups, Quotas, and Sudo Privileges. 32:06
13. The Linux Kernel. 25:21
14. The Linux Kernel Part 2. 26:45
15. The Network File System (NFS). 26:35
16. The Apache Web Server. 31:44
17. Mail Services. 28:48
18. DNS and BIND. 28:57
19. FTP and Internet News. 26:42
20. Bash Shell Scripting. 34:03
21. Perl Programming Language. 32:22
22. Performance Monitoring. 31:10
23. Linux Security Part 1. 26:48
24. Linux Security Part 2. 24:05
More than 20 hours of video all in AVI format.
Brought to you by Nanda Kishore Reddy
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CBT Nuggets - Cloud Computing
Duration : 7.5 hours
You're a small-to-medium sized company, but you want the storage power that drives big company infrastructure. Once you enter the cloud, that power is yours.
This video series will turn you into a savvy cloud user/admin. Chris Ward has taken hours of research and testing and distilled it into easy-to-follow instruction. In no time, you'll understand cloud storage, infrastructure, and SAAS (software as a service).
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