If you have someone with any security experience at all, they should be
able to figure it out (especially with the GUI tool), and PrivateI isn't
that hard to set up (though it is a pig -- pick a dedicated box for it).
My first experience with PIX (having never worked with it or PrivateI
specifically), I was able to get everything working together within 2 or 3
days. The books that come with the product are adequate for getting
started.
Carric Dooley
COM2:Interactive Media
http://www.com2usa.com
On Fri, 13 Aug 1999, McDermott, Mike, (ACS) wrote:
> Good afternoon,
> We have recently purchased a PIX/Private Eye solution to use as a firewall.
> My background in net security is minimal and I have been looking for some
> formal training on this equipment and concepts. It appears as though the
> only thing that Cisco offers is the Managing Cisco Network Security course.
> Has anyone gone through this recently and if so, does it cover much on the
> PIX? Does any one know of any other possibilities?
>
> TIA
>
> Mike McDermott
> Network Support
> University of Rochester, Administrative Computing Services
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> tele: 716-273-4105
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