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Securing Networks with Cisco Routers and Switches : 642-515 Exam
Exam Number/Code: 642-515
Exam Name: Securing Networks with ASA Advanced
Questions and Answers: 53 Q&As
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Update Time: 2008-6-23
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642-515 SNAA
Securing Networks with ASA Advanced
Exam Number: 642-515
Associated Certifications: CCSP, ASA Specialist
Duration: 90 minutes (60 questions)
Available Languages: English
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Exam DescriptionThe Securing Networks with ASA Advanced exam is one of the exams associated with the Cisco Certified Security Professional certification. Candidates can prepare for this exam by taking the SNAA course. This exam includes simulations and tests a candidate’s knowledge and ability to describe, configure, verify and manage the Cisco ASA Security Appliance product.
Exam TopicsThe following topics are general guidelines for the content likely to be included. However, other related topics may also appear on any specific delivery of the exam. In order to better reflect the contents of the exam and for clarity purposes, the guidelines below may change at any time without notice.
Configure and verify NAT, dynamic routing, and switching on Security Appliances
Configure and verify VLANS using ASDM
Configure and verify dynamic routing protocols and route redistribution using ASDM
Configure and verify policy NAT using ASDM
Configure and verify application layer protocol inspection and Modular Policy Framework for Security Appliances
Describe the Layer 7 advanced protocol handling capabilities of the Security Appliance
Configure and verify Layer 7 application layer protocol inspection using ASDM
Configure and verify Modular Policy Framework using ASDM
Configure and verify secure connectivity using IPsec VPNs
Describe the features and capabilities of digital certificates
Describe how to use digital certificate enrollment with the Security Appliance and Cisco VPN client
Configure and verify remote access VPNs with digital certificates using ASDM
Configure and verify IPsec VPN clients with digital certificates using ASDM
Configure and verify site-to-site VPNs with digital certificates using ASDM
Configure and verify advanced remote access features using ASDM
Configure and verify the ASA 5505 as a remote access client using ASDM
Configure and verify QoS for tunnel traffic using ASDM
Configure and verify secure connectivity using SSL VPNs
Describe the features and capabilities of SSL VPNs
Configure and verify the local certificate authority using ASDM
Configure and verify clientless access including smart tunnels, plug-ins and bookmarks using ASDM
Configure and verify port forwarding using ASDM
Configure the Security Appliance for SSL VPN client access using ASDM
Configure and verify the AnyConnect VPN client
Configure and verify CSD using ASDM
Configure and verify DAP using ASDM
Configure and verify AIP-SSM and CSC-SSM modules
Explain the function that AIP-SSM and CSC-SSM perform within a network
Configure and verify AIP-SSM
Configure and verify CSC-SSM
QUESTION 34
Your customer Certkiller .com has 5,000 users in a single Exchange 2000 routing
group. Certkiller .com requests that you configure a voice mail only solution.
Without planning for the domain controllers and global catalog servers, what is the
minimum number of Exchange servers that you need just to locate the users?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
Answer: B
QUESTION 35
Your customer Certkiller .com asks you to consult on a plan for their Cisco Unity
voice mail only solution for 9,000 users at three sites. Each site has 3,000 users. All
three sites are in the same physical location.
Certkiller .com has configured the “sites” for organization and security. Sites A and
B are both protected by a firewall and site C has no firewall protection. The
customer wants the Unity servers installed in each of the sites, but wants the
Exchange message stores behind the firewalls.
Which statement is true?
A. You should have the customer create a firewall for site C and add the Unity server,
global catalog server, and the mail store behind the firewall for that site.
B. This will work as long as the firewall is “Exchange aware”. The firewall will protect
the mail stores and still allow access to the Unity system.
C. This will work as long as the Unity system accounts have the correct rights and
permissions configured, as defined in the Firewall for Unity White Paper.
D. For security, you should place all Unity servers and message store servers behind the
firewall set up for sites A and B. For authentication you should make sure the global
catalog for site C is not behind the firewall.
Answer: A
QUESTION 36
You are asked to consult on a problem at a large voice mail only remote site. The
problem is slow access for users when they log on to Cisco Unity to retrieve their
messages.
There are four servers at the remote site and 4000 users in a voice mail only
application. The servers are all member servers, two 48-port Unity servers and two
Exchange servers 2000 users each.
The call traffic at the site is relatively low. There is never a time when all ports are
busy on either Unity server. There are no problems at the headquarters site, which
has the same server configuration with the addition of a domain controller and a
global catalog server.
What should you recommend?
A. The Exchange optimizer application should be run on both message stores.
B. This is an IP windowing issue. The size of the TCPIP window needs to be increased.
C. A global catalog server with name resolution should be added to the remote site for
authentication.
D. More fiber optic level bandwidth should be added between the Unity servers and the
Exchange servers.
Answer: C
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