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Firewall configuration
From the course: CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1201) Cert Prep
Firewall configuration
- There's a lot of stuff out there on the internet that's just well plain evil. So we need to do something to protect our networks from the evil that is the internet. And we also need to protect the internet from the evil that can sometimes be us, and we do that through something called a firewall. Now, a firewall is really more of a verb than a thing. To firewall means to block traffic based on whatever type of criteria you think is important. You could block out certain IP addresses, you could block certain incoming port numbers. You could block based on time of day. You can block based on keywords of websites. It really just depends on your firewall more than anything else. However, the most obvious place to put a firewall is right at the edge of your network. And most of the time, that means putting firewall features into a Soho router like this one. Now, you're going to see a lot of differences in terms of the functionality of these, but there's a few terms I want to make sure…
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Understanding DNS10m 42s
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Working with DNS6m 56s
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Windows naming5m 54s
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Working with workgroups7m 18s
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Windows sharing with macOS and Linux6m 58s
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Routers11m 56s
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Basic router configuration11m 42s
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Firewall configuration10m 31s
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Windows Firewall7m 37s
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Port forwarding7m 5s
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Advanced router configuration7m 44s
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Virtual LANs (VLANs)7m 48s
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