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What topics I need to accent on for JNCIP-SEC examination

JNCIP- SEC (Juniper Networks Certified Professional - Security) has been designed for the qualified networking professionals who have knowledge advanced-level expertise on Juniper Networks and Junos software for SRX Series devices. This certification verifies the knowledge of advanced security technologies, platform configuration & troubleshooting, etc.

The certification is provided after passing a written exam under exam code JN0-130 that is monitored by Pearson VUE. JN0-633 has 2-year validity. Recertification process requires passing the up to date version of the JNCIP- SEC exam.

Each chapter under the course contents of JNCIS-E certification is formed of several numbers of exam-topics. The topics I needed to accent on for JN0-633 exam are stated below:

• From the chapter 'Application-Aware Security Services', I have studied the concepts, benefits and process of AppSecure that further discussed with AppID, AppQoS, AppSecure traffic processing, AppDoS, AppFW and AppTrack. This chapter also focuses on configuring, monitoring and troubleshooting the diverse AppSecure modules in a given scenario.
• From the chapter 'Virtualization', I have studied the concepts, benefits and process of diverse virtualization mechanism on SRX Series Services Gateways that further discussed with RIB groups, intra-LSYS & inter-LSYS communication, routing instances, logical systems (LSYS) and routing between instances. This chapter also focuses on configuring, monitoring and troubleshooting the diverse elements of virtualization in a given scenario as well as Describe & implement filter-based forwarding (FBF) in a given scenario.
• 'Advanced NAT' chapter focuses on configuring, monitoring and troubleshooting the diverse categories of NAT that further emphasizes on the sub-topics including, Double NAT, Persistent NAT, NAT and security policy, NAT traffic processing, NAT and FBF, Routing, IPv6 NAT (Carrier-grade NAT) - NAT64, NAT46, NAT444, DS-Lite, destination NAT, DNS doctoring, source NAT, static NAT and NAT traversal. From the chapter, I have also studied the configuring, monitoring and troubleshooting the advanced NAT implementations in a given scenario.
• While studying the chapter 'Advanced IPsec VPNs', I have accented on the Concepts, benefits and process of diverse IPsec VPN implementations that further includes sub-topics such as, Group VPNs, VPNs & dynamic gateways, IPsec traffic processing, Public key infrastructure (PKI) targeting IPsec VPNs, Routing over VPNs, Site-to-site VPNs, VPNs and NAT, Hub-and-spoke VPNs, Dynamic VPNs, etc. This chapter also focuses on Configuring, monitoring and troubleshooting the advanced IPsec VPN implementations in a given scenario.
• 'Intrusion Prevention' chapter focuses on the concepts, benefits and process of Junos Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) in support of SRX Series Services Gateways that includes Reconnaissance scans & fingerprinting, IPS rules and rule bases, Flooding, attacks & spoofing, IPS packet inspection process, Signature-based attack detection, etc. From the chapter, I have also studied the process of setup & initial configuration for SRX Series Services Gateways along with IPS support that also includes Deployment options & considerations of IPS, Attack database and Network settings. This chapter also taught me the Configuring mechanisms to detect & protect against scans & attacks in a given scenario including the Scan prevention and Custom signatures.
• While studying the chapter 'Transparent Mode', I have accented on the Concepts, benefits and process of diverse transparent mode implementations that includes sub-topics like, Layer 2 security, Traffic processing of spanning tree, High Availability, Bridge groups, VLAN translation and IRB. This chapter also focuses on Configuring, monitoring and troubleshooting the transparent mode implementations in a given scenario.
• 'Troubleshooting' chapter focuses on the Troubleshooting the Junos OS security issues in a given scenario, which also includes issues like, Logging & syslog, Flow analysis, Packet capture, SNMP, Policy flow, Tracing, like, flow trace options and Demonstrating commands.

These exam-topics are designed following the course-contents that are suggested by some advanced-level training courses instructed by erudite mentors. It is essential to take those training courses to make a good score in the JNSIP-SEC certification. The recommended trainings include Junos Intrusion Prevention System Functionality (JIPS) and Advanced Junos Security (AJSEC).

For the exam JN0-633, the candidates need to accent on the above mentioned course-contents that will lead them towards successful completion of the JNCIP-SEC certification.

Lara Queton, Administrator, Web-Solutions Ltd.