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[Archived] SSL Orchestrator v5 (Ravello | 4 hours)¶
Created for use in Ravello
F5 SSL Orchestrator provides high-performance decryption of inbound and outbound SSL/TLS traffic, enabling security inspection to expose threats and stop attacks. Dynamic service chaining and policy-based traffic steering allow organizations to intelligently manage encrypted traffic flows across the entire security chain with optimal availability.
SSL Orchestrator ensures encrypted traffic can be decrypted, inspected by security controls, then re-encrypted, delivering enhanced visibility to mitigate threats traversing the network. As a result, organizations maximize their security services investment for malware, data loss prevention (DLP), ransomware, and next-generation firewalls (NGFW), thereby preventing inbound and outbound threats, including exploitation, callback, and data exfiltration.
This class covers the following topics:
SSLO Deployment Settings
Security Services Creation
Classification and Interception Rules
Outbound and Inbound Use cases
Expected time to complete: 4 hours
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This class covers the following topics:
- What is the F5 SSL Orchestrator?
- SSL Orchestrator Lab Environment (Ravello)
- Module 1 - Create a Transparent Forward Proxy SSLO
- Module 2 - Create a Gateway Reverse Proxy SSLO
- Module 3 - Create an Explicit Forward Proxy SSLO
- Module 4 - Create an SSLO for Existing Applications
- Module 5 - Manage the SSLO Security Policy
- Module 6 - Create Outbound Channels for Services
- Module 7 - Delete an SSLO Configuration
- Module 8 - Troubleshoot SSLO
- Appendix 1 - Common Testing Commands
- Appendix 2 - Things to do with the Extra Services BIG-IP
- Appendix 3 - Configuring SSLO for High Availability
- Appendix 4 - Routing Considerations For Layer 3 Devices
- Appendix 5 - Using the NTOPNG Service for Traffic Analysis
- Appendix 6 - Demo Scripts
- Appendix 7 - L2 Mode Without Virtual Wire Support
Expected time to complete: 4 hours