Course Overview
In this course, you will learn how to configure and administer the most commonly used features of FortiADC. You will learn about layer 4 and layer 7 server load balancing, link load balancing, global load balancing, high availability (HA), firewall policies, advanced routing, and more. You will also learn about FortiADC web application protection features, including web application firewall (WAF) with adaptive learning, and other enhanced security features such as DDoS, IPS, and so on.
This course does not have a certification exam.
Who should attend
Security professionals involved in the deployment, administration, maintenance, and troubleshooting of FortiADC devices should attend this course.
Prerequisites
You must be familiar with the topics covered in FCA - FortiGate Operator or have equivalent knowledge of basic firewall technologies.
You should be familiar with web appliances.
Course Objectives
After completing this course, you should be able to:
- Describe the characteristics and components of an application delivery network
- Identify the security challenges faced in an application delivery network
- Evaluate deployment options
- Configure initial network and system settings
- Manage administrator accounts
- Configure virtual servers, real servers, and server pools
- Configure application profiles
- Configure page speed optimization
- Configure layer 7 compression offloading
- Configure content routing and content rewrite
- Configure link load balancing
- Create virtual tunnels and link groups
- Configure policy routing, QoS, and NAT features
- Configure BGP and OSPF routing
- Configure DNS services and policies
- Configure global load balancing
- Configure the web application firewall (WAF)
- Configure and manage adaptive learning
- Configure bot mitigation and API gateway policies
- Configure VDOMs and high availability (HA)
- Create automated action scripts using the REST API
- Configure OWASP Top 10 profile
- Configure DLP
- Configure advanced bot protection
- Configure firewall policies and connection limits
- Protect against DoS attacks
- Configure ZTNA integration
- Configure local logging, remote logging, and alert emails
- Configure SNMP monitoring
- Use diagnostic commands available through the CLI
- Identify the most common issues
- Back up and restore the system configuration
- Upgrade the firmware