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General| Vendor | Sourcefire |
|---|---|
| Category | Firewall |
| Form Factor | Appliance |
| Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) | Yes |
| Intrusion Detection System (IDS) | Yes |
| Network Behavior Analysis | Yes |
| Application Control | Yes |
| URL Filtering | Yes |
| Threat Intelligence Integration | Yes |
| Management Interface | Web-based GUI, CLI |
| Deployment Options | On-premise |
| Product | Sourcefire 3D System |
Overview of Sourcefire 3D System appliances including Defense Centers and Managed Devices.
Key capabilities of the Sourcefire 3D System contributing to security and traffic management.
Explanation of licensing options for features to create an optimal Sourcefire 3D System deployment.
Requirements for securing the Defense Center and enabling appliance communication.
Details on required open ports for intra-appliance communication and feature access.
Factors to consider for designing a Sourcefire 3D System deployment based on network needs.
Explanation of different interface types and how they function in Sourcefire 3D System deployments.
Methods for connecting managed devices to the network using hubs, taps, or span ports.
Special attention to cabling for maintaining network connectivity if a device fails.
Guidelines on placing managed devices to monitor or protect networks using IDS/IPS.
Utilizing multiple sensing ports on devices for network taps, virtual routers, or switches.
Addressing advanced deployment scenarios involving VPNs or multiple entry points.
List of components shipped with Sourcefire appliances.
Important security aspects to consider before installing an appliance.
Locating the management interface for appliance communication and administration.
Locating sensing interfaces for connecting to network segments for monitoring.
Combining resources of identically configured devices for increased traffic inspection.
Procedure for physically installing the appliance into a rack.
Changing the default console output destination from VGA to a serial port.
Verifying the installation and latency of an inline bypass interface.
Outlines the setup process, depending on appliance model and physical access.
Choices for setting up Series 2 devices and Series 3 Defense Centers.
Setup methods for Series 3 devices via CLI or web interface.
Using a script to specify network settings for appliance communication.
Using the CLI to perform initial setup, change password, and configure settings.
Registering a Series 3 device to its managing Defense Center via the CLI.
Web interface steps for initial configuration of managed devices.
Web interface steps for initial configuration of Defense Centers.
Guidance on post-setup administrative tasks and deployment configuration.
Identifying the components of the LCD panel and its main menu.
Navigating menus and options using the four multi-function keys.
How the LCD panel displays system information when the device is idle.
Configuring network settings for the management interface via the LCD panel.
Viewing monitored system information and adjusting LCD panel settings.
Viewing identifying system information such as serial number and firmware versions.
How the LCD panel displays error or fault conditions.
Information on mounting Sourcefire appliances in racks and server cabinets.
Hardware specifications for Sourcefire Defense Center models.
Hardware specifications for Sourcefire Series 2 devices.
Hardware specifications for Sourcefire 7000 Series devices.
Hardware specifications for Sourcefire 8000 Series devices.
Preliminary information to familiarize yourself with the expected behavior during restore.
Explanation of the restore process, including traffic flow and configuration loss.
Instructions on acquiring the correct ISO image and update files from the Support Site.
Starting the restore utility via KVM, physical serial, or Lights-Out Management.
Guide to using the interactive menu to perform appliance restoration.
Saving and loading restore configurations for later use.
Specific procedure for restoring DC1000 and DC3000 Defense Centers using a CD.
Actions to perform after restoring an appliance, including initial setup.
Securely overwriting data on the appliance's hard drive.
Enabling and configuring Lights-Out Management (LOM) for remote access.
General safety practices applicable to all Sourcefire appliances.
Important safety warnings and precautions for product installation and use.
Compliance with safety standards and regulations for various regions.
Information regarding the disposal of Sourcefire products.
General safety warnings and cautions related to power requirements.
Notes on connecting intra-building and OSP wiring for safety.
Procedures to prevent damage from electrostatic discharge during installation.
Power requirements for 3D7010, 3D7020, and 3D7030 models.
Power requirements for 3D7110/7120 and 3D7115/7125 models.
Power requirements for 8000 Series devices including AC and DC installation.
Details on the eight SFP sockets and compatible transceivers for these devices.
Procedure for properly inserting an SFP transceiver into a socket.
Procedure for safely removing an SFP transceiver from a socket.
Identifying the available module slots in 81xx and 82xx family appliances.
List of items included in the module assembly kit.
Identifying the common parts found on all 8000 series modules.
Preparation guidelines before inserting or removing modules.
Procedure for safely removing a module or slot cover.
Procedure for inserting a new module or slot cover.
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