Module 41: Other Firewall Management Tools: UFW and Firewalld
Lesson 1: Introduction to UFW and Firewalld - Exploring UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) and Firewalld as alternative firewall management tools - Overview of their features, benefits, and use cases - Understanding how UFW and Firewalld simplify firewall configuration and management
Lesson 2: UFW: Uncomplicated Firewall - Understanding the key features and concepts of UFW - Installing and configuring UFW for firewall management - Creating rules, enabling and disabling the firewall, and managing applications
Lesson 3: Firewalld: Dynamic Firewall Management - Exploring the dynamic nature of Firewalld and its advantages - Installing and configuring Firewalld for firewall management - Using zones, services, and rich rules for firewall configuration
Lesson 4: Rule Creation and Management with UFW and Firewalld - Creating and managing firewall rules using UFW and Firewalld - Specifying source, destination, ports, and services using user-friendly interfaces - Addressing scenarios where UFW and Firewalld enhance rule management
Lesson 5: Logging, Monitoring, and Auditing with UFW and Firewalld - Utilizing UFW and Firewalld for logging, monitoring, and auditing purposes - Monitoring rule activity, reviewing logs, and analyzing network traffic - Strategies for leveraging UFW and Firewalld to enhance visibility and security
Activity: Using UFW and Firewalld for Rule Management - Guided exercise: Configuring and using UFW and Firewalld for firewall rule management - Creating, modifying, and monitoring firewall rules using the respective tools - Exploring the features of UFW and Firewalld for logging and auditing
Module 41 Assignment: Firewall Management Tool Strategy - Develop a strategy for using UFW and Firewalld for firewall management in a network environment - Explain how the chosen approach enhances simplicity, usability, and visibility into firewall activity
Upon completing Module 41, learners will have a practical understanding of using UFW and Firewalld as alternative firewall management tools. They will be proficient in installing, configuring, and using these tools to simplify firewall rule creation, modification, monitoring, and auditing. This knowledge will enable them to choose and utilize the appropriate firewall management tool based on their preferences, requirements, and the specific needs of their network environment.