IBM Access Manager Platform Foundations

The IBM Access Manager Platform Foundations course is a 3-day course that is designed to teach students how to configure authentication and authorization mechanisms, implement policy access control, and set up reverse proxy junctions to process web requests. IBM Access Manager is a highly scalable and configurable access management solution. It simplifies and secures the user experience with single sign-on across applications and protects critical assets using strong multi-factor authentication and risk-based access. Students can use IBM Access Manager to adopt secure web, mobile, and cloud technologies and simplify access management for their employees and consumers.

• Describing IBM Access Manager product and its key features
• Discussing the architecture and deployment process
• Configuring Access Manager users, groups and domains
• Introducing concepts of a reverse proxy and how it fits in your web-based infrastructure
• Describing protected object space and the policy access control model
• Explaining how to set up reverse proxy junctions to handle web requests
• Discussing and configuring authentication mechanisms supported by Access Manager
• Explaining and set up logging, auditing, and tracing for Access Manager components

This course is designed for system administrators and implementers interested in learning IBM Access Manager.

Before taking this course, make sure that you have the following skills:

• Familiarity with LDAP, TCP/IP and HTTP
• Familiarity with the Linux command-line
• Basic knowledge of JavaScript
• Working knowledge of security concepts, including SSL, authentication, and authorization

Unit 1: Introduction to IBM Access Manager
Unit 2: Architecture and installation
Unit 3: Managing users, groups, and domains
Unit 4: Reverse proxy concepts
Unit 5: Policy based access control
Unit 6: Configuring junctions for back-end resources
Unit 7: Authentication framework and methods
Unit 8: Logging, auditing, and tracing

Before taking this course, make sure that you have the following skills:

• Familiarity with LDAP, TCP/IP and HTTP
• Familiarity with the Linux command-line
• Basic knowledge of JavaScript
• Working knowledge of secu" 1211,1323,,7262,ACUCW1 - Administering Cisco Unified Communications Workspace Part 1: Basic v11.5,0,0,Cisco,cisco.png,,cisco,"

  The ACUCW1 - Administering Cisco Unified Communications Workspace Part 1: Basic v11.5 course is a 5-day course that focuses on adding phones and users in an environment that is similar to what you will see in your own system, including:

  • Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) v11.5
  • Unity Connection v11.5
  • Client devices

  Students will learn how to access the CUCM administrative pages to perform moves, adds, and changes of Cisco IP phones, while configuring users and associating them with phones. Students will learn to configure simple features, such as DND, Music on Hold, MeetMe conferencing, and shared lines and barge, as well as access to CUCM user web pages. Also, students will learn how to configure voice mail accounts for users, build a Jabber Client, and manage licenses using Prime License Manager with Cisco Unified Communications Manager v11.5

  Students will build a basic understanding of route patterns that are used for dialing and Class of Service, which is used to control who can dial where, such as internal, local, long distance, and so forth.

  The course includes 30 Cisco e-lab credits.

  • Prerequisite knowledge or router-configuration experience is not required.
  • Labs are based on a preconfigured network with the focus on user and phone moves, adds, changes, and simple feature configuration. For Unity Connection, the focus is on subscriber administration.
  • Entry-level administrators do not configure routers, so no router configuration is included in the class.
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