OpenBSD comes out of the box with all the software you need, just needing some editing to be configured as a secure server for Web, FTP, email, and other services. This tutorial will cover the basics of installing, configuring and maintaining OpenBSD systems. We'll show the detailed configuration changes needed to configure secured internet services. You will learn how to configure OpenBSD as a firewall using included tools. And you'll find out how to extend the system with other internet tools

Who Should Attend:
Security Consultants who need to know the basics of OpenBSD. System and Network Administrators with some knowledge of UNIX (any flavor) system and network configuration.

Course Outline:

• OpenBSD and Security
• System Installation and Operation
• Important Configuration Files
• Ports and Packages
• Network Services: httpd ftpd DNS
• Mail Services: sendmail, smtpd, postfix/qmail, POP
• LAN services: DHCP. NIS. NFS. XDM
• Security services: Ssh, IPFilter and IPNAT, Kerberos, NTP
• Virtual Private Networks: static setup, photurisd, isakmpd
• Logging Features: syslog, ipmon
• Intrusion Detection Systems
• Keeping the security you started with: updates, stability.
• Information resources