Juniper Certification | JNCIA-JUNOS | Day-8 Let's talk on vSRX Virtual Firewall

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Hi everyone on today we are going to learn on vSRX Virtual Firewall.

What is Virtual Firewall ?

We can say that ,"it is like packets for monitoring and controlling incoming and outgoing network traffic, based on predetermined security policy rules". A virtual firewall also does the same function; deployed as a software appliance, it provides network traffic filtering and monitoring for virtual machines (VMs) that are virtualized.

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 A virtual firewall, almost like a physical firewall, works in conjunction with switches and servers to prevent unauthorized access of network or ex-filtration of data. 

In this Junos OS it can also run as a virtual machine as we said above that using either VMware or kernal-based virtual machine (KVM) as the host software. 

What do you meant by vSRX virtual firewall ?

The vSXR virtual firewall delivers in a virtual machine, the Junos OS and SRX series advanced security for the branch SRX series devices. It protects virtual machine traffic and the virtualized network at the tenant virtual network edge.

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 Let's see what is cSRX ? 

 It is a security gateway which is a containerized and also simplified version of the SRX. The containerized implementation is the deployment and as a spin-up of containers can be much faster than deployment and spin-up of virtual machines. It is useful in large data environments with fluid virtual topologies.

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