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IPS resources on Firepower

mateens
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Hi,

If there are 2 instances for 2 customers on 4100 series firewall. Is it possible to assign specific resources to a specific customer also for IPS?

can anyone provide any cisco documentation ?

 

Mateen

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Oliver Kaiser
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You can use multi-instance mode to achieve "real" multi tenancy on FPR4100 / 9300. That way every virtual instance received dedicated cpu cores, memory and disk space. Splitting resources within a single instance is not possible, for example you cannot provision a virtual instance running Firepower Threat Defense and use 20% of the cpu cores for Customer A traffic and 50% of cpu cores for Customer B traffic. For a clean seperation you musst assign a dedicated instance to each customer (... atleast if you really need resource reservations) and a seperate data/control/mgmt plane for each customer

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balaji.bandi
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here is multi tenancy deployment and configuratiion guide :

 

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/firepower/fxos/multi-instance/multi-instance_solution.html

 

If you got access to cisco Live Presentation look one of the document is good for reference :

 

BRKACI-3004

 

 

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mateens
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Can IPS resources also divided ?

 

 

balaji.bandi
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I have not deployed, yes and hope so.

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mateens
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heard that IPS use shared resources when needed so it is not recomended to run IPS when firepower is shared with other customers. Cannot find any documentation.

Oliver Kaiser
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You can use multi-instance mode to achieve "real" multi tenancy on FPR4100 / 9300. That way every virtual instance received dedicated cpu cores, memory and disk space. Splitting resources within a single instance is not possible, for example you cannot provision a virtual instance running Firepower Threat Defense and use 20% of the cpu cores for Customer A traffic and 50% of cpu cores for Customer B traffic. For a clean seperation you musst assign a dedicated instance to each customer (... atleast if you really need resource reservations) and a seperate data/control/mgmt plane for each customer