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Hi All,I have been having a hard time to integrate ISE with my Cisco FTD since most of the articles covers using the FMC. For my FTD device I am using FDM not FMC. What I am trying to accomplish is to block web whatsapps by user usage. I have been ab...

We have several deployments failing when there is a new LSP update on the FMC that gets pushed to the FTDs. It seems like the file copy jus stalls out anywhere between 10-90%. From the /ngfw/var/log/messages i see the following repeating until it tim...

catkins by Level 1
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HiWE are going be setting up 12 site to site vpns to a 3rd party provider and they have said they will send us their root cert and we just need to create intermediates for the 12 tunnels from the root cert, is this possible and if so how please.?? Th...

benolyndav by Level 4
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HelloI have a pair of Firepower 1120 running FTD configured a HA pair and managed locally with FDM.  Should I need to manage the units directly, each has a MGT IP and they share the main and standby address on the INSIDE interface:UNIT 1: Management:...

dasadmin by Level 1
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Resolved! Cisco FTD and FMC

Dear All, I have two no of FTDs which is I need to configure in HA[A/S] in Date Center. As I dont have FMC at initial stage I am going to use to manage FTD thru FDM[native].Using this FDM I also need to configure interim RAVPN for admin users of vari...

I have changed management interface IP address. It was using DHCP and i changed it to use static IP address.Now it is not able to connect to FMC. sftunnel.status.pl output is belowSFTUNNEL Start Time: Mon Mar 4 18:55:57 2024Both IPv4 and IPv6 connect...

vs1784 by Level 1
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