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Does anyone know how to configure a Pre Logon Banner on a FTD non FMC managed running code 7.x?I can't see that it is at all possible. The CLI won't let you write any change out regarding a banner. The API explorer has no option and the GUI menu also...

glsparks by Level 1
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I went to update a pair of FPR1140 that are in HA yesterday using FDM. I had read conflicting instructions online.  Ciscos instructions were saying log on to the standby unit (which i cant as its in HA) so I went with some other instructions that sai...

peat by Level 1
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I'm planning to update the ASA and ROMMON software on a ISA3000. I've tested it in our lab first and during the testing I've been connected through the console port. This is nice as I can see what is going on during the reload processes. However, whe...

Galle by Level 1
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Hello Community,I have Active Directory successfully integrated with FMC.My goal is to apply a Dynamic Access Policy (DAP) to my FTD, where the DAP should match a specific Active Directory group and apply a corresponding access policy (for example, A...

Albertt by Level 1
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I have FMC that is managing two FTDs. I am planning to start using cdFMC. What is the needed licenses for cdFMC. Also, do I need to have the FMC or I can just stop using it. 

I am trying to limit internet access for a server that needs access to several wildcard based domains and I can't figure out if that is possible on a Firepower FTD managed by FMCAs an example, one of the requirements is*.compute-*.amazonaws.com - TCP...

Alex-Pr by Level 1
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