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I’m currently working with an FTD 2110 firewall running version 7.0.6, which is managed by an FMC 2500 also on version 7.0.6.2. I've been tasked with migrating the FTD to a different FMC.I came across this document outlining the migration process.- h...

I have an FMC 4600 managing two(2)  FTD 4145 instances. The two instances were working fine and manageable from the fmc. For some unknown reason, one instance disappeared.   All policies are pushed from the FMC . At now I cannot see the instance on t...

Dkiptoo by Level 1
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Problem: Firewall shows it is connected to the Internet, it can sees the gateway. But, we not getting any data through. What We've Tried:Set up static and dynamic NATs, both before and after Auto NAT rules.Used various zone objects and policies (netw...

qlee by Level 1
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I seem to recall years ago with an older version of FMC setting up the SI so it would generate a event in the event viewer but will not block the traffic.  I am needing to setup a new FW with 7.4.2 in inline routed mode and want to have the Security ...

Alex-Pr by Level 1
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Hello,We have a pair of Cisco ASA 5525-X and would like to migrate them to Cisco FPR-1140's.I started the migration and ended up at this screen: My intention was to set up a virtual FMC but I am not sure what version would satisfy my ASA units.Furthe...

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uadmin by Level 1
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Hello - can FTD/FMC running snort3 collect >TLS1.2 client hello/server cert metadata collection in connection events for example? I do not want to deploy EVE and SSL decrypt is not an option. I just want to capture server cert metadata, SNI etc. Is t...

JH8286 by Level 1
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