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Restricting User Access to Specific Firepower Device and Policies in F

e-imani
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Hello dear engineers, I would appreciate your guidance. I have multiple Firepower devices in FMC, and I want one of the Firepower devices to be visible only to a specific user. In other words, when the user logs in to FMC, only the specific Firepower should be displayed to them, and they should not have access to the other Firepower devices. Is this possible?

Alternatively, after logging in, can the user only have access to the Access Control Policy of their specific Firepower and not the others? Is this possible or not?

I am using Cisco ISE and Radius to Authentication and Authorization

 

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I think the only way to achieve this would be via using the FMC domains. Please take a look at this link for more details:

Firepower Management Center Administration Guide, 7.1 - Domains [Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center] - Cisco

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I appreciate your response but i am looking for a way for having seprated accesses to firepowers in FMC I mean User X just have to has access to firepower number 1 in FMC not other firepowers

I will send you PM today 

MHM


@e-imani wrote:

I appreciate your response but i am looking for a way for having seprated accesses to firepowers in FMC I mean User X just have to has access to firepower number 1 in FMC not other firepowers


@e-imani as @Aref Alsouqi has said, you can use domains on the FMC - "The FMC allows you to implement multitenancy using domains. Domains segment user access to managed devices, configurations, and events." < as per the link already provided.

good question

I think the only way to achieve this would be via using the FMC domains. Please take a look at this link for more details:

Firepower Management Center Administration Guide, 7.1 - Domains [Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center] - Cisco

If fmc domain not work please mention me to discuss the solution

MHM

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