I have a Firepower 2100 firewall managed by FMC 7.x. It is set up in transparent mode with a bridge group (BG) between ports 1/1 and port 1/2. In my test bed I have an outside computer 192.168.1.1 and an inside computer 192.168.1.2. Access rule...
I am attempting to install a FMC virtual appliance (Cisco_Firepower_Mgmt_Center_Virtual_KVM-7.0.5-72.qcow2) on my Redhat 8 computer. When I run my installation script to configure the VM and boot I get a "LILO Keytable read/checksum error" immediat...
I have a Cisco Firepower 2100 firewall and I need to operate this in the transparent mode of operation. To do this I believe I need to switch from FDM to FMC. My questions have to do with licensing. First, is part number SF-FMC-KVM-2-K9 correct...
I currently have a 2100 running FDM and FTD 7.0.1. I need to run this firewall in transparent mode. I understand FDM does not support transparent mode but FMC does. If this is true, I have further questions:1. I have a physical Linux computer ...
I have a Firepower 2100 firewall running FDM. I am having trouble getting any data through the firewall. I'm not a networking guru but have a good knowledge of networking. I have a simple configuration: On the inside I have a single computer,...
I think I have solved the problem. I set the bridge IP address to a 192.168.1.1/16 which will allow the unicast addresses I need. Then I was able to set up a simple multicast test by setting up tcpdump on the listener end and a ping of a 224.x IP ...
There is not much to configure for the interfaces since there is no IPs in transparent mode. For both outside and inside interfaces, they are named Outside and Inside, respectively, mode=None, Security Zone is Outside_Zone and Inside_Zone, MTU is 1...
Thanks Fliavio. I saw this solution. I've been around Linux a long time but have never really had to deal with lilo so I don't really know what this means. I just don't understand how I could install off the shelf Cisco VM on two different lap...
