Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 2000 Entwickleranleitung

When you import operating system or server data to a host, you can map third-party product name details 
to a Cisco product definition. You can create a third-party product map through the Defense Center web 
interface. 

The third-party product map set allows the system to translate the third-party vendor, product, and 
version to the corresponding Cisco definition. When you set a third-party product map containing a 
server definition or an operating system definition, within the same script you can then just define the 
display strings for a third-party server or operating system when you add or set it using the API. 

If you map third-party fixes to Cisco fix definitions using a third-party product map, set the product map, 
and then add fixes to hosts using the third-party fix name, the system maps the fixes to the appropriate 
Cisco fix definitions and deactivates vulnerabilities addressed by the fix. 

Admin

Select 

 

, then click 

.

The User Third-Party Mappings page appears.

You have two choices:

To edit an existing map set, click 

 next to the map set.

To create a new map set, click 

.

The Edit Third-Party Product Mappings page appears. 

Type a name for the mapping set in the 

 field.

Type a description in the 

 field.

You have two choices:

To map a third-party product, click 

To edit an existing third-party product map, click 

 next to the map set. 

The Add Product Map page appears.

Type the vendor string used by the third-party product in the 

 field.

Type the product string used by the third-party product in the 

 field.

Type the version string used by the third-party product in the 

 field. 

In the 

 section, select the operating system, product, and versions you want to use for 

vulnerability mapping from the following lists (if applicable):