Cisco Cisco IPS 4345 Sensor

Web session logging

Inactivity timeout—The web session exits at the inactivity timeout and requires you to 
reauthenticate. 

TLS client cipher restrictions

SSHv2 support has been added to service Host, and a new command allowing you to configure 
fallback to SSHv1, sshv1-fallback. 

The FRUable components of the IPS 4300 series sensors have been added to the show inventory 
command. 

For the show tech-support command, the var/log/messages file now persists across reboots and the 
historical interface data for each interface for 72 hours is now shown in the show tech-support 
command output.

New command, show interfaces-history [traffic-by-hour | traffic-by-minute] past HH:MM, 
shows interface traffic history by the hour or minutes.

IPS 7.2(1)E4 deprecates the use of licenses for versions 6.0.x or earlier. Obtain new licenses for 
versions 6.0.x and later and apply to your sensor before upgrading to IPS 7.2(1)E4. You can obtain 
licenses at this URL:

For the procedures for configuring TLS on the sensor, for the CLI refer to 

the IDM/IME refer to 

For the procedure for configuring automatic update and working with update files, for the CLI refer 
to 

 and 

, and for the IDM/IME refer to 

. 

For the procedure for configuring the new options in the global parameters command, for the CLI 
refer to 

, and for the IDM/IME refer to 

For the procedure for configuring the new parameters in Web Server, for the CLI refer to 

, and for the IDM/IME refer to 

For the procedure for configuring SSHv2, for the CLI refer to 

, and for the 

IDM/IME refer to 

.

To see the new output for the IPS 4300 series sensors show inventory command, for the CLI refer to 

For the procedure for showing historical interface statistics, for the CLI refer to 

, and for the IDM/IME refer to 

For the procedure for obtaining and installing the license, see 

.

The Cisco IPS 4300 series sensors with the AC power supply can restore the previous power state of the 
system if AC power is lost. Earlier IPS 4300s (V01) require you to turn on the power with the power 
switch. Newer IPS 4300s (V02) automatically turn on when you plug in the power cable.