Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 2000

If you want to indicate that fixes for the server have been applied, click 

. Otherwise, skip 

to step 

The Available Package Fixes page appears. 

Add the patches you want to apply for that server to the fixes list.

Click 

 to complete the server identity configuration.

FireSIGHT

A server identity conflict occurs when an active source, such as an application or scanner, adds identity 
data for a server to a host, then the system detects traffic for that port that indicates a conflicting server 
identity.

Admin/Any Security Analyst

Click the resolve icon next to the server in the 

 list. 

The Server Identity pop-up window appears. 

Select the type of server from the 

 drop-down list. 

Optionally, to only list vendors and products for that server type, select the 

 check 

box. 

Optionally, to customize the name and version of the server, select the 

 and type 

a 

 and 

. 

In the 

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

For example, if you want the server to map to Red Hat Linux 9, select 

 as the vendor, 

 as the product, and 

 as the version.

If you want to indicate that fixes for the server have been applied, click 

. Otherwise, skip 

to step 

The Available Package Fixes page appears. 

Add the patches you want to apply for that server to the fixes list.

Click 

 to complete the server identity configuration and return to the host profile.

FireSIGHT

You can see the applications running on a host in the host profile. If you want to remove an application 
from a host profile, you can delete that application. 

For more information on managing applications in the host profile, see: