Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 2000

Under 

, click the name of the host attribute to which you want to assign a value.

A pop-up window appears.

Enter a value for the attribute or select a value from the drop-down list.

Click 

.

The host attribute value is saved.

FireSIGHT

You can view the protocols running on a host through the host profile. If needed, you can also delete host 
protocols for a particular host from the profile.

Each host profile contains information about the protocols detected in the network traffic associated with 
the host.

Descriptions of the protocol and network layer information follow.

The name of a protocol used by the host.

The network layer where the protocol runs (

Network

 or 

Transport

).

Note that if the host is running a protocol that violates a compliance white list in an activated correlation 
policy, the Defense Center marks the non-compliant protocol with the white list violation icon (

).

You can delete a protocol from a host profile to remove protocols you know are not running on the host. 
Note that deleting a protocol from a host may bring the host into compliance with a compliance white 
list.

If the system detects the protocol again, it re-adds it to the network map and the host profile.

Admin/Any Security Analyst

In the 

 section of the host profile, click the delete icon (

) next to the protocol you want to 

delete.

The protocol is deleted for that host. 

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