Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 2000

This option is not available on managed devices.

Optionally, select 

 to include records of all changes over the past 24 hours in the 

change reconciliation report. If you do not select this option, the report includes only a consolidated view 
of changes for each category. 

Click 

.

Your changes are saved. The report runs daily at the time you selected.

Any

feature dependent

feature dependent

You can use a Linux system console for remote access on any appliance via either the VGA port (which 
is the default) or the serial port on the physical appliance. Choose the option most suitable to the physical 
layout of your organization’s Cisco deployment.

You can use Lights-Out Management (LOM) on a Serial Over LAN (SOL) connection to remotely 
monitor or manage Series 3 appliances without logging into the management interface of the appliance. 
You can perform limited tasks, such as viewing the chassis serial number or monitoring such conditions 
as fan speed and temperature, using a command line interface on an out-of-band management 
connection. Series 2, virtual appliances, and Sourcefire Software for  X-Series do not support LOM.

You must enable LOM for both the appliance and the user you want to manage the appliance. After you 
enable the appliance and the user, you use a third-party Intelligent Platform Management Interface 
(IPMI) utility to access and manage your appliance.

For more information, see the following topics:

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feature dependent

feature dependent

Use the web interface of the appliance you want to remotely manage to select and configure the remote 
console access option you want to use.