Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000

Deactivate a profile when you want it to stop collecting and evaluating connection data. Rules written 
against deactivated traffic profiles do not trigger. In addition, deactivating a traffic profile deletes all data 
collected and aggregated by the profile. If you later reactivate a deactivated traffic profile, you must wait 
the length of its PTW before rules written against it will trigger.

Admin/Discovery Admin 

Select 

, then click 

.

The Traffic Profiles page appears.

You have two options:

To activate an inactive traffic profile, click 

 next to the profile.

To deactivate an active traffic profile, click 

 next to the profile. Confirm that you want to 

deactivate the profile by clicking 

.

FireSIGHT

You cannot substantially edit an active traffic profile; if the traffic profile is active you can only change 
its name and description. To edit a traffic profile’s conditions options, you must first deactivate it. Note 
that deactivating a traffic profile deletes all the data it has collected.

For more information on activating and deactivating traffic profiles, see 

.

Admin/Discovery Admin 

Select 

, then click 

.

The Traffic Profiles page appears.

Next to the traffic profile you want to edit, click 

.

The Create Profile page appears.

Make changes to the profile and click 

.

Your profile is updated.

FireSIGHT

You build traffic profiles by specifying the conditions they use to collect data. You can create either 
simple conditions or more elaborate constructs with nested conditions.