Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000

Admin/Any Security Analyst

Use the 

 drop-down menu to select the table to query in this section.

Icons appear in the 

 field for each of the output formats available for the selected table.

Select the applicable output format icon for the section. For information about these formats, see the 

 table.

The fields included in the output appear.

To change the search constraints, click the edit icon (

) next to the 

 or 

 field. 

The Search Editor pop-up window appears with options for constraining the search. For information on 
using this window, see 

.

For graphic output formats (pie chart, bar chart, and so on), adjust the 

 and 

 parameters using 

the drop-down menus.

When you select a value for the X-axis, only compatible values appear in the Y-axis drop-down menu, 
and vice versa.

For table output, select the columns, order of appearance, and sort order in your output. For detailed 
information, see 

.

Click 

 to save the template.

Your template is saved.

Any

The search or filter in a report section specifies the database query on which the section content is based. 
For most tables, you can constrain a report using a predefined or saved search, or you can create a new 
search on the fly:

Predefined searches serve as examples for searching certain event tables and can provide quick 
access to important information about your network that you may want to include in reports.

Saved event searches include all public event searches that you or others have created, plus all your 
saved private event searches. For information on defining, naming, and using saved event searches, 
see 

.

Saved searches for the current report template are accessible only in the report template itself. The 
search names of saved report template searches end with the string “Custom Search.” Users create 
these searches while designing reports.

For the Application Statistics table, you use a user-defined application filter to constrain a report; for 
information on creating filters, see 

Admin/Any Security Analyst

Select the database table to query from the 

 drop-down menu:

For most tables, the 

 drop-down list appears.