Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000

A restricted text-based interface on Series 3 and virtual 

s. The commands that CLI users can run 

depend on the users’ assigned level of access.

A constraint set in an 

 view or event search that constrains an event query using all the criteria from 

a specific event. 

Along with 

s, one of the ways you can specify criteria that network traffic must meet in 

order to violate a 

. You can use the 

 to configure compliance white lists 

to specify which operating systems, 

s, and protocols are allowed to run on the 

specific subnet. You can also configure the Defense Center to launch a response, such as an 

 or 

, when a white list is violated. Note that compliance white lists are not associated with the 

other types of 

.

See 

.

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.

A characteristic of an 

 that allows you to configure 

A set of configurations, such as a 

 or 

, that is created on an 

 and can be 

ed from that appliance and 

ed by another appliance.

A monitored session betwen two 

s. You can log connections detected by managed 

s in the 

; you configure 

 connection logging in the 

An 

 generated when the system detects a 

 between a monitored 

 and any other host. 

Connection events include information about the detected traffic. For connections detected by managed 

s, depending on the 

, 

you can log a connection event at the beginning or end of a connection, or both. You can log these 
connections to the 

 database; depending on the rule or default action, you can also log 

connection events to the syslog or to an SNMP trap server. 

 connections are end-of-connection 

and are always saved to the database.

A way of displaying 

s in graphical form.