Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000

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FireSIGHT System User Guide
 
Chapter 11      Using Gateway VPNs
  Managing VPN Deployments
Step 11
Click 
Save
.
The hub node is added to your deployment and the Create New VPN Deployment pop-up window 
appears again.
Step 12
Next to 
Leaf Nodes
, click the add icon (
).
The Add Leaf Node pop-up window appears.
Step 13
Repeat step 
 through step 
 to complete the leaf node, which has the same options as the hub node.
Step 14
Click 
Save
.
The leaf node is added to your deployment and the Create New VPN Deployment pop-up window 
appears again.
Step 15
Click 
Save
 to finish configuring your deployment and the VPN page appears again.
Note that you must apply the deployment for it to take effect; see 
Configuring Mesh VPN Deployments
License: 
VPN
Supported Devices: 
Series 3
When configuring a mesh VPN deployment, you define a group of VPNs to link any two points for a 
given set of endpoints. For more information, see 
.
The following list describes the options you can specify in your deployment.
Name
Give the deployment a unique name.
Type
Click 
Mesh
 to specify that you are configuring a mesh deployment.
Pre-shared Key
Define a unique pre-shared key for authentication.
Device
You can select a managed device, including a device stack or cluster, as an endpoint for your 
deployment. For Cisco managed devices not managed by the Defense Center you are using, select 
Other
 and then specify an IP address for the endpoint.
Virtual Router
If you selected a managed device as your endpoint, select a virtual router that is currently applied 
to the selected device. You cannot select the same virtual router for more than one endpoint.
Interface
If you selected a managed device as your endpoint, select a routed interface that is assigned to the 
selected virtual router.