Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000
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FireSIGHT System User Guide
Chapter 3 Using Dashboards
Understanding Dashboard Widgets
For example, the Current Sessions widget is available on all appliances, but only to users with
Administrator account privileges, while the Appliance Status widget is available only on the Defense
Center for users with Administrator, Maintenance User, Security Analyst, or Security Analyst (Read
Only) account privileges.
Administrator account privileges, while the Appliance Status widget is available only on the Defense
Center for users with Administrator, Maintenance User, Security Analyst, or Security Analyst (Read
Only) account privileges.
Although you cannot add an unauthorized or invalid widget to a dashboard, if you import a dashboard
created either on a different kind of appliance or by a user with different access privileges, that dashboard
may contain unauthorized or invalid widgets. These widgets are disabled and display error messages that
indicate the reason why you cannot view them.
created either on a different kind of appliance or by a user with different access privileges, that dashboard
may contain unauthorized or invalid widgets. These widgets are disabled and display error messages that
indicate the reason why you cannot view them.
Also note that widgets cannot display data to which an appliance has no access. For example, managed
devices cannot access correlation events, intrusion events, discovery events, and so on. If you import a
dashboard onto a managed device that contains a Custom Analysis widget configured to display one of
those data types, the widget displays an error message. Individual widgets also display error messages
when those widgets have timed out or are otherwise experiencing problems.
devices cannot access correlation events, intrusion events, discovery events, and so on. If you import a
dashboard onto a managed device that contains a Custom Analysis widget configured to display one of
those data types, the widget displays an error message. Individual widgets also display error messages
when those widgets have timed out or are otherwise experiencing problems.
The content of a widget can differ depending on the type of appliance you are using. For example, the
Custom Analysis widget on a Defense Center can display discovery information, but this feature is not
available when you configure the Custom Analysis widget on a managed device. Note than you can sort
any content generated in table format by clicking on the table column header.
Custom Analysis widget on a Defense Center can display discovery information, but this feature is not
available when you configure the Custom Analysis widget on a managed device. Note than you can sort
any content generated in table format by clicking on the table column header.
You can delete or minimize unauthorized and invalid widgets, as well as widgets that display no data,
keeping in mind that modifying a widget on a shared dashboard modifies it for all users of the appliance.
For more information, see
keeping in mind that modifying a widget on a shared dashboard modifies it for all users of the appliance.
For more information, see
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The following table lists the valid widgets each appliance can display.
Table 3-2
FirePOWER Appliances and Dashboard Widget Availability
Widget
Defense Center
Any Managed Device
Appliance Information
yes
yes
Appliance Status
yes
no
Correlation Events
yes
no
Current Interface Status
yes
yes
Current Sessions
yes
yes
Custom Analysis
yes
no
Disk Usage
yes
yes
Interface Traffic
yes
yes
Intrusion Events
yes
no
Network Compliance
yes
no
Product Licensing
yes
no
Product Updates
yes
yes
RSS Feed
yes
yes
System Load
yes
yes
System Time
yes
yes
White List Events
yes
no