Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000

Click 

.

The Host Attribute Management page appears.

Click the delete icon (

) next to the host attribute you want to delete.

The selected host attribute is removed from the system. 

FireSIGHT

When you scan a host using Nmap, or when you import results from an Nmap scan, those results appear 
in the host profile for any hosts included in the scan.

The information that Nmap collects about the host operating system and any servers running on open 
unfiltered ports is added directly into the Operating System and Servers sections of the host profile, 
respectively. In addition, Nmap adds a list of the scan results for that host in the Scan Results section. 

Each result indicates the source of the information, the number and type of the scanned port, the name 
of the server running on the port, and any additional information detected by Nmap, such as the state of 
the port or the vendor name for the server. If you scan for UDP ports, servers detected on those ports 
only appear in the Scan Results section. 

Note that you can run an Nmap scan from the host profile. For more information, see the next section, 

FireSIGHT

You can perform a Nmap scan against a host from the host profile. After the scan completes, server and 
operating system information for that host are updated in the host profile. Any additional scan results 
are added to the Scan Results section of the host profile.

Nmap-supplied server and operating system data remains static until you run another Nmap scan or 
override it with higher priority host input. If you plan to scan a host using Nmap, you may want to set 
up regularly scheduled scans to keep Nmap-supplied operating system and server data up to date. For 
more information, see 

. 

Admin

In the host profile, click 

.

The Scan Host pop-up window appears.

Click 

 next to the scan remediation you want to use to scan the host.

The host is scanned and the results are added to the host profile.