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Radware DefensePro Service Chain for 
Firepower 9300 Quick Start Guide
First Published: 
January 27, 2016
Last Updated: 
August 10, 2016
 
1. About Radware DefensePro Service Chaining on the 
Firepower 9300
The Cisco FXOS chassis can support multiple services (for example, an ASA firewall, and a third-party DDoS 
application) on a single blade. These applications can be linked together to form a Service Chain. In Firepower 
eXtensible Operating System (FXOS) 1.1.4 and later on the Firepower 9300, the third-party Radware DefensePro 
virtual platform can be installed to run in front of the ASA firewall. Radware DefensePro is a KVM-based virtual 
platform that provides distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) detection and mitigation capabilities on the FXOS 
chassis. When Service Chaining is enabled on your FXOS chassis, ingress traffic from the network must first pass 
through the DefensePro virtual platform before reaching the ASA firewall. 
Note:
The Radware DefensePro service chain can be enabled in a standalone configuration, or in an intra-chassis 
clustered configuration with the ASA firewall.
The DefensePro application can run as separate instances on up to three security modules.
The Radware DefensePro virtual platform may be referred to as Radware vDP (virtual DefensePro), or simply 
vDP.
The Radware DefensePro application may occasionally be referred to as a Link Decorator for the ASA firewall.
Licensing Requirements for the Radware DefensePro Service Chain on 
the Firepower 9300
Licensing for the Radware Virtual DefensePro application on the Firepower 9300 is handled through the Radware 
APSolute Vision Manager. Go to the Cisco Commerce Workspace (CCW) to order a throughput license for your 
device. After submitting this request, you will receive a login and link to the Radware Portal, where you can then 
request a license. 
For more information and documentation on Radware’s APSolute Vision Manager and throughput licensing 
requirements, see the documentation on Radware’s site 
(
). Note that you must be registered with Radware to access this portal.