Cisco Cisco FirePOWER Appliance 8350 Guia Da Instalação

You can add most pre-registered devices (see 

) to the Defense Center 

during the initial setup process. However, if a device and the Defense Center are separated by a NAT 
device, you must add it after the setup process completes.

When registering devices, leave the 

 check box enabled if you want to 

automatically apply access control policies to devices upon registration. Note that you cannot choose 
which policy the Defense Center applies to each device, only whether to apply them. The policy that is 
applied to each device depends on the detection mode (see 

) you chose when 

configuring the device, as listed in the following table.

An exception occurs if you previously managed a device with a Defense Center and you changed the 
device’s initial interface configuration. In this case, the policy applied by this new Defense Center page 
depends on the changed (current) configuration of the device. If there are interfaces configured, the 
Defense Center applies the Default Intrusion Prevention policy. Otherwise, the Defense Center applies 
the Default Access Control policy.

To add a device, type its 

 or 

, as well as the 

 you specified when you 

registered the device. Remember this is a simple key that you specified, up to 37 characters in length, 
and is not the same as a license key.

Then, use the check boxes to add licensed capabilities to the device. You can only select licenses you 
have already added to the Defense Center; see 

Because of architecture and resource limitations, not all licenses can be applied to all managed devices. 
However, the setup page does not prevent you from enabling unsupported licenses on managed devices, 
or enabling a capability for which you do not have a model-specific license. This is because the Defense 
Center does not determine the device model until later. The system cannot enable an invalid license, and 
attempting to enable an invalid license does not decrement your available license count.

For more information on licensing, including which Defense Centers you can use to apply each license 
to each device model, see 

. 

If you enabled 

, you must enable a Protection license on the devices 

where you chose an 

 or 

 detection mode. You must also enable Protection on any previously 

managed device that has configured interfaces. Otherwise, the default policy (which requires Protection 
in those cases) will fail to apply.

After you enable licenses, click 

 to save the device’s registration settings and, optionally, add more 

devices. If you selected the wrong options or mis-typed a device name, click 

 to remove it. You can 

then re-add the device.

Inline

Default Intrusion Prevention

Passive

Default Intrusion Prevention

Access Control

Default Access Control

Network Discovery

Default Network Discovery