Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000

A secondary solid-state drive supplied by Cisco that you can install in certain 

s to store 

s, freeing space on the device’s primary hard drive for 

 and configuration storage.

See 

The network interface that you use to administer a FireSIGHT System 

. In most deployments, 

the management interface is connected to an internal 

. Compare with 

.

In the FireSIGHT System, a 

 identified by the 

 feature as a mobile, handheld device (such 

as a mobile phone or tablet). The system can often detect whether a mobile device is jailbroken.

In an 

, a way to log traffic that matches a 

 or 

, but allows the system to continue to evaluate the traffic rather than immediately allowing 

or blocking it.

Network address translation, a feature most commonly used to share a single internet connection among 
multiple 

s on a private network. Using 

, the system can identify 

s as 

s. In addition, in a Layer 3 deployment of the FireSIGHT System, you can configure routing 

with NAT using a 

.

A policy that uses 

s to perform routing with 

.

A set of configurations and conditions that evaluate network traffic and specify how traffic matching 
those qualifications is translated. NAT rules are added to an existing 

 to perform routing using 

.

An open but proprietary network protocol for collecting IP traffic information, developed by Cisco 
Systems to run on Cisco IOS-enabled equipment. You can use the information collected by 
NetFlow-enabled devices to supplement the discovery and 

 data collected by the system and 

to monitor networks not covered by managed 

A module that you install in the chassis of a managed 

 that contains the 

s for that 

device.

In the FireSIGHT System, a 

 identified as a bridge, 

 device, or