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Getting Started

Step 2

Type the commands at the prompt and press Enter.

Some commands take longer to produce output than others, please be patient. If you get a message that the

command execution timed out, please try again. You will also get a time out error if you enter a command

that requires interactive responses, such as show perfstats. If the problem persists, you might need to use an

SSH client instead of the CLI Console.

Following are some tips on how to use the window.

• Press the Tab key to automatically complete a command after partially typing it. Also, Tab will list out

• You can stop command execution by pressing Ctrl+C.

• To move the window, click and hold anywhere in the header, then drag the window to the desired location.

• Click the Expand ( ) or Collapse ( ) button to make the window bigger or smaller.

• Click the Undock Into Separate Window (

• Click and drag to highlight text, then press Ctrl+C to copy output to the clipboard.

• Click the Clear CLI (

• Click the Copy Last Output (

Step 3

When you are finished, simply close the console window. Do not use the exit command.

Although the credentials you use to log into the FDM validate your access to the CLI, you are never actually

logged into the CLI when using the console.

Using FDM and the REST API Together

When you set up the device in local management mode, you can configure the device using the FDM and the

Firepower Threat Defense REST API. In fact, the FDM uses the REST API to configure the device.

However, please understand that the REST API can provide additional features than the ones available through

the FDM. Thus, for any given feature, you might be able to configure settings using the REST API that cannot

appear when you view the configuration through the FDM.

If you do configure a feature setting that is available in the REST API but not in the FDM, and then make a

change to the overall feature (such as remote access VPN) using the FDM, that setting might be undone.

Whether an API-only setting is preserved can vary, and in many cases, API changes to settings not available

in the FDM are preserved through the FDM edits. For any given feature, you should verify whether your

changes are preserved.

In general, you should avoid using both the FDM and the REST API simultaneously for any given feature.

Instead, choose one method or the other, feature by feature, for configuring the device.

the parameters available at that point in the command. Tab works down to three levels of keyword. After

three levels, you need to use the command reference for more information.

own browser window. To dock it again, click the Dock to Main Window (

) button to erase all output.

clipboard.

) button to detach the window from the web page into its

) button to copy the output from the last command you entered to the

Using FDM and the REST API Together

) button.

Getting Started