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Getting Started

The dashboard shows a visual status for the device, including enabled interfaces and whether key settings are

configured (colored green) or still need to be configured. For more information, see

Management Status, on page

Above the status image is a summary of the device model, software version, VDB (System and Vulnerability

Database) version, and the last time intrusion rules were updated. This area also shows high availability status,

including links to configure the feature; see

status, where you see the account to which the device is registered if you are using cloud management; see

Configuring Cloud

Below the image are groups for the various features you can configure, with summaries of the configurations

in each group, and actions you can take to manage the system configuration.

Step 2

Click the links in each group to configure the settings or perform the actions.

Following is a summary of the groups:

• Interface—You should have at least two data interfaces configured in addition to the management

interface. See Interfaces.

• Routing—The routing configuration. You must define a default route. Other routes might be necessary

depending on your configuration. See Routing.

• Updates—Geolocation, intrusion rule, and vulnerability database updates, and system software upgrades.

Set up a regular update schedule to ensure that you have the latest database updates if you use those

features. You can also go to this page if you need to download an update before the regularly schedule

update occurs. See

• System Settings—This group includes a variety of settings. Some are basic settings that you would

configure when you initially set up the device and then rarely change. See

• Smart License—Shows the current state of the system licenses. You must install the appropriate licenses

to use the system. Some features require additional licenses. See

• Backup and Restore—Back up the system configuration or restore a previous backup. See

and Restoring the

• Troubleshoot—Generate a troubleshooting file at the request of the Cisco Technical Assistance Center.

See

• Site-to-Site VPN—The site-to-site virtual private network (VPN) connections between this device and

remote devices. See

• Remote Access VPN—The remote access virtual private network (VPN) configuration that allows

outside clients to connect to your inside network. See

• Advanced Configuration—Use FlexConfig and Smart CLI to configure features that you otherwise

cannot configure using FDM. See

• Device Administration—View the audit log or export a copy of the configuration. See

Change

Step 3

Click the Deploy button in the menu to deploy your changes.

38.

Services.

Updating System Databases and

System.

Creating a Troubleshooting

Managing Site-to-Site

Management.

High Availability

(Failover). It also shows cloud registration

Feeds.

File.

VPNs.

Configuring Remote Access

Advanced

Configuration.

Configuring the Device

Viewing Interface and

System

Settings.

Licensing the

System.

Backing Up

VPN.

Auditing and

Getting Started