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The video looks at three different options to assign an IP address to AnyConnect VPN client on Cisco Firepower 7.0. The first option uses a local IP pool on individual FTD. The second option uses a centralized DHCP server to allow a common IP pool for multiple FTDs. The third options uses a RADIUS attribute for IP assignment, which we will test a local ISE user and an AD user.

The video looks at three different options to assign an IP address to AnyConnect VPN client on Cisco Firepower 7.0. The first option uses a local IP pool on individual FTD. The second option uses a centralized DHCP server to allow a common IP pool for multiple FTDs. The third options uses a RADIUS attribute for IP assignment, which we will test a local ISE user and an AD user.

The video demonstrates various methods to authenticate FMC and FTD user on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will start with local user authentication and progress into external authentication using LDAP with Microsoft AD, RADIUS with Cisco ISE, and SAML SSO with Azure AD. With each method, role mapping will be used to assign different access privileges to user based on group membership.

The video demonstrates various methods to authenticate FMC and FTD user on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will start with local user authentication and progress into external authentication using LDAP with Microsoft AD, RADIUS with Cisco ISE, and SAML SSO with Azure AD. With each method, role mapping will be used to assign different access privileges to user based on group membership.

The video demonstrates various methods to authenticate FMC and FTD user on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will start with local user authentication and progress into external authentication using LDAP with Microsoft AD, RADIUS with Cisco ISE, and SAML SSO with Azure AD. With each method, role mapping will be used to assign different access privileges to user based on group membership.

The video demonstrates various methods to authenticate FMC and FTD user on Cisco Firepower 7.0. We will start with local user authentication and progress into external authentication using LDAP with Microsoft AD, RADIUS with Cisco ISE, and SAML SSO with Azure AD. With each method, role mapping will be used to assign different access privileges to user based on group membership.

The video shows you how you can implement Cisco TrustSec across a SDA IP Transit using SXP. Cisco ISE will be used as SXP Speaker to distribute SGT-to-IP mapping to Border nodes at fabric sites. We will enforce SGACL on traffic between sites and achieve similar security as in SDA transit.

The video shows you how you can implement Cisco TrustSec across a SDA IP Transit using SXP. Cisco ISE will be used as SXP Speaker to distribute SGT-to-IP mapping to Border nodes at fabric sites. We will enforce SGACL on traffic between sites and achieve similar security as in SDA transit.

The video shows you how you can implement Cisco TrustSec across a SDA IP Transit using SXP. Cisco ISE will be used as SXP Speaker to distribute SGT-to-IP mapping to Border nodes at fabric sites. We will enforce SGACL on traffic between sites and achieve similar security as in SDA transit.

The video shows you how to enable 802.1x authentication within a SDA network on Cisco DNAC 2.1. We will review required configuration on Cisco ISE, and apply authentication template to user access ports. Two types of authentications are tested: employee 802.1x and guest, with dACL and dynamic VLAN assignment