FTD AD Realm
The Cisco Secure Firewall (FTD) uses a Realm to integrate the Firewall with Microsoft Active Directory (AD) Domain so that the firewall can identify, authenticate and apply access control policies…
FTD FQDN objects
The FQDN ACL feature allows the Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) firewall to use FQDN objects in the Access Control Policies (ACP). For this functionality to work, the FTD must be…
FTD Traffic Zones (ECMP)
Cisco Secure Firewall (FTD) Firewall supports Equal Cost Multi-Path (ECMP) routing using traffic zones to group interfaces to load balance traffic over multiple interfaces. ECMP supports asymmetric routing and load…
FTD DNS Security
Cisco FTD DNS based Security Intelligence allows you to identify a suspicious DNS query and blacklist the resolution of the dubious domain. When using DNS security provided by the FTD,…
FTD Control Plane ACL
Traffic usually traverses a firewall and routed between interfaces; in some circumstances it is beneficial to deny traffic destined “to” the FTDs interface. Like with the Cisco ASA, the Cisco…
FTD Dynamic Objects
A new feature in the version 7.0 release of Cisco FMC/FTD (aka Cisco Secure Firewall) is Dynamic Objects. A Dynamic Object is a list of IP addresses/subnets, unlike a regular…