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8-Management Access List

The document discusses how to configure management access lists on a device to control which IP addresses are allowed to access the device's management interfaces. It provides instructions for creating rules to allow or deny access to the web or CLI interfaces via the management address or via data interfaces. It also describes how to change the web server certificate used for HTTPS connections.

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8-Management Access List

The document discusses how to configure management access lists on a device to control which IP addresses are allowed to access the device's management interfaces. It provides instructions for creating rules to allow or deny access to the web or CLI interfaces via the management address or via data interfaces. It also describes how to change the web server certificate used for HTTPS connections.

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Management Access List:

By default, you can reach the device's Firepower Device Manager web or CLI interfaces on the
Management address from any IP address. System access is protected by username/password
only. However, you can configure an access list to allow connections from specific IP addresses
or subnets only to provide another level of protection. You can also open data interfaces to
allow Firepower Device Manager or SSH connections to the CLI. You can then manage the
device without using the management address.

Click Device, then click the System Settings > Management Access link.

The list of rules defines which addresses are allowed access to the indicated port: 443 for
Firepower Device Manager (the HTTPS web interface), 22 for the SSH CLI. The rules are not an
ordered list. If an IP address matches any rule for the requested port, the user is allowed to
attempt logging into the device. To delete a rule, click the trash can icon (delete icon) for the
rule. If you delete all of the rules for a protocol, no one can access the device on that interface
using the protocol.

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Create Rules for the Management Address:
Select the Management Interface tab. Click + and fill in the Protocol—Select whether the rule is
for HTTPS (port 443) or SSH (port 22). IP Address—Select the network object that defines the
IPv4 or IPv6 network or host that should be able to access the system. To specify "any" address,
select any-ipv4 (0.0.0.0/0) and any-ipv6 (::/0). Click OK.

Create Rules for Data Interfaces:


Select the Data Interfaces tab. Click + and fill in the Interface—Select the interface on which you
want to allow management access.
Protocols—Select whether the rule is for HTTPS (port 443), SSH (port 22), or both. You cannot
configure HTTPS rules for outside interface if it is used in remote access VPN connection profile.
Allowed Networks—Select the network objects that define the IPv4 or IPv6 network or host
that should be able to access the system. To specify "any" address, select any-ipv4 (0.0.0.0/0)
and any-ipv6 (::/0). Click OK.

Management Web Server:


When you log into the web interface, system uses a digital certificate to secure communications
using HTTPS. The default certificate is not trusted by browser, so you are shown an Untrusted
Authority warning and asked whether you want to trust the certificate. Although users can save
the certificate to the Trusted Root Certificate store, you can instead upload a new certificate
that browsers are already configured to trust.

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Click Device, then click the System Settings > Management Access link. If you are already on the
System Settings page, simply click Management Access in the table of contents. Click the
Management Web Server tab. In Web Server Certificate, select the internal certificate to use for
securing HTTPS connections to Firepower Device Manager. If you have not uploaded or created
the certificate, click the Create New Internal Certificate link at the bottom of the list and create
it now. The default is the pre-defined DefaultWebserverCertificate object.

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