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After the Initial configuration, proceed to the steps described in this section.
Open a browser and navigate to the IP address you configured on the interface you are connected to.
Log in using the Cisco IR1101 admin user account and password.
Once logged into the Local Manager, navigate to Configuration > Services > IOx.
Log in using the user account and password.
Once logged in, the following menu appears:
Click Add New.
Add an Application id name (e.g. CCVSensor).
Select the application archive file
(i.e. "CiscoCyberVision-IOx-aarch64-<version>.tar").
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If you aim to install a sensor with Active Discovery, select the required application archive file |
(i.e. "CiscoCyberVision-IOx-Active-Discovery-aarch64-<version>.tar").
The installation takes a few minutes.
When the application is installed, the following message is displayed and the sensor application appears:
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Click Activate to launch the configuration of the sensor application.  |
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Deploy the Resource Profile menu and set the disk size. The procedure differs whether the device has a SSD or not:
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Bind the eth0 and eth1 interfaces in the container to an interface on the host in the Network Configuration menu. eth0:
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eth1:
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Click the Activate App button. The operation takes several seconds.  |
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Go to the Applications menu to see the application's status. The application is activated and needs to be started.  |
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Click the Start button. The operation takes several seconds. The applications' status changes to RUNNING.  |
In Cisco Cyber Vision, navigate to Admin > Sensors > Sensor Explorer and click Install sensor, then Manual install.
The manual install wizard appears.
Select Cisco IOx Application and click Next.
Fill the fields to configure the sensor provisioning package:
The serial number of the hardware.
Center IP: leave blank.
Gateway: add if necessary.
Optionally, select a capture mode.
Optionally, select RSPAN (only with Catalyst 9x00 and if using ERSPAN is not possible).
Click Create sensor.
Click the link to download the provisioning package.
This will download the provisioning package which is a zip archive file with the following name structure: sbs-sensor-config-<serialnumber>.zip (e.g. "sbs-sensor-configFCW23500HDC.zip").
Click Finish.
A new entry for the sensor appears in the Sensor Explorer list.
The sensor status will switch from Disconnected to New.
In the Local Manager, in the IOx configuration menu, click Manage.
Navigate to App-DataDir.
Click Upload.
Choose the provisioning package downloaded (i.e. "sbs-sensor-config-FCW23500HDC.zip"), and add the exact file name in the path field (i.e. "sbs-sensor-config-FCW23500HDC.zip").
Click OK.
After a few seconds, the sensor appears as Connected in Cisco Cyber Vision.
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