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An administrator is setting up Cisco Firepower to send data to the Cisco Stealthwatch appliances. The NetFlow_Set_Parameters object is already created, but NetFlow is not being sent to the flow…

The correct answer is D. Add the NetFlow_Add_Destination object to the configuration. Even if NetFlow parameters are configured on a Cisco Firepower device, NetFlow data will not be sent to a collector like Cisco Stealthwatch until a NetFlow_Add_Destination object is configured to specify the collector's address.

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Question

An administrator is setting up Cisco Firepower to send data to the Cisco Stealthwatch appliances. The NetFlow_Set_Parameters object is already created, but NetFlow is not being sent to the flow collector. What must be done to prevent this from occurring?

Options

  • AAdd the NetFlow_Send_Destination object to the configuration
  • BCreate a Security Intelligence object to send the data to Cisco Stealthwatch
  • CCreate a service identifier to enable the NetFlow service
  • DAdd the NetFlow_Add_Destination object to the configuration

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  • A
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  • B
    14% (4)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    72% (21)

Why each option

Even if NetFlow parameters are configured on a Cisco Firepower device, NetFlow data will not be sent to a collector like Cisco Stealthwatch until a NetFlow_Add_Destination object is configured to specify the collector's address.

AAdd the NetFlow_Send_Destination object to the configuration

While conceptually similar, 'NetFlow_Add_Destination' is the more accurate and commonly used object name in Cisco FTD for this purpose.

BCreate a Security Intelligence object to send the data to Cisco Stealthwatch

Security Intelligence objects are used for blocking or allowing traffic based on reputation lists, not for configuring NetFlow export.

CCreate a service identifier to enable the NetFlow service

A 'service identifier' is not a standard configuration object for enabling or configuring NetFlow export in Cisco FTD.

DAdd the NetFlow_Add_Destination object to the configurationCorrect

In Cisco FTD, configuring a NetFlow_Set_Parameters object defines how flows are captured. However, to actually export these flow records, you must separately specify the destination (the flow collector's IP address and port) using a NetFlow_Add_Destination command or GUI equivalent.

Concept tested: Cisco Firepower NetFlow export configuration

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/firepower/70/configuration/guide/fpmc-config-guide-70/configure_netflow_for_firepower_threat_defense.html

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