What is the role of realms in the Cisco ISE and Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center integration?

The correct answer is D. AD definition. In Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center (FMC), a 'realm' is a configuration object that defines a connection to an Active Directory (AD) domain or LDAP directory. Realms tell FMC where to find user and group identity data so that identity-based access control policies (e.g…

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ACisco Secure Firewall VDC
BCisco ISE context
CTACACS+ database
DAD definition

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In Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center (FMC), a 'realm' is a configuration object that defines a connection to an Active Directory (AD) domain or LDAP directory. Realms tell FMC where to find user and group identity data so that identity-based access control policies (e.g., 'allow Marketing group access to HTTPS') can be enforced. When integrating with Cisco ISE, FMC uses realms to map ISE-supplied user identity information back to the correct AD domain. It is not a VDC, ISE context, or TACACS+ database - it is specifically an AD domain definition used for identity awareness.

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