An administrator is trying to determine which applications are being used in the network but does not want the network devices to send metadata to Cisco Firepower. Which feature should be used to acco

The correct answer is C. Network Discovery. The network discovery policy has a single default rule in place, configured to discover applications from all observed traffic. The rule does not exclude any networks, zones, or ports, host and user discovery is not configured, and the rule is not configured to monitor a NetFlow

Submitted by ahmad_uae· Mar 30, 2026

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An administrator is trying to determine which applications are being used in the network but does not want the network devices to send metadata to Cisco Firepower. Which feature should be used to accomplish this?

Options

ANetFlow
BPacket Tracer
CNetwork Discovery
DAccess Control

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12% (6)
C
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D
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Explanation

The network discovery policy has a single default rule in place, configured to discover applications from all observed traffic. The rule does not exclude any networks, zones, or ports, host and user discovery is not configured, and the rule is not configured to monitor a NetFlow exporter. This policy is deployed by default to any managed devices when they are registered to the Firepower Management Center. To begin collecting host or user data, you must add or modify discovery rules and re-deploy the policy to a device. guide-v60/Network_Discovery_Policies.html

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#Firepower Network Discovery#Application Visibility#Network Inventory

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