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Specify how to manage device configuration when the device comes online for the first time. Choose from:

• NONE: Select to disable automatic configuration action. Instead you can manually initiate configuration installation after adding the device to SD-WAN Orchestrator.
• RETRIEVE_CONFIG: Select to import some of the configuration settings from the device when the device comes online for the first time. Settings such as host name, WAN port, LAN/DMZ port, and static route are imported. WAN and LAN settings from the imported configuration automatically override the assigned WAN and LAN settings from the SD-WAN Orchestrator profile. You should use the profile to assign additional settings.
• SYNC_CONFIG: Select to install the SD-WAN Orchestrator configuration associated with the profile when the device comes online for the first time.

Password

The Password option is displayed after the device serial number is added and recognized.

Specify how to handle the device password. Choose from:

• No change: Keep the original password of the newly added device.
• Manual: Specify the password of the device.
• Auto: Generate a random password for the device automatically. Click the eye icon to view the password.

The Licensing chapter of the Firepower Management Center Configuration Guide provides in-depth information about the different license types, service subscriptions, licensing requirements and more. The chapter also provides procedures and requirements for deploying Smart and classic licenses and licensing for air-gapped solutions.

The following topics explain how to license the Firepower System.

About Firepower Licenses

Your Firepower products (Firepower Management Center and managed devices) include licenses for basic operation, but some features require separate licensing or service subscriptions, as described in this chapter.

A "right-to-use" license does not expire, but service subscriptions require periodic renewal.

The type of license your products require (Smart or Classic) depends on the software you use, not on the hardware it runs on.

Note	"NGFW" means different things to different people, so this documentation does not use this term.

Requirements and Prerequisites for Licensing

Model Support

Any, but the specific licenses requires per model differ as indicated in the procedures.

Supported Domains

Global, except where indicated.

User Roles

License Requirements for Firepower Management Center

Firepower Management Center allows you to assign licenses to managed devices and manage licenses for the system.

A single Firepower Management Center can manage both devices that require Classic licenses and devices that require Smart Licenses.

Hardware FMC

A hardware Firepower Management Center does not require purchase of additional licenses or service subscriptions in order to manage devices.

Virtual FMC

Firepower Management Center Virtual has additional licensing requirements. See Firepower Management Center Virtual Licenses.

Firepower Management Center Virtual Licenses

Generally, Firepower Management Center Virtual requires a license entitlement for each device that it will manage.

If an FMCv manages Firepower Threat Defense devices that are configured in a high availability pair, you still need one entitlement for each device (not one entitlement for the pair.)

In multi-instance deployments, you need one entitlement for each security module.

In standard, connected Smart Licensing, these licenses are perpetual.

In Specific License Reservation, these licenses are term-based.

This entitlement appears in Cisco Smart Software Manager as Firepower MCv Device License with different numbers of entitlements.

Evaluation License Caveats

Not all functionality is available with an evaluation license, functionality under an evaluation license may be partial, and transition from evaluation licensing to standard licensing may not be seamless.

For example, if you have Firepower Threat Defense devices configured in a cluster, and you switch from an evaluation license to Smart Licensing, service will be interrupted when you deploy the change.

Review information about evaluation license caveats in information about particular features in this Licensing chapter and in the chapters related to deploying each feature.

Smart vs. Classic Licenses

For managed devices, the licenses you need (Smart or Classic) depend on the software that runs on the device.

Any FMC can simultaneously manage devices with Smart and Classic licenses. You must configure each type of licensing separately.

License Firepower Threat Defense Devices (FTD)

Firepower Threat Defense devices require Smart Licensing.

Cisco Smart Licensing lets you purchase and manage a pool of licenses centrally. Unlike product authorization key (PAK) licenses, Smart Licenses are not tied to a specific serial number or license key. Smart Licensing lets you assess your license usage and needs at a glance.

In addition, Smart Licensing does not prevent you from using product features that you have not yet purchased. You can start using a license immediately, as long as you are registered with the Cisco Smart Software Manager, and purchase the license later. This allows you to deploy and use a feature, and avoid delays due to purchase order approval.

How to License Firepower Threat Defense Devices

Firepower Threat Defense devices require Smart Licensing.

Follow the steps outlined in this overview to license FTD devices managed by a hardware or virtual Firepower Management Center.

If your FMC also manages Classic devices (ASA FirePOWER, NGIPSv, or 7000/8000 series), you can follow this procedure for FTD devices, then follow the instructions under License Classic Devices ( Firepower 7000/8000 Series, ASA FirePOWER, and NGIPSv) for devices that use Classic licensing.

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