History for Realms
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Feature |
Minimum Management Center |
Minimum Threat Defense |
Details |
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Proxy sequences. |
Any |
7.2.0 |
Similar to a realm sequence, a proxy sequence is one or more managed devices that can communicate with Cisco Defense Orchestrator in the event Cisco Defense Orchestrator cannot communicate with the LDAP or Active Directory server. New/modified screens: |
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Cross-domain trust for Active Directory domains. |
Any |
7.0.0 |
A grouping of Microsoft Active Directory (AD) domains that trust each other is commonly referred to as a forest. This trust relationship can enable domains to access each other's resources in different ways. For example, a user account defined in domain A can be marked as a member of a group defined in domain B. The management center can get users from Active Directory forests for identity rules. |
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Realm sequences. |
Any |
6.7.0 |
A realm sequence is an ordered list of two or more realms to which to apply identity rules. When you associate a realm sequence with an identity policy, the Firepower System searches the Active Directory domains in order from first to last as specified in the realm sequence. New/modified screens: |
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Realms for user control. |
Any |
Any |
A realm is a connection between the management center either an Active Directory or LDAP user repository. |