Configure Cisco Umbrella Connection Settings

The Cisco Umbrella Connection settings define the token that is needed to register the device with Cisco Umbrella.

Before you begin

Establish an account with Cisco Umbrella https://umbrella.cisco.com, and then log into Umbrella at https://dashboard.umbrella.com and obtain the required information to establish connection to Cisco Umbrella.

Procedure

Step 1	Choose Integration > Other Integrations > Cloud Services > Cisco Umbrella Connection.
Step 2	Obtain the following details and add them to the General settings: Organization ID—A unique number that identifies your organization on Cisco Umbrella. Every Umbrella organization is a separate instance of Umbrella and has its own dashboard. Organizations are identified by their name and their organization ID (Org ID). Network Device Key—The key to fetch umbrella policy from Cisco Umbrella. Network Device Secret —The secret to fetch umbrella policy from Cisco Umbrella. Legacy Network Device Token —An Umbrella Legacy Network Devices API token is issued through the Cisco Umbrella dashboard. Umbrella requires the API token to register a network device.
Step 3	Under Advanced, configure the following optional settings: DNSCrypt Public Key—DNSCrypt authenticates and encrypts the DNS queries between the endpoint and the DNS server. To enable DNScrypt, you can configure the DNScrypt public key for certificate verification. The key is a 32-byte hexadecimal value and is preconfigured to B735:1140:206F:225d:3E2B:d822:D7FD:691e:A1C3:3cc8:D666:8d0c:BE04:bfab:CA43:FB79, which is the public key of the Umbrella Anycast servers. Management Key—A key to fetch datacenter details from Umbrella cloud for VPN policy. Management Secret—A secret used to fetch datacenters from Umbrella cloud for VPN.
Step 4	Click Test Connection—Test if the Cisco Umbrella Cloud is reachable from the management center. When you provide the required organization ID and network device details, the umbrella connection is created.
Step 5	Click Save.