Install the Secure Event Connector on the CDO Connector VM

Before you begin

You should have installed CDO Connector VM as described inInstall a CDO Connector, to Support a Secure Event Connector, Using a CDO VM Image .

Procedure


Step 1

Log in to CDO.

Step 2

From the CDO menu, choose Tools & Services > Secure Connectors.

Step 3

Select the CDO Connector that you onboarded above. In the Secure Connectors table, it will be called a Secure Event Connector and it should still be in the "Onboading" status.

Step 4

Click Deploy an On-Premises Secure Event Connector in the Actions pane on the right.

Step 5

In step 2 of the wizard, click the link to Copy SEC bootstrap data.

Step 6

Create an SSH connection to the CDO Connector and log in as the cdo user.

Step 7

Once logged in, switch to the sdc user. When prompted for a password, enter the password for the "cdo" user. Here is an example of those commands:

[cdo@sdc-vm ~]$ sudo su sdc
 [sudo] password for cdo: <type password for cdo user> 
[sdc@sdc-vm ~]$

Step 8

At the prompt, run the sec.sh setup script:

[sdc@sdc-vm ~]$ /usr/local/cdo/toolkit/sec.sh setup

Step 9

At the end of the prompt, paste the bootstrap data you copied in step 4 and press Enter.

Please copy the bootstrap data from Setup Secure Event Connector page of CDO: KJHYFuYTFuIGhiJKlKnJHvHfgxTewrtwE
 RtyFUiyIOHKNkJbKhvhgyRStwterTyufGUihoJpojP9UOoiUY8VHHGFXREWRtygfhVjhkOuihIuyftyXtfcghvjbkhB= 

After the SEC is onboarded, the sec.sh runs a script to check on the health of the SEC. If all the health checks are "green," the health check sends a sample event to the Event Log. The sample event shows up in the Event Log as a policy named "sec-health-check."

If you receive a message that the registration failed or that the SEC onboarding failed, go to Troubleshooting SEC Onboarding Failures.

If you receive the success message return to CDO and click Done on the Deploy an ON-Premise Secure Event Connector dialog box.

Step 10

Continue to "What to do next."


What to do next

Return to Implementing Secure Logging Analytics (SaaS) for ASA Devices Implementing Secure Logging Analytics (SaaS) for FDM-Managed Devices.