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User Guide for Cisco Security Manager 4.4
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Chapter 11 Configuring Security Manager Administrative Settings
Image Manager Page
Image Manager Page
Use the Image Manager page to control the administrative settings for Image Manager within Security
Manager.
Also, use the Image Manager page for certificate trust management. (Security Manager downloads ASA
images from Cisco.com over HTTPS, which uses certificates for establishing trust.) The certificate trust
management feature on the Image Manager page is new in Security Manager 4.4. It will help you with
improved handling of Cisco.com certificates for ASA image downloads:
• You can use it to view a certificate and use discretion in accepting it.
• After you accept a certificate, it is stored on your Security Manager server.
• You can see all your certificates in a summary table on the Image Manager page, and you can use
that table to view or remove certificates.
Tip Please be sure to refer to "Retrieve Certificate" in the table below.
For detailed documentation of the certificate trust management feature, refer to Certificate Trust
Management, page 10-17.
Navigation Path
Select Tools > Security Manager Administration and select Image Manager from the table of
contents.
For user strings without
domain
If you select something other than LOCAL for the default domain, how
to handle username or user group names that you type in without a
domain name:
• Auto determine user/user-group from AD—Check the AD
server associated with the default domain to determine whether the
name is for a user or user group, and add the appropriate string:
Default-Domain\user or Default-Domain\\user-group. If the name
cannot be found, you must manually type in the domain name and
the one or two \ characters to indicate whether the name is for a
user or a group.
• Change it to Default-Domain/user—Assume that typed in names
are user names, not user group names, and add the default domain:
Default-Domain\user.
Tip When typing, if you precede the name with \ or \\, the default
domain is automatically added. Thus, if you select the Change
it to Default-Domain/user option, you can still enter group
names without typing the domain by first entering \\.
Save button Saves your changes.
Reset button Resets changes to the previously applied values.
Restore Defaults button Resets values to Security Manager defaults.
Table 11-15 Identity Settings Page (Continued)
Element Description