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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
Field Reference
Table 11-16 Image Manager Page
Element Description
Use IPS Updates Settings If checked, the other settings on this page are disabled and the default
prevails (the Cisco.com credentials from the IPS Updates page apply).
Caution If checked, be sure that the Cisco.com credentials from the
IPS Updates page are configured correctly. On that page, the
default value for "Update From:" is "Local Server." You must
choose "Cisco.com" to see certificate settings. Improper or
incomplete certificate setting will prevent connectivity to
Cisco.com, and all Cisco.com-related operations in this area
will fail.
Username The username Security Manager should use to log in to Cisco.com.
Password
Confirm
The password for the username. Enter the password in both fields.
Enable Proxy Enables Image Manager to connect to Cisco.com via a web proxy
server. When Enable Proxy is selected, the other proxy fields (including
IP or Hostname, Port, Username, and Password) are enabled and used
to to connect to the web proxy.
Test Connection Used to test for connectivity and credentials for Cisco.com.
Contact URL
• When selected, "Image Meta-data Locator" is used. This is the
URL on Cisco.com that is used to obtain meta-data information
about images. Meta-data information consists of the images
applicable to a particular product, name, size, checksum, and URL
to download for each image.
• When selected, "Other" is used. You can enter any valid HTTPS
URL. This URL is intended primarily for the HTTPS URL to
download the image as obtained from the meta-data information
about the image. This URL may be different from the URL of the
image meta-data locator described in the previous paragraph; the
certificate may be different, as well.
Caution If you choose "Other," you need to explicitly add
"https://dl.cisco.com" [without the quotation marks]: Enter it
in the text field adjacent to the "Other" button. Failure to do
this will prevent connectivity to Cisco.com, and all
Cisco.com-related operations in this area will fail.