To introduce a new Master Security Engine to the
SMC, add a Master Security Engine element that stores the configuration information for the Master Security Engine and Virtual Security Engines.
For more details about the product and how to configure features, click Help or
press F1.
Steps
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In the SMC Client, select
Engine
Configuration.
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Right-click Engines and select .
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Select the role for the Virtual Engines the Master Engine hosts, then click OK.
The Engine Editor opens.
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In the
Name field, enter a unique name.
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Select the
Log Server
to which the Master Security Engine sends its log data.
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(Optional) Define one or more
DNS IP Addresses.
These addresses are the IP addresses of the DNS servers that the Master
Security Engine uses to resolve domain names. There are two ways to define IP addresses.
- To enter a single IP address manually, click
Add and select
IP Address. Enter the IP address in the dialog box that opens.
- To define an IP address using a network element, click Add and select Network Element.
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Select the
Location for this Master Security Engine if there is a NAT device between this Master Security Engine and other
SMC components.
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(Optional) If you do not need to use clustering on the Master Security Engine:
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In the navigation pane on the left, browse to
.
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Select one of the nodes, then click
Remove Node.
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When prompted to confirm that you want to delete the selected node, click
Yes.
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Click
Save.
Do not close the Engine Editor.
Next steps
Continue the configuration in one of the following ways:
- Add more nodes to the Master Security Engine.
- Add Virtual Resource elements.