Chapter 1 Preparing to Install
System Requirements
Caution On Solaris systems running Cisco Security Agents, if you add a new type of Ethernet interface to the system, you must reboot that system twice for the agent to detect it and apply rules to it accordingly.
To run the Cisco Security Agent on your Linux systems, the requirements are as follows:
Table | Agent Requirements (Linux) | |
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System Component |
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Processor |
| 500 MHz or faster x86 processor (32 bits only) |
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| Note |
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| processor systems are supported. |
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Operating Systems |
| RedHat Enterprise Linux 4.0 WS, ES, or AS |
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| RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0 WS, ES, or AS |
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Memory |
| 256 MB minimum |
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Hard Drive Space |
| 50 MB or higher |
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| Note This includes program and data. |
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Network |
| Ethernet |
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| Note Maximum of 64 IP addresses supported |
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| on a system. |
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Note Agent systems must be able to communicate with CSA MC over HTTPS.
Note The Cisco Security Agent uses approximately 30 MB of memory. This applies to agents running on all supported Windows and UNIX platforms.
| Installing Management Center for Cisco Security Agents 5.2 |
