Cisco Crosswork Data Gateway 7.2 Installation and Configuration Guide for Cloud Applications

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Cisco Crosswork Data Gateway 7.2 Installation and Configuration Guide for Cloud Applications

About this content

Provides instructions on how to configure and manage Crosswork Data Gateway in Cisco Cloud, a solution designed to enable secure data collection and transport. It covers installation requirements, deployment tasks, base VM management, and VM deletion procedures.


Getting started with Crosswork Data Gateway in Cisco Cloud

Guides network administrators through the initial requirements and prerequisites for deploying Crosswork Data Gateway within Cisco Cloud. This chapter details the supported virtualization platforms and key integrations, providing the essential preparation needed to begin secure network data collection.

Installation requirements

Outlines the prerequisites and technical requirements for installing Crosswork Data Gateway on VMware and OpenStack platforms. This chapter details essential resource specifications, necessary network port configurations, and proxy server requirements to ensure a successful deployment.

Installation tasks

Guides you through the deployment and configuration of Crosswork Data Gateway instances on VMware and OpenStack platforms. This chapter details the process for enrolling gateways with Crosswork Cloud, managing registration, and resolving initial connectivity issues to ensure successful data collection.

Manage Crosswork Data Gateway base VM

Details the management of the Crosswork Data Gateway base VM, covering the interactive console, user role configuration, system settings, and essential troubleshooting procedures for maintaining network connectivity and system health.

Delete the Crosswork Data Gateway VM

Outlines the procedures for permanently removing the Crosswork Data Gateway VM from vSphere and OpenStack environments. This chapter details the necessary steps for deletion using both UI and CLI methods to ensure the VM and its associated data are fully removed from your infrastructure.