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

Deploying and configuring Crosswork Data Gateways with Crosswork Cloud

Updated: January 29, 2026

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Outlines the comprehensive workflow for deploying Crosswork Data Gateway, covering token-based authentication, VM installation, cloud registration, and connection verification to enable centralized management and secure network data collection.

The key components involved in the process are:

  • Crosswork Data Gateway: Collects network data from devices and forwards it to Crosswork Cloud.

  • Crosswork Cloud: Orchestrates Data Gateways and manages data collection jobs.

  • Enrollment token: Authenticates and establishes secure communication between the gateway and the cloud controller.

Summary

This process details how to deploy Crosswork Data Gateway instances and connect them to Crosswork Cloud for centralized management and data collection.

Workflow

The deployment and configuration process involves these stages:

  1. Decide when to obtain the enrollment token. The enrollment token is required to establish communication between the Crosswork Data Gateway and Crosswork Cloud. You can enable enrollment for Crosswork Data Gateway in two ways:
  2. Deploy the Crosswork Data Gateway as a base Virtual Machine (VM) on a preferred virtualization platform. See Deploy Crosswork Data Gateway.
  3. Enroll Crosswork Data Gateway (if not using autoenrollment): If you elected not to use autoenrollment in step 1 of this workflow, enroll Crosswork Data Gateway using the token. See Enroll Crosswork Data Gateway.
  4. Register Crosswork Data Gateway with Crosswork Cloud. Register the deployed Data Gateway with Crosswork Cloud. The Crosswork Cloud takes over management of the Data Gateway and automatically pushes the necessary collection job configurations. See Register Crosswork Data Gateway with Crosswork Cloud applications.
  5. Verify the Crosswork Data Gateway connection: Confirm that the Crosswork Data Gateway is connected to Crosswork Cloud and is actively collecting data from network devices. See Verify the Crosswork Data Gateway deployment.

Result

Your Crosswork Data Gateways are successfully deployed, registered, and centrally managed by Crosswork Cloud for automated, secure data collection.

What’s next

Access Crosswork Cloud features to gain insights into your network data. See the Cisco Crosswork Cloud User Guide.

Configuration options for Crosswork Data Gateway deployment

Before deploying Crosswork Data Gateway, review these concepts.

Crosswork Data Gateway VM instances

Decide on the number of Crosswork Data Gateway VM instances that you want to install.

vNIC role mapping

The system automatically assigns a role to each vNIC based on the number of vNICs you configure. Each role determines the type of traffic handled by that vNIC. In most deployments, the default role-to-vNIC mappings are appropriate and do not require changes. For information about the vNIC mappings, see Resource requirements for Crosswork Data Gateway.

Modify the default traffic mappings during installation only if necessary. To ensure proper configuration and support, consult the Cisco Customer Experience team before making changes.

vNIC configuration

Crosswork Data Gateway supports three vNIC configuration options. The configuration you choose depends on how you plan to secure your network and segregate different types of traffic.

vNIC IPv4 or IPv6 address configuration methods

Decide whether you want to use DHCP or Static as the addressing method for the VMs. When using static addressing for your virtual machines, ensure that the network information (IP addresses, subnets, and ports) is available for each VM.

Auditd messages configuration

Configure the remote server to enable Crosswork Data Gateway to send Linux Audit Daemon (Auditd) messages. To forward these messages to an external Auditd server, configure additional parameters.

Proxy servers

If you use a proxy server, configure the proxy parameters for Crosswork Data Gateway to connect to the Internet via TLS.

Enrollment token (package)

Crosswork Data Gateway must enroll with Crosswork Cloud to establish secure communication. Enrollment occurs through the enrollment token.

You can enable enrollment for Crosswork Data Gateway in two ways:

  • During installation or configuration: Generate an enrollment token ahead of time and apply it when installing or configuring Data Gateway. To enable automatic enrollment, either create a new token or reuse an existing one.

  • After installation: If the Data Gateway is already deployed, you can still acquire and apply an enrollment token to enable the enrollment process.

Security group rules and policies

Plan and determine the security group rules and policies before creating and using them.

Configuration parameters required for Crosswork Data Gateway deployment

This section ensures all parameter types, their labels, keys, required/optional status, and configuration dependencies are clear, supporting accurate and streamlined deployment preparation.

These tables describe the labels and keys required to deploy Crosswork Data Gateway:

  • Each label maps to a corresponding value that is either:

    • Automatically collected when using the VMware template, or

    • Manually provided in the configuration file when deploying the node using the OVF Tool or other installation methods.

  • Table details:

    • Labels represent the parameters that you can configure in the VMware UI.

    • Keys correspond to field values in the OVF script that align with your configuration.

    • Mandatory parameters are denoted with an asterisk (*). You require these parameters for successful deployment.

    • Optional parameters are the parameters that you can choose based on your deployment scenario.

    • Parameters with additional procedures are denoted with double asterisks (**). You can configure these parameters during installation or later through additional procedures.

Parameter labels, keys, and descriptions

Table 1. Host

Label

Key

Description

Hostname*

 Hostname

A unique name you assign to the Cisco Crosswork Data Gateway VM. It must be a fully qualified domain name (FQDN).

Description*

 Description

A detailed description of the Crosswork Data Gateway.

Label

 Label

A label you assign for Cisco Crosswork Cloud to use in categorizing and grouping multiple Crosswork Data Gateway instances.

AllowRFC8190*

 AllowRFC8190

Indicate whether Crosswork Data Gateway will automatically allow addresses in an RFC 8190 range. The default value is Yes.

Private Key URI

 DGCertKey

If you want to use certificates other than the Crosswork Cloud self-signed certificates, provide the URI to the private key file for session key signing. You can retrieve this using SCP (user@host:path/to/file).

Certificate chains override any preset or generated certificates in the Crosswork Data Gateway. Provide the chain as an SCP URI (user:host:/path/to/file). The host with the URI files must be reachable on the network (in the vNIC0 interface via SCP), and the files must be present at the time of installation.

Certificate File and Key Passphrase

 DGCertChainPwd

SCP user passphrase to retrieve the Crosswork Data Gateway PEM formatted certificate file and private key.

Data Disk Size

 DGAppdataDisk

Size in GB of a second data disk.

The default size is 24GB. To change the default value, consult a Cisco representative.

Enrollment Passphrase**

 EnrollmentPassphrase

SCP user passphrase to transfer enrollment package.
Table 2. Passphrases

Label

Key

Description

dg-admin Passphrase*

 dg-adminPassword

A password with 10 to 64 characters.

dg-oper Passphrase*

 dg-operPassword

A password that is 10–64 characters.

Table 3. vNIC role mapping

vNIC roles that map to...

Ethernet interface

NicControl, NicNBExternalData, and NicSBData

eth1

NicSBData

eth2
NicControl and NicNBExternalData eth1
Table 4. Interfaces

Label

Key

Description

vNIC role assignment

NicDefaultGateway*

NicDefaultGateway

Interface used as the Default Gateway for processing the DNS and NTP traffic.

Traffic that is not assigned to any other interface is defaulted to this interface.

Options are eth0, eth1, eth2, or eth3. The default value is eth0.

NicAdministration*

NicAdministration

Interface used to route the traffic associated with the administration of the Crosswork Data Gateway. The interface uses the SSH Protocol through the configured port.

Options are eth0, eth1, eth2, or eth3. The default value is eth0.

NicExternalLogging*

NicExternalLogging

Interface used to send logs to Crosswork Cloud.

Options are eth0, eth1, eth2, or eth3. The default value is eth0.

NicManagement*

NicManagement

Interface used to send the enrollment and other management traffic.

Options are eth0, eth1, eth2, or eth3. The default value is eth0.

NicControl*

NicControl

Interface that is used for sending the destination, device, and collection configuration.

Options are eth0, eth1, eth2, or eth3. The default value is eth0.

NicNBSystemData*

NicNBSystemData

Interface used to send the collected data to the system destination.

Options are eth0, eth1, eth2, or eth3. The default value is eth0.

NicNBExternalData*

NicNBExternalData

Interface used to send collection data to Crosswork Cloud.

Options are eth0, eth1, eth2, or eth3. The default value is eth0.

NicSBData*

NicSBData

Interface used to collect data from all devices.

Options are eth0, eth1, eth2, or eth3. The default value is eth0.

vNIC IPv4 address

Note

Assign an IPv4 address to each vNIC (vNIC0, vNIC1, vNIC2) based on the number of network interfaces you intend to use.

vNIC IPv4 Method*

Vnic0IPv4Method

Vnic1IPv4Method

Vnic2IPv4Method

Options are None, Static, or DHCP.

Note

DHCP support is enabled only for deployments performed using the QCOW2 images.

To use the IPv4 address, select Method as Static or DHCP, and select the vNICxIPv6 Method as None.

The default value for Method is None.

vNIC IPv4 Address

Vnic0IPv4Address

Vnic1IPv4Address

IPv4 address of the interface.

vNIC IPv4 Netmask

Vnic0IPv4Netmask

Vnic1IPv4Netmask

IPv4 netmask of the interface in dotted quad format.

vNIC IPv4 Skip Gateway

Vnic0IPv4SkipGateway

Vnic1IPv4SkipGateway

Options are True or False.

Selecting True skips configuring a gateway.

The default value is False.

vNIC IPv4 Gateway

Vnic0IPv4Gateway

Vnic1IPv4Gateway

IPv4 address of the vNIC gateway.

vNIC IPv6 address

Note

Assign an IPv6 address to each vNIC (vNIC0, vNIC1, vNIC2, and so on) based on the number of network interfaces you intend to use.

vNIC IPv6 Method*

Vnic0IPv6Method

Vnic1IPv6Method

Options are None, Static, DHCP or SLAAC (QCOW2 only).

The default value for Method is None.

Note

DHCP support is enabled only for deployments performed using the QCOW2 images.

vNIC IPv6 Address

Vnic0IPv6Address

Vnic1IPv6Address

IPv6 address of the interface.

vNIC IPv6 Netmask

Vnic0IPv6Netmask

Vnic1IPv6Netmask

IPv6 prefix of the interface.

vNIC IPv6 Skip Gateway

Vnic0IPv6SkipGateway

Vnic1IPv6SkipGateway

Options are True or False.

Selecting True skips configuring a gateway.

The default value is False.

vNIC IPv6 Gateway

Vnic0IPv6Gateway

Vnic1IPv6Gateway

IPv6 address of the vNIC gateway.
Table 5. Servers

Label

Key

Description
DNS servers

DNS Address*

 DNS

Space-delimited list of IPv4 or IPv6 addresses of the DNS server accessible in the management interface.

DNS Search Domain

 Domain

DNS search domain.

The default value is localdomain.

DNS Security Extensions

 DNSSEC

Options are False, True, or Allow-Downgrade. Select True to use DNS security extensions.

The default value is False.

DNS over TLS

 DNSTLS

Options are False, True, or Opportunistic. Select True to use DNS over TLS.

The default value is False.

Multicast DNS

 mDNS

Options are False, True, or Resolve. Select True to use multicast DNS.

The default value is False.

Link-Local Multicast Name Resolution

 LLMNR

Options are False, True, Opportunistic, or Resolve. Select True to use link-local multicast name resolution.

The default value is False.

NTP servers

NTPv4 Servers*

 NTP

NTPv4 server list. Enter a space-delimited list of IPv4, IPv6 addresses, or hostnames of the NTPv4 servers accessible in the management interface.

Use NTPv4 Authentication

 NTPAuth

Select True to use NTPv4 authentication. The default value is False.

NTPv4 Keys

 NTPKey

Key IDs to map to the server list. Enter a space-delimited list of Key IDs.

NTPv4 Key File URI

 NTPKeyFile

SCP URI to the chrony key file.

NTPv4 Key File Passphrase

 NTPKeyFilePwd

Password of SCP URI to the chrony key file.

Remote syslog server
Use Remote Syslog Server* UseRemoteSyslog Select True to send syslog messages to a remote host. The default value is False.

Syslog Server Address

SyslogAddress

IPv4 or IPv6 address of a syslog server accessible in the management interface.

Note

If you are using an IPv6 address, surround it with square brackets ([1::1]).

Syslog Server Port

SyslogPort

Port number of the optional syslog server. The port value can range 1–65535. By default, this value is set to 514.

Syslog Server Protocol

 SyslogProtocol

Options are UDP, TCP, or RELP to send the syslog. The default value is UDP.

Syslog Multiserver Mode

SyslogMultiserverMode

Multiple servers in the failover or simultaneous mode. This parameter is applicable when the protocol is non-UDP (UDP must use Simultaneous).

Options are Simultaneous or Failover.

The default value is Simultaneous.

Use Syslog over TLS

 SyslogTLS

Select True to use TLS to encrypt syslog traffic.

The default value is False.

Syslog TLS Peer Name

 SyslogPeerName

The syslog server hostname exactly as entered in the server certificate SubjectAltName or subject common name.

Syslog Root Certificate File URI

SyslogCertChain

URI to the PEM formatted root cert of syslog server retrieved using SCP.

Syslog Certificate File Passphrase

SyslogCertChainPwd

Password of SCP user to retrieve Syslog certificate chain.

Remote Auditd server

Use Remote Auditd Server*

 UseRemoteAuditd

Select True to send an Auditd message to a remote host.

The default value is False.

Auditd Server Address

 AuditdAddress

Hostname, IPv4, or IPv6 address of an optional Auditd server.

Auditd Server Port

 AuditdPort

Port number of an optional Auditd server.

The default port number is 60.
Table 6. Controller and proxy settings

Label

Key

Description

Proxy Server URL

ProxyURL

URL of an optional HTTP proxy server.

Proxy Server Bypass List

 ProxyBypass

Comma-separated list of addresses and hostnames that will not use the proxy.

Authenticated Proxy Username

 ProxyUsername

Username for authenticated proxy servers.

Authenticated Proxy Passphrase

 ProxyPassphrase

Passphrase for authenticated proxy servers.

HTTPS Proxy SSL/TLS Certificate File URI

 ProxyCertChain

HTTPS proxy PEM formatted SSL/TLS certificate file retrieved using SCP.

HTTPS Proxy SSL/TLS Certificate File Passphrase

 ProxyCertChainPwd

Password of SCP user to retrieve proxy certificate chain.
Table 7. Enrollment package

Label

Key

Description

Autoenrollment token

 CloudEnrollmentToken

Configure the maximum number of times an autoenrollment token can be used.

Note

Each token should be allocated per Crosswork Data Gateway you plan to deploy. We recommend provisioning one token per Crosswork Data Gateway, plus an additional spare token to accommodate potential Crosswork Data Gateway replacements.

The default values are:

  • Number of uses: 5

  • Expiry: 30 days

The maximum accepted values are:

  • Number of uses: 50

  • Expiry: 366 days

Enrollment Destination Host and Path

 EnrollmentURI

SCP host and path to transfer the enrollment package using SCP (user@host:/path/to/file).

Enrollment Passphrase

 EnrollmentPassphrase

SCP user passphrase to transfer enrollment package.

Guidelines for deploying Crosswork Data Gateway with correct parameters

  • When mandatory parameters are not specified, Crosswork Data Gateway will be deployed with default values. However, these default values may not align with your requirements and could lead to unintended behavior.

  • Ensure that the correct parameter values are entered during deployment. If an incorrect value is provided, you must destroy the current Crosswork Data Gateway VM, create a new one, and reenroll it with Crosswork Cloud.

Platforms supporting Crosswork Data Gateway deployment

You can deploy Crosswork Data Gateway on these virtualization platforms:

  • VMware vCenter

  • OpenStack

Default user accounts

During deployment, Crosswork Data Gateway automatically creates three default user accounts.

For details on the permissions associated with these accounts, see Supported user roles.

Table 8. Default Crosswork Data Gateway user accounts

Username

Description

A password is created...

dg-admin

The administrator uses this ID to log in and troubleshoot Crosswork Data Gateway.

during deployment.

dg-oper

An operator uses this ID to perform all read-only operations.

An operator can perform a limited set of read-write operations.

during deployment.

dg-tac

A user uses this ID when troubleshooting Crosswork Data Gateway with Cisco.

when troubleshooting with Cisco.

Set security policy for the virtual switch and port group

Procedure

1.

From vCenter, navigate to Host > Configure > Networking > Virtual Switches and select the virtual switch.

2.

Click Edit > Security, and set these port group properties to Reject:

  • Promiscuous mode

  • MAC address changes

Enrollment tokens

The token authenticates each Crosswork Data Gateway with Crosswork Cloud. It is required as part of the deployment process.

This example shows the contents of an enrollment token file.

{
"name": "cdg450-test01",
"description": "cdg500-test01",
"profile": {
"cpu": 8,
"memory": 31,
"nics": 1,
"base_vm": "true"
},
"interfaces": [
{
"name": "eth0",
"mac": "xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx",
"ipv4Address": "x.x.x.x/24",
"roles":
"ADMINISTRATION,CONTROL,DEFAULT_GATEWAY,EXTERNAL_LOGGING,MANAGEMENT,NB_EXTERNAL_DATA,NB_SYSTEM_DATA,SB_DATA"
}
],
"certChain": [
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"version": "8.0.0 (branch dg45x - build number 19)",
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}