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Cisco Security Cloud Control: On-Premises Firewall Management Center Integration

How do I onboard an on-premises Firewall Management Center?
How do I remove or redirect an onboarded FMC?
Which devices and versions are supported?

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Cisco Security Cloud Control: On-Premises Firewall Management Center Integration

How do I onboard an on-premises Firewall Management Center?
How do I remove or redirect an onboarded FMC?
Which devices and versions are supported?

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Introduction

Overview of Security Cloud Control Firewall Management
Manage On-Premises Firewall Management Center with Security Cloud Control
Security Cloud Control Firewall Management dashboard

Configure basic settings

Overview of Security Cloud Control Firewall Management

Manage Firewall administration in Security Cloud Control Firewall Management

Configure general settings
Manage users and groups within Security Cloud Control organization
Manage API-Only users for Security Cloud Control Firewall Management
View Security Cloud Control notifications
View logging settings
Understand user roles in Security Cloud Control Firewall Management

Deploy and manage Secure Connectors for device onboarding

Introduction to Secure Connectors

Onboard devices in Security Cloud Control Firewall Management

Supported devices, software, and hardware for Security Cloud Control Firewall Management
Onboard an On-Premises Firewall Management Center to Security Cloud Control Firewall Management
Remove an On-Premises Firewall Management Center from Security Cloud Control

Manage onboarded device settings

Changing a device's IP address in Security Cloud Control Firewall Management
Changing a device's name in Security Cloud Control Firewall Management
Export a list of devices and services
Export device configuration
External links for devices
Bulk reconnect devices to Security Cloud Control Firewall Management
Moving devices between organizations
Device certificate expiry detection
Write a device note
Delete a device from Security Cloud Control Firewall Management
Manage security devices
Back up Firewall Threat Defense devices
Manage Firewall Threat Defense devices through Security Cloud Control Firewall Management
Security devices overview
Security Cloud Control Firewall Management labels and filtering
Use Security Cloud Control Firewall Management search functionality

Configuring On-Premises Firewall Management Center Devices

View onboarded On-Premises Firewall Management Center
Troubleshoot cloud region synchronization issue in On-Premises Firewall Management Center high availability
Discover and manage On-Premises Firewall Management Center network objects
Object filters

Policy Analyzer and Optimizer

About Policy Analyzer and Optimizer
Prerequisites to use Policy Analyzer and Optimizer
Enable Policy Analyzer and Optimizer for Security Cloud Control-managed On-Premises Firewall Management Center
Policy Analyzer and Optimizer licensing requirements
Open Policy Analyzer and Optimizer and select a data source
Search and filter policies in Policy Analyzer and Optimizer
Access control policy analysis and optimization
Troubleshooting Policy Analyzer and Optimizer
Frequently Asked Questions About Policy Analyzer and Optimizer

Manage Device Configuration

Read, discard, and deploy configuration changes
Synchronizing configurations between Security Cloud Control and device

Monitor and report change logs, workflows, and jobs

Manage change logs in Security Cloud Control
View change log differences
Change request management
Export the change log
Monitor workflows in Security Cloud Control

Integrating Security Cloud Control with Cisco Security Cloud Sign On

Merge Your Security Cloud Control and Cisco XDR Tenant Accounts

Terraform

About Terraform

Troubleshooting

Troubleshoot a Secure Device Connector
Troubleshoot Security Cloud Control
Device connectivity states

FAQ and Support

Security Cloud Control
FAQ about onboarding devices to Security Cloud Control
Device types
Security
Troubleshooting
How do I transfer a Firewall Threat Defense device to a new or existing Security Cloud Control organization?
Terminologies and definitions used in Zero-Touch Provisioning
Policy optimization
Connectivity
About Data Interfaces
How Security Cloud Control processes personal information
Contact Security Cloud Control support

Cisco Security Cloud Control: On-Premises Firewall Management Center Integration

Remove an On-Premises Firewall Management Center from Security Cloud Control

Updated: July 12, 2026

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Learn how to remove an on-premises Firewall Management Center and its managed devices from Security Cloud Control by disabling auto-onboarding and following the device removal steps in the Administration settings.

If you remove an on-premises Firewall Management Center from Security Cloud Control, all devices managed by that on-premises Firewall Management Center will also be removed.

Before you begin

To remove one or more on-premises Firewall Management Centers that were onboarded using auto-onboarding, first disable the auto-onboarding option.

Choose Administration > General Settings.
In the Tenant Settings section, disable Auto onboard On-Prem FMCs integrated to Cisco Security Cloud.

Procedure

	1.	Choose Administration > Integrations > Firewall Management Center.
	2.	Click the FMC tab.
	3.	Choose the on-premises Firewall Management Center you want to remove.
	4.	In the Device Actions pane, click Remove On-Prem FMC and its managed devices.
	5.	Click OK to confirm that you want to remove on-premises Firewall Management Center and its managed devices from your tenant.
	6.	Refresh your browser to see an updated list of devices.

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