Cisco Security Cloud Control: Secure Firewall Management
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Cisco Security Cloud Control: Secure Firewall Management
Updated: September 24, 2026
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Log inConfigure a CLI template in Security Cloud Control by naming the template, entering configuration commands, adding parameter tags, and saving it for reuse.
Create a CLI template to standardize and reuse configuration commands across multiple devices.
Use this procedure to create a CLI template.
Log into Security Cloud Control.
In the Security Cloud Control platform menu, choose Products > Firewall.
From the left pane, choose Administration > Integrations > CLI Templates.
On the CLI Templates page, click 
.
Give the template a unique name in the Name field.
(Optional) Provide a Description and Notes for the template.
In the Command field, enter your configuration commands to create a new template.
You can add parameters in the template by adding {{}} tags around the parameter names. Only alphanumeric characters and underscores are allowed for parameter names.
Click Create.
The CLI template is created and saved for reuse across multiple devices with the specified configuration commands and parameters.
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