Provides an overview of Basic Network Setup in Cisco Secure Access, including FQDNs for Network Connections, Manage Registered Networks, and Clear Your DNS Cache. It outlines the concepts, configuration tasks, and operational guidance presented in this chapter.
Fully Qualified Domain Names for Network Connections
Understand how to configure Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDNs) in Secure Access.
Manage Registered Networks
A Registered Network resource represents a single public static or dynamic IP address, or a range of IP addresses. Cisco Secure Access supports both IPv4 and IPv6 static IP addresses and dynamic IP addresses over IPv4.
Clear Your DNS Cache
Understand how to clear your DNS cache on servers and browsers after you configure your DNS to direct traffic to Secure Access DNS resolvers.
Manage Internal Networks
An Internal Network resource represents a private address space of IP addresses that is managed by your organization and is non-routable. Internal networks include local area networks (LANs) found in branch or residential offices.
Manage Sites
Sites are separate unique locations or private networks, which do not have a direct connection to your other locations or networks. You can configure a site for each deployed virtual appliance in Secure Access.