Transcription of Stealthwatch Installation and Configuration Guide 7.0
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Stealthwatch Installation and Configuration Guide 7.0
Cisco StealthwatchInstallation and Configuration Guide Table of ContentsIntroduction8 Overview8 Virtual Edition (VE)8 Hardware8 Audience8 New Process9 Required Patches9 Terminology9 Abbreviations9 Before You Begin11 Hardware11 Virtual Appliances11 VMware11 KVM12 Downloading the VE Software12 Registering and Licensing12 Java12 TLS13 Third Party Applications13 Browsers13 Host Name13 Domain Name13 NTP Server13 Time Zone13 Hardware Resource Requirements15 Virtual Edition (VE) Resource Requirements16 SMC VE16 Copyright 2019 CiscoSystems, VE 200016 Flow Collector VE18 Flow Sensor VE20 Flow Sensor VE Network Environments21 Flow Sensor VE Traffic21 UDP Director VE23 Endpoint Concentrator23 Data Storage24 Access Information26 Hypervisor Server26 SMC VE27 Console Access27 Admin Access27 Flow Collector VE28 Console Access28 Admin Access28 Flow Sensor VE29 Console Access29 Admin Access29 UDP Di
KVM l Compatibility: using any compatible Linux distribution. l KVM Host Versions: There are several methods used to install a virtual machine on a KVM host. We tested KVM and validated performance using the following components: l libvirt 3.0.0 l qemu-KVM 2.8.0 l Open vSwitch 2.6.1 l Linux Kernel 4.4.38 l Virtualization Host: For minimum requirements and best performance, review the Virtual
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