Agent Monitoring Type
To monitor agents, click Monitor tab.
in the left navigation bar, then click theThis page is only available for users that have Site Admin and Customer Support roles. Scope owners can see Inventory, Deep Visibility Agents, and Enforcement Agents.

The following table shows the differences between each agent type.
Agent Type |
Description |
Deep Visibility |
Provides highest fidelity in terms of time series flow data, processes running on a host. Most Linux and Windows platforms are supported. See sw_agents_deployment-label |
Enforcement |
Provides all capabilities available in Deep Visibility Agents. In addition, Enforcement agents are capable of setting firewall rules on the installed host. |
AnyConnect |
Provides time series flow data on endpoints running AnyConnect Secure Mobility Agent with Network Visibility Module (NVM) without requiring any Cisco Secure Workload agent installation. IPFIX records generated by NVM are sent to Secure Workload AnyConnect Proxy connector. Windows, Mac, and certain smartphone platforms are supported. |
ISE |
Provides metadata about endpoints registered with Cisco ISE. Through ISE pxGrid, ISE connector collects the metadata, registers the ISE endpoints on Secure Workload as ISE agents pushes labels based on the attributes fetched from ISE appliance and LDAP attributes for the users logged in to the endpoints. |
The following table provides a brief summary of various appliance agents provided by Cisco Secure Workload. |
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Appliance Agents |
Description |
SPAN |
Provides the flow analysis without requiring any per-host agent installation. It runs in the Secure Workload ERSPAN VM appliance. It consumes ERSPAN packets sourced by any Cisco switch. |
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Appliance agents such as NetFlow, NetScaler, F5, AWS, and AnyConnect Proxy are now supported as connectors. For more information on connectors, see What are Connectors. |
Any non-zero agent type button allows further drill-down into the distribution of each agent type.