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Migration from Duo Splunk Connector question

taasai
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We are referring to the following site for the setup: Cisco Security Cloud App for Splunk User Guide - Configure Cisco Products in Cisco Security Cloud App [Support] - Cisco https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/cisco-secure-cloud-app/user-guide/cisco-security-clou...

In the "Configure an Application" chapter and the "Cisco Duo > Procedure" section, does the "Input Name" refer to the value set in the Duo Admin Console under "Admin API > Settings > Name"? Do these values need to be consistent between Splunk and Duo?

I understand that the configuration settings in Cisco Security Cloud can be reused from the Duo Splunk Connector. Is this correct? Or are there any configuration items that have changed from the Duo Splunk Connector?

Currently, we are setting permissions according to step 4 of the "First Steps" on the following site: https://duo.com/docs/splunkapp#first-steps  . Should we apply the same settings when implementing Cisco Security Cloud?

Are the server system requirements for implementing Cisco Security Cloud the same as those for the Duo Splunk Connector? If there are differences, could you please provide detailed system requirements?

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