topic ISE Guest Email Notification (Guest account creation) in Network Access Control

ISE Guest Email Notification (Guest account creation)

Josh Morris — Mon, 11 Mar 2019 04:23:18 GMT

When a guest user creates an account in ISE, it sends a system generated email with the username/password. It says "Welcome to the Guest Portal, your username ise xxx and password is yyy." Is there anywhere in ISE (1.2) to change this text, especially the name 'Guest Portal'? I thought it was in language templates > Configure Miscellaneous Items > Portal Name. But I changed this to the portal name, and it was not reflected in the email. Thanks.

Re: ISE Guest Email Notification (Guest account creation)

Charlie Moreton — Tue, 11 Feb 2014 15:42:43 GMT

Josh,

This is actually configured in the Sponsor Portal Settings. Go to Administration > Web Portal Management > Settings and double-click Sponsor from the left menu. Open up Language Templates and choose your language (I chose English). Scroll to Configure Email Notification and customize!

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Re: ISE Guest Email Notification (Guest account creation)

Josh Morris — Tue, 11 Feb 2014 19:08:36 GMT

Thanks Charles. That worked well. Do you know if I can enter any html or code in these emails, so I could display a logo? Thanks.

ISE Guest Email Notification (Guest account creation)

Charlie Moreton — Tue, 11 Feb 2014 19:57:16 GMT

Josh,

Right now, it's pretty limited. Here is the template to be used for formatting the email notifications:

E-Mail Notification Template

The following is an example of the login information for the body of an e-mail in an English language template:

Welcome to the Guest Portal, your username is $username$ and password is $password$

The $username$ and $password$ strings will be replaced with the username and password values from the Guest User account.

In the e-mail body, you can use special variables to provide the details for the created guest account. When using these variables, you must use all uppercase or all lowercase letters, and you cannot mix them. For example, the string for username can be either $USERNAME$ or $username%, but it cannot be $UserName$.

You can use these variables in the e-mail notification template:

•$USERNAME$ = The username created for the guest.

•$PASSWORD$ = The password created for the guest.

•$STARTTIME$ = The time from which the guest account will be valid.

•$ENDTIME$ = The time at which the guest account will expire.

•$FIRSTNAME$ = The first name of the guest.

•$LASTNAME$ = The last name of the guest.

•$EMAIL$ = The e-mail address of the guest.

•$TIMEZONE$ = The time zone of the user.

•$MOBILENUMBER$ = The mobile number of the guest.

•$OPTION1$ = Optional field for editing.

•$OPTION2$ = Optional field for editing.

•$OPTION3$ = Optional field for editing.

•$OPTION4$ = Optional field for editing.

•$OPTION5$ = Optional field for editing.

•$DURATION$ = Duration of time for which the account will be valid.

•$RESTRICTEDWINDOW$ = The time window during which the guest is not allowed to log in.

•$TIMEPROFILE$ = The name of the time profile assigned.

This dicument is found here:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.2/user_guide/ise_custom_portals.html#wp1015657

ISE v1.3 should have some improvements and quite possibly some HTML tags.

Charles Moreton