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AD Group controlled access to BYOD self-reg portal (ISE 2.4)

darryldigsit
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

What is the recommendation if a customer wants to limit access to the self-reg BYOD portal based on AD Groups?  i.e. staff and contractors get access to self register devices, but no one else can access the portal....

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Jason Kunst
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee
Are you trying to limit access to the My Devices Portal? Then use this document as Paul mentioned
https://community.cisco.com/t5/security-documents/ise-1-3-2-1-sponsor-authorization-on-secondary-attributes/ta-p/3641379

Otherwise if you’re trying to determine what groups have to go through BYOD flow for native supplicant and certificate provisioning then you can do the following:

This will allow guests and certain non byod required direct to internet otherwise force them to go through BYOD
Authz rules:


* If TLS auth valid cert then permit access
* If mab and guestflow and BYODrequiredgroup (AD employee, contractor) then redirect to NSP (byod portal)
* If mab and guestflow then permit access
* OR if mab and guest endpointgroup then permit access


* If mab then redirect to guest portal (CWA)

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paul
Level 10
Level 10

You have to use the RADIUS callback trick documented on the forums.  Basically setup ISE as a RADIUS server to itself which allows the flow to come into a normal policy set where you can apply AD restrictions.

Jason Kunst
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee
Are you trying to limit access to the My Devices Portal? Then use this document as Paul mentioned
https://community.cisco.com/t5/security-documents/ise-1-3-2-1-sponsor-authorization-on-secondary-attributes/ta-p/3641379

Otherwise if you’re trying to determine what groups have to go through BYOD flow for native supplicant and certificate provisioning then you can do the following:

This will allow guests and certain non byod required direct to internet otherwise force them to go through BYOD
Authz rules:


* If TLS auth valid cert then permit access
* If mab and guestflow and BYODrequiredgroup (AD employee, contractor) then redirect to NSP (byod portal)
* If mab and guestflow then permit access
* OR if mab and guest endpointgroup then permit access


* If mab then redirect to guest portal (CWA)

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