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Hello Cisco brains, I recently deployed Cisco ISE (3.1P3) and I'm running into an issue with Anomalous Behavior and Detection. I understand that in order for ISE to trigger an anomaly, it must hit the following:NAS-Port-Type - Determines if the acces...

  hello.After installing ISE 3.1, the license was added through Smart License normally, but still the error as shown in the picture is displayed. Having trouble with the license addition process?

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isp3799 by Level 1
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HiI have a strange issue and no doubt I'm missing something basic but it has me scratching my head.I've been playing around with Guest portals.  I have Guest 1 on Gig1 and Guest 2 on Gig 2.  In my authorization profile I supply the portal IP address ...

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Hi All,  I'm trying to configure Wireless 802.1x with PEAP and I understand for ISE to verify the user certificate that it will present, I need to have a Root CA in the list of 'Trusted Certificates' within ISE. I've imported that as follows: That's ...

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IP Team by Level 1
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Hi All,I'm trying to configure cisco 3560 for basic 802.1x with ISE 2.6. I have a single PC attached to gigabitEthernet 0/1 but I dont see any pop up on PC to enter username and password. Not sure dot1x is supported on this switch but all the command...

I am new to this and starting into configuring our ISE servers with policies for allowing endpoints to authenticate using 802.1X. I am taking a phased approach to this so I don't accidently shut down the whole network. After much research, I started ...