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Hello @ all, We currently operate a Wi-Fi network with 802.1x authentication based on a Freeradius distribution.Now we want to switch to the ISE 2.6. As far as everything works, however, a fact bothers me. In the "Policy Sets" we have created a new p...

Dear Cisco,   After running into the session limit (20k) of our ISE 3495, we followed tacacs recommendation of Cisco TAC to implement single-connection feature:   We encountered some issues during our POC:   We change the config to : tacacs-server ho...

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I've noticed in my live logs that my WLC's consistently show as the authenticator for users, but when I have an authentication for a wired user it will show the port the user is connected to, but not the hostname for the device. Anyone know why that ...

Hello All,   I am facing a weird issue, following are the details   I have ISE version 2.3 Patch 3 with Anyconnect 4.5.530 with 4.3.215 Compliance ModuleMajority of users posture is working fine and in ISE logs it shows compliant Some users posture s...

I want to prevent sponsors from entering an email addresses for the sponsored account that contains a few domains (e.g. - @example.com). I didn't have luck using the first script detailed here:https://community.cisco.com/t5/security-documents/ise-spo...

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