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Hi,   Sales guy has told the customer that a guest SSID can be configured that allows the following process: Receptionist has bits of paper with uniquely generated PSKsThe PSKs have two types of expiry that begins on first use; 4 hours, 3 months. Gen...

StefC by Level 1
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Can you tell me what info the Visibility Wizard collects from SNMP?  I believe it collects MAC address and ARP table information. Does it collect CDP and LLDP information as well?   What other data does it pull from SNMP?   Thanks.   Sam

scamarda by Cisco Employee
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Hi TME's   Got the following from a customer and want some field guidance. "We're currently running a Cisco ISE deployment (2 nodes) on code version 2.3 patch 4. There is a project in-flight to deploy guest services that is nearing the tail end. A fe...

I have just upgraded a 4 node cluster from 2.3 to 2.4 and have run into a few issues.After upgrade which took over 30 hours I can no longer sync nodes as they all report upgrade in process.If i remove a node from the cluster and try and re-add it I g...

sapage by Level 1
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Is this possible to do Guest url mapping using Cisco ISE. I need to  dynamically redirect urls that have a certain url structure, maintaining parts of the original URL in the destination URL. Original URL: https://10.64.67.92:8443/guestportal/gateway...

One ISE is available at 10.78.29.107.  As a root from PI instance, I can ping this ISE.    [root@pi-common-xxx ~]# ping 10.78.29.107 -c 4 PING 10.78.29.107 (10.78.29.107) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from 10.78.29.107: icmp_seq=1 ttl=63 time=0.634 ...

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