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ISE 3.4 version with Windows 10 PC. All ISE posture config, Switch config&ACL are in place.Cisco secure client and Posture client also in place. While connecting to network posture scan runs, but fails. Even simple file check condition fails. The req...

manvik by Level 7
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we need an estimate Secure Server for ISE but I don' understand the correct BOM composition Are sufficient next SKUs ? P/N                             Quantity SNS-3715-K9               2 ISE-SEC-SUB                1 ISE-E-LIC                   500 S...

HiI have configured NTP server on a core router (4431) to synch time with ISE. This router is also the GW for ISE.The issue I am facing is that time on ISE is not syncing with NTP server.I have attached screenshot of the output of show clock and show...

I have 3 SNS-3615 servers running ISE v3.3 Patch 3.  Two of them are in a deployment, the 3rd is configured but is a stand-alone and is only there as a spare.  In our latest vulnerability scan, TCP timestamp response (generic-tcp-timestamp) came up a...

kscott11256 by Community Member
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Recently we recently applied patch 7 to ISE 3.2 to mitigate the issue noted in Field Notice FN74227Since then I'm receiving alerts about the kibana service not running.  As far as I'm aware it was disabled before applying the patch, same as on anothe...

b__k by Frequent Visitor
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Hi802.1x-based NAC for wired ports controls L2 access to switch ports. To gain access to the network, the device must authenticate itself (e.g. with a device certificate). Authentication is performed by the operating system (Windows 10). This means t...

thgusset by Frequent Visitor
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