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Cisco ISE Configuration

nohfendi1
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Hi Team.

I just wanna ask. when user still connected to network using dot1x or portal ( guest ). then i try to change the configuration on Cisco ISE ( ex. Change vlan result on authorization policy ) why not affect to the user ?

The user have to reauthenticate to get new configuration

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Craig Hyps
Level 10
Level 10

Policy changes do not impact users authenticated with prior policy.  Doing such could potentially have a significant negative impact if ISE was to constantly issue CoA's for every policy change.  Today you can issue CoA from Live Log for users authorized to a specific policy, but realize the potential impact if issue CoA for hundreds or thousands of sessions at once.

By default, the new policy will take effect on next connection or session reauth timer.

Craig

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Craig Hyps
Level 10
Level 10

Policy changes do not impact users authenticated with prior policy.  Doing such could potentially have a significant negative impact if ISE was to constantly issue CoA's for every policy change.  Today you can issue CoA from Live Log for users authorized to a specific policy, but realize the potential impact if issue CoA for hundreds or thousands of sessions at once.

By default, the new policy will take effect on next connection or session reauth timer.

Craig