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Cisco ISE keep authorized session and ACL after worstation reboot

Didier587
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Hello everybody.

In our computer network, we are finalizing the installation of workstations.
We then set up a captive portal that allows the workstations to log in with their Active Directory account.
Once they are logged in, an ACL is applied, which allows the workstation installation to be finalized.
However, the workstation is forced to reboot several times.
We therefore lose authentication and network access after the reboot.
The main problem is that the ACL is no longer applied.
Our goal is to keep the ACL session active after the computer reboots.
Do you have a solution for the Cisco ISE?

Best regards

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marce1000
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- @ >...We then set up a captive portal that allows the workstations to log in with their Active Directory account.
            Is that a user based log in ; meaning I would assume that for the particular workflow , you will need to
            fallback to machine based authentication in Active Directory,

  M.



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Hello marce1000,

we configured a DACL for reimaging the devices through Wired access, the users first authenticate through CWA with AD, and then they join this reimage DACL with access to assets needed for reimage. but while reimage is occurring the device restarts many times and after restart he lost the session for reimage dacl, and need to reauthenticate. but because no access to browser during the reimage the user can`t authenticate and the reimage process failed. what is the way to keep the port session in the reimage dacl without need to reauthenticate after restart?

Didier587
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Hello,

Do you have any update about this request ?

Best regards