04-21-2020 03:47 PM
Hello,
i just have one question my custumer haves 300 devices authenticating on a ACS with TACACS so what should i buy to meet this requirement?
from what i understand i only need the following:
R-ISE-VMS-K9= | Cisco ISE Virtual Machine Small |
L-ISE-BSE-PLIC | Cisco ISE Base License |
L-ISE-BSE-P1 | Cisco ISE Base License - Sessions 100 to 249 |
L-ISE-TACACS-ND= | Cisco ISE Device Admin Node License |
and the licence that is giving me this option is this one L-ISE-TACACS-ND=.
but im not sure if the 100 base is limiting the Radius or the Tacacs devices, so can someone help me with this doubt?
thanks for the help.
04-21-2020 04:34 PM
04-21-2020 06:36 PM
all the devices ar networking devices like SW, RT, etc. and all this devices use tacacs so wil the
L-ISE-BSE-P1 | Cisco ISE Base License - Sessions 100 |
be consumed by every networking device?
or only when the try to authenticate to each one?
04-21-2020 04:56 PM
See the ISE Ordering Guide for more detailed information.
An ISE installation must have a minimum of 100 Base licenses (as I believe this is the smallest block that can be ordered), but those licenses are only consumed by RADIUS sessions. If all of the Network Devices you need to manage use TACACS+, you do not need more than the minimum 100 Base licenses.
More recent versions of ISE require 1 Device Admin license for each PSN that will service TACACS+ requests. If you will have 2x ISE nodes servicing T+ requests (for HA), you will need a total of 2 Device Admin Node licenses.
04-21-2020 06:37 PM
so this means that i can connected the 300 devices or more?
04-21-2020 07:27 PM
If all of those devices use TACACS+ for Device Admin, then you can provide AAA services from ISE using the licenses I discussed above. There is no limit (from a licensing perspective) to the number of network devices that can be supported for TACACS+ with 1 Device Admin Node license (per PSN).
If you have devices that use RADIUS for device administration (instead of TACACS+), the number of Base licenses you have will limit the number of those devices (again, from a licensing perspective) that will be supported by the ISE cluster.
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