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Converting logon id from to a different format

rdotson
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Is there a way in ISE 1.1.1 to accept a logon as an email address then convert that to a domain\username format?

example:

logon id: user@email.test.com  to domain\user.

If so where would that be done?

Current Authorization Policy matches on domain , Radius:User-Name MATCHES .*domainname.*

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aqjaved
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The  Guest Username Policy Configuration page allows the Cisco ISE  administrator to specify how the user names will be created for the  guest accounts.

Username policy configuration can be done in two ways:

• General

• Random

Configuring General Guest Username Policy

You can create a guest username based on the e-mail address or the first and last name of the guest.

To configure general guest username policy, complete the following steps:

Step 1: Choose Administration > Web Portal Management > Settings > Guest > Username Policy

Step 2: Choose one of the username policy options for creating the username for the guest account:

c. Create username from email address—Select this option if you want the guest username to be formed from the

     guest’s e-mail address.

d. Create username from the first name and last name —Select this option if you want the guest username to be

    formed from the first initial of the first name combined with the last name of the guest user.

Step 3: Enter the Minimum Username length for the guest usernames. The valid range is 1-20.

If  the guest usernames formed by the e-mail address or by the combination  of first and last name are shorter than the minimum length, the username  will be appended with 0(zero) characters and a 1 at the end. If the  username is not unique, numeric characters are appended to the name to  make it unique.

Please check the below link for more configuration:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.1.1/user_guide/ise_guest_pol.pdf