Creating "Client provisioning Policy" in Monitor mode
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03-13-2024 12:00 AM - edited 03-13-2024 12:01 AM
Hi all;
As you can see below, we can create a Client Provisioning Policy in Monitor mode:
Now, when the BYOD user tries to follow the BYOD flow, he/she encounters the following error (as expected, based on Cisco's doc):
Based on Cisco's official doc:
Selecting Monitor option, disables the policy and “watches” the client-provisioning session requests to see how many times ISE tries to invoke based on the “Monitored” policy.
The "disabling the policy" is expected as we can see in the above image. But, the second one is somehow confusing. How can we "watch" this activity?
Thanks
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03-13-2024 08:02 AM
Client Provisioning Report. What is the use-case for BYOD in the first place though? Why not use an MDM instead?
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03-14-2024 12:18 AM
@ahollifield wrote:Client Provisioning Report.
As of my testing, the only predefined report that appears to be impacted or utilized in this operation is the "Supplicant Provisioning" report. You were right if I utilize the Posture Assessment module...
@ahollifield wrote:Why not use an MDM instead?
Because of cost...
Thanks anyway
