08-29-2018 08:00 AM
In my installs I always allow for a whitelist called Remedate_Later that we put MAC addresses into that we can't easily figure out. This allows us to move out of Monitor mode quicker. On a larger install I want to lock the Remediate_Later concept down to sites, but I don't want to create all the corresponding MAB rules. I am trying to get dynamic variable matching to work.
So I have endpoint identity groups configured as Remediate_Later_<Site Name> and I put the site code in the description field, i.e. Site1. All the network devices names at the site start with Site1.
In my dynamic variable match I say:
Network Access:network device name starts with Identity Group:description
I can make that condition but it doesn't seem to work. I can see in the step data that the PIPs are being queried. I can't use other fields like device location or identity group name because they contain the full path the object, i.e. Identity Groups:Whitelists:Remediate_Later:Remedidate_Later_<Site Name> or All Locations#<Site Name>.
I was hoping the description field would be coded straight up as the string I put in. Should this work? I am guessing no one in Dev ever thought of this use case.
Any other ideas to accomplish without righting 100s of MAB rules.
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09-01-2018 02:30 PM
Identity Group:description does not appear fetching its value at all.
Instead, it's working ok with an endpoint attribute:
Network Access·NetworkDeviceName Starts With EndPoints·assetTag
09-01-2018 02:30 PM
Identity Group:description does not appear fetching its value at all.
Instead, it's working ok with an endpoint attribute:
Network Access·NetworkDeviceName Starts With EndPoints·assetTag
09-07-2018 06:52 AM
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