05-16-2024 03:08 AM
Hi guys. I want to find out about the usage of device tracking feature on Cisco switches.
When we use that?
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05-16-2024 03:11 AM
You have dACL push to SW
This dACL is permit ip any any'
But each host have IP
Here device tracking work
It make SW detect IP of endpoint and re-config acl to be
Permit ip host <> any
MHM
05-16-2024 03:06 PM
There is also a section on this feature in the ISE Secure Wired Access Prescriptive Deployment Guide
05-16-2024 03:11 AM
You have dACL push to SW
This dACL is permit ip any any'
But each host have IP
Here device tracking work
It make SW detect IP of endpoint and re-config acl to be
Permit ip host <> any
MHM
05-19-2024 02:04 PM
Strange example @MHM Cisco World - what does Device-Tracking have to do with dACL?
Device-Tracking can be enabled on any switch that supports this feature, and its primary purpose is to map the L2<->L3 on interfaces where it's configured. It literally tracks the device's L3 address, and gleans IPv4 addresses via DHCP Snooping (if configured) or via ARP probes - and in the case of IPv6, it gleans IPv6 addresses via the ND (Neighbor Discovery) ICMP packets.
05-16-2024 03:06 PM
There is also a section on this feature in the ISE Secure Wired Access Prescriptive Deployment Guide
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