11-17-2021 06:06 AM
Hello folks,
We have a project on where we're integrating ISE 3.0 with ACI and it looks as though we can only integrate with a single ACI pod and only 1 tenant within it.
Have other had the same? Is there a workaround or roadmap to allow 1 ISE instance to integrate with multiple ACI's or tenants?
Best, Leigh
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11-17-2021 02:20 PM
The current solution for TrustSec-ACI Policy Plane Integration has the limitation that it only supports a single L3Out, within a single Tenant, within a single ACI cluster. This applies to current versions of APIC-DC and ISE.
We cannot discuss roadmap on this public forum.
Another option for this type of multi-domain segmentation would be leveraging Cisco Secure Workload (formerly Tetration). Secure Workload supports integration with ISE via pxGrid to learn IP-SGT bindings and apply policies to the workloads using the providers native firewall based on source/destination SGTs.
See Cisco Secure Workload (formerly Tetration and Cisco ISE Integration Use Cases and Benefits) Solution Overview for more info and links.
11-17-2021 02:20 PM
The current solution for TrustSec-ACI Policy Plane Integration has the limitation that it only supports a single L3Out, within a single Tenant, within a single ACI cluster. This applies to current versions of APIC-DC and ISE.
We cannot discuss roadmap on this public forum.
Another option for this type of multi-domain segmentation would be leveraging Cisco Secure Workload (formerly Tetration). Secure Workload supports integration with ISE via pxGrid to learn IP-SGT bindings and apply policies to the workloads using the providers native firewall based on source/destination SGTs.
See Cisco Secure Workload (formerly Tetration and Cisco ISE Integration Use Cases and Benefits) Solution Overview for more info and links.
11-18-2021 03:52 AM
Thanks for the great reply, Greg.
Best, Leigh
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