08-04-2022 10:06 PM - edited 08-04-2022 10:25 PM
I use network device groups to manage my policy sets for RADIUS and TACACS, The following hierarchy is what I am trying to implement:
Managed by TACACS group:
RADIUS authentication group:
What I noticed is that I can't have a network device in two or more groups, for example I want to be able to manage my WLC with TACACS+, also I want to use it for GUEST and BYOD, if I add it to the group (RADIUS authentication group >> Wireless >> Guest) users will be able to access the guest network, but the WLC will not be managed by TACACS+
Is this by design in ISE? also, I noticed that I can't use the group (RADIUS authentication group >> Wireless ) and tat I need to specify the latest device group in the tree, is inheritance not working in ISE network devices?
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08-04-2022 10:41 PM
You can create custom groups for network devices to create multiple trees like this and have a device in more than the two default groups (device type + location) at once.
If you want to use the group "Wireless" in a policy, you could use the "contains" logic, but it won't work to map a middle group as "equals" since that requires an exact match.
Example for device type with multiple logic variations.
devicetype#WLCs#9800 - you can match this with equals "devicetype#WLCs#9800", ends with "WLCs#9800", or contains "WLCs"
08-15-2022 01:23 PM
You absolutely can assign multiple network device groups per network device:
Please see our ISE Webinar ▶ Managing Network Devices in ISE where I explain how to create and assign network device groups.
31:46 Network Device Groups (NDGs)
34:12 CSV Export & Import of NDGs and Network Devices
08-04-2022 10:41 PM
You can create custom groups for network devices to create multiple trees like this and have a device in more than the two default groups (device type + location) at once.
If you want to use the group "Wireless" in a policy, you could use the "contains" logic, but it won't work to map a middle group as "equals" since that requires an exact match.
Example for device type with multiple logic variations.
devicetype#WLCs#9800 - you can match this with equals "devicetype#WLCs#9800", ends with "WLCs#9800", or contains "WLCs"
08-15-2022 01:23 PM
You absolutely can assign multiple network device groups per network device:
Please see our ISE Webinar ▶ Managing Network Devices in ISE where I explain how to create and assign network device groups.
31:46 Network Device Groups (NDGs)
34:12 CSV Export & Import of NDGs and Network Devices
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