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Hello
Customer is rolling out 802.1x to 2000 switches, and needs the ability to audit all the access ports to determine the configuration state of 802.1x on the port.
does ISE have reporting to help with this process?
thanks.
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It doesn't. This would be a management system like prime. Cisco Active Advisor was something that was supposed to do this as well. Not sure if it does. Trying to find this out
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/cloud-systems-management/active-advisor/index.html#~stickynav=2
Thats right Jason.. Outside Prime, dont think we have any readily available Cisco Tools which can do so..
https://cway.cisco.com/cli/ -- Check this, but it still manual..
Next option may be to run a script which basically needs to collect & archive multiple versions and then compare a baseline version vs captured configs and highlight the differences.
One of our partners Secureview has a tool for this, try it out:
https://www.securview.com/products/cisco-ise-deployment-assistant/
-Hari
It doesn't. This would be a management system like prime. Cisco Active Advisor was something that was supposed to do this as well. Not sure if it does. Trying to find this out
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/cloud-systems-management/active-advisor/index.html#~stickynav=2
Thats right Jason.. Outside Prime, dont think we have any readily available Cisco Tools which can do so..
https://cway.cisco.com/cli/ -- Check this, but it still manual..
Next option may be to run a script which basically needs to collect & archive multiple versions and then compare a baseline version vs captured configs and highlight the differences.
cli analyzer... looks pretty slick. ==> downloading now.
and thanks for recommendation; will need to continue exploring. as this requires analysis of over 2K switches, something automated is definitely needed. or a whole lot of interns :)
cheers.
Regan
One of our partners Secureview has a tool for this, try it out:
https://www.securview.com/products/cisco-ise-deployment-assistant/
-Hari