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ISE Deployment in Network and Vlan's Routing

Hi Everybody,

                       New bee to ISE.I want help/suggestions on how to deploy ise in my network or comment if my plan is efficient

ISE ,Servers(ALL) and Corporate machines (Dot1x and Domain) in vlan 10

Guest should be in separate vlan 20

By default all switch ports should be in vlan 30 having nothing but only DHCP.

Every endpoint should come through vlan30 and then pushed to respective vlan i.e to 10 if corp(Dot1x) PC   and to guest vlan 20 if mab and not listed in endpoints.

Is this an efficient deployment?

Secondly does inter-vlan routing is required in this scenario for the endpoints to be policed properly.

Should ise be able to communicate and police endpoints that are not in its vlan.

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Vidyadhar Evani
Level 1
Level 1

Hi,

ISE deployment needs lot of consideration into many aspects. Suggest to read through cisco documentation to get familiar. 

http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Security/TrustSec_2-0/trustsec_2-0_dig.pdf 

Cisco ISE node has many roles; Admin, Monitor & Policy Service. The policy service node (PSN) is the one which plays the role of RADIUS server ( Advanced RADIUS to be precise) to handle AAA requests. 

For Internal hosts dot1x authentication, you can have an ISE PSN in internal LAN (same VLAN as servers or Users). Whereas for Wireless Guests, you can use a dedicated PSN or share the PSN depending on security requirements. 

Cheers,

Vidy

Please don't forget to rate this post if useful. 

/Vidya

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Vidyadhar Evani
Level 1
Level 1

Hi,

ISE deployment needs lot of consideration into many aspects. Suggest to read through cisco documentation to get familiar. 

http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Security/TrustSec_2-0/trustsec_2-0_dig.pdf 

Cisco ISE node has many roles; Admin, Monitor & Policy Service. The policy service node (PSN) is the one which plays the role of RADIUS server ( Advanced RADIUS to be precise) to handle AAA requests. 

For Internal hosts dot1x authentication, you can have an ISE PSN in internal LAN (same VLAN as servers or Users). Whereas for Wireless Guests, you can use a dedicated PSN or share the PSN depending on security requirements. 

Cheers,

Vidy

Please don't forget to rate this post if useful. 

/Vidya