03-26-2013 11:56 PM - edited 03-10-2019 08:14 PM
hello all,
am trying to setup a 'guest' access for known people... i mean, the validation of the credentials are made to a LDAP server. User account are created there, and inside a wfacces group.
My probleme is when i activate my autorization policy #3, the guest need to enter his credential many times...
Rule 1: if Network Access:UseCase EQUALS Guest Flow then Permitaccess
Rule 2: if (Wireless_MAB AND Radius:NAS-Identifier EQUALS Guest_corp ) then Authprof_Guest_corp
Rule3 : if (Radius:NAS-Identifier EQUALS Guest_corp AND ldap_corp:ExternalGroups EQUALS cn=wfAcces,ou=ISE,ou=security,ou=groups,o=my.domain ) then PermitAccess
In my Authprof_Guest_corp, i have my ACL, my redirect URL and the identity source sequence.
Removing my rule 3 fix the issue, but i dont want ALL LDAP users to be able to access inet...
The Multiple Matched Rule Applies is selected
Any idea what am doing wrong? or how i should do that?
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03-27-2013 01:31 AM
Eric,
I tried something similar just yesterday with BYOD.
Does it really make sense to match multiple in your case?
By the looks of it linear processing should be OK.
Can you show us which policies you matched during authentication Operation -> Authentications
M.
03-27-2013 01:31 AM
Eric,
I tried something similar just yesterday with BYOD.
Does it really make sense to match multiple in your case?
By the looks of it linear processing should be OK.
Can you show us which policies you matched during authentication Operation -> Authentications
M.
04-10-2013 11:02 AM
There are several things which need to check in order to resolute.
1.) Authentication Failure message indicates that the user’s credentials are invalid. Resolution Check if the Active Directory user account and credentials that are used to connect to the Active Directory domain are correct.
2.) Test Bind to Server Click to test and ensure that the LDAP server details and credentials can successfully bind. If the test fails, edit your LDAP server details and retest.
3.)Cisco ISE allows you to import MAC addresses and the associated profiles of endpoints securely from an LDAP server. You can use an LDAP server to import endpoints and the associated profiles, by using
either the default port 389, or securely over SSL, by using the default port 636.
04-10-2013 01:26 PM
thx both of you.
My problem was with the Mutli match... and order of auth policy.
Case closed
Thx
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