12-02-2018 08:55 PM
Dear Team,
We have deployed an ISE PIC solution for passive ID in our customer network for wired and wireless users. Here are the providers that we are using:
Here are the use cases, for which the user mapping should work flawless:
We are having a lot of issues, particularly due to very sparse documentation available around ISE PIC. Here are our concerns:
Regards,
Milin.
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12-16-2018 04:17 PM - edited 12-16-2018 05:20 PM
You are correct on the custom header for Syslog providers. My issue was actually on my inability to remove the one I set after finding out that the default, detecting the hostname at position 4 with "space" as the separator, sufficed.
I see NXLog has 6.8. Format Converter (pm_transformer) so you would likely be able to use that so that the hostname detected at the same position.
12-15-2018 07:47 PM
- Only one custom header can be created. We want to use custom headers for both AP syslog and DHCP syslog. We are unable to use native DHCP parser because we are using NXLOG to send the syslogs.
Last I tried this, I was able to create multiple custom header. Perhaps, you meant only one used per syslog template.
On DHCP issue, I found TAC filed CSCvn52886.
The others are known constraints.
12-15-2018 08:40 PM
Hi Hslai,
Thanks for your response.
Last I tried this, I was able to create multiple custom header. Perhaps, you meant only one used per syslog template.
- As per my understanding we can create only one custom header per syslog template and in our case we are using two different syslog templates. Please correct me if I am wrong.
On DHCP issue, I found TAC filed CSCvn52886
- This was filed by us only.
Thanks,
Milin.
12-16-2018 04:17 PM - edited 12-16-2018 05:20 PM
You are correct on the custom header for Syslog providers. My issue was actually on my inability to remove the one I set after finding out that the default, detecting the hostname at position 4 with "space" as the separator, sufficed.
I see NXLog has 6.8. Format Converter (pm_transformer) so you would likely be able to use that so that the hostname detected at the same position.
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