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ISE queries

ymadheka
Level 4
Level 4

Hi Team,

We are working on an opportunity of ISE with PoC currently in progress have some queries for which need clarity:

  • Is there any mechanism we can provide real time alert on connection of unauthorized device on wired / wireless network?

  • The customer is currently not having 802.1x authentication setting enabled on the end user laptops. For the authentication part we need to enable the same on the end user machines which is done manually in the PoC activity, can the same done through active directory via a script or something. As I recall the Cisco IT team had a script to be executed on machine to make this setting without manual intervention. Do we have such script to be shared with the customer to make the setting automated?

  • For for guest and employee user accessing through wired connectivity on the same switch can we make guest redirected to the portal assuming the port can be used by any of the user namely employee or guest. As per my understanding Easyconnect can be the solution here.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Thanks & Regards,

Yogesh Madhekar

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Craig Hyps
Level 10
Level 10

Whether or not a device is authorized or not is a policy decision.  ISE does clearly show which endpoints are hittin specific rules and reports can be run  to show those that failed auth, rejected, or assigned a specific policy.  We don't trigger alarms as this would be just noise in production deployment, but it is possible to send the auth logs to 3rd-party logger or event manager which triggers alarm of choice based on matching events.

Customers can leverage GPOs to configure AD clients for 802.1X.  Other methods include MDM or ISE's own BYOD feature.

Yes, switchports can handle multiple auth type on single port including 802.1X, MAB, and Web Auth.  This is called Flex Auth.

It recommend reviewing How To guides in our Community related to basic ISE setup and configuration including switch configuration.

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Craig Hyps
Level 10
Level 10

Whether or not a device is authorized or not is a policy decision.  ISE does clearly show which endpoints are hittin specific rules and reports can be run  to show those that failed auth, rejected, or assigned a specific policy.  We don't trigger alarms as this would be just noise in production deployment, but it is possible to send the auth logs to 3rd-party logger or event manager which triggers alarm of choice based on matching events.

Customers can leverage GPOs to configure AD clients for 802.1X.  Other methods include MDM or ISE's own BYOD feature.

Yes, switchports can handle multiple auth type on single port including 802.1X, MAB, and Web Auth.  This is called Flex Auth.

It recommend reviewing How To guides in our Community related to basic ISE setup and configuration including switch configuration.

Hi Craig,

For the 802.1x authentication customer is expecting for the automation through some script. Although have mentioned that it is not we include as a part of PoC and deployment scope.

Jason Kunst
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Would recommend separating the issues so they can be addressed one by one

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