07-05-2024 05:31 AM
Hi All,
I want to set my ISE reauth timer every 30 minutes for my wired connection, where can I set this?
Also, what is the packet size of this reauth packet?
Thanks
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07-05-2024 05:46 AM
@fatalXerror you can statically configure the reauthentication timer under the interface with the command authentication timer reauthenticate <value>.
Or use the command authentication timer reauthenticate server and push down the timer from ISE, in the Authorization profile select "Reauthentication" checkbox and enter the value in seconds.
I do not know the packet size of a reauth packet without taking a packet capture.
07-05-2024 05:41 AM
I want to set my ISE reauth timer every 30 minutes for my wired connection, where can I set this?
wired meaning SW so you can config reauth timer in SW under port
authentication timer reauthenticate {server or SW reauth timer}
server meaning ISE send reauth timer with request accept
reauth timer this meaning you can direct enter the timer in SW
MHM
07-05-2024 05:46 AM
@fatalXerror you can statically configure the reauthentication timer under the interface with the command authentication timer reauthenticate <value>.
Or use the command authentication timer reauthenticate server and push down the timer from ISE, in the Authorization profile select "Reauthentication" checkbox and enter the value in seconds.
I do not know the packet size of a reauth packet without taking a packet capture.
07-05-2024 07:18 AM
There is no "reauth packet". The process of doing a reauthentication is the same as the initial one with a flow of possibly multiple packets. With you mentioning MAB, it is likely one access-request followed by one access-accept. For 802.1X it can be a flow of many (larger) packets when also certificate information is exchanged.
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