04-02-2018 07:16 AM
Dear TME,
I need to know about Compatibility of Microsoft Direct Access VPN along with Cisco ISE & Cisco any connect.
I could not find alot of data about it. So :
1- Can ISE see the Microsoft direct access VPN server as a NAD & communicate with it via Radius & Issue COA?
2- Can anyconnect coexist with the Microsoft direct access VPN agent to do the posture part only?
Kindly do share more details or links about this.
Thanks,
Wissam
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04-02-2018 08:54 AM
I am pretty sure that Microsoft direct access doesn't act like a traditional VPN service like anyconnect where you would bring up a tunnel and be required to do posture and then do a COA after posture is complete. Regardless only cisco VPNs support COA
Therefore there is no integration or co-existence.
Microsoft DirectAccess: An Overview
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04-02-2018 08:54 AM
I am pretty sure that Microsoft direct access doesn't act like a traditional VPN service like anyconnect where you would bring up a tunnel and be required to do posture and then do a COA after posture is complete. Regardless only cisco VPNs support COA
Therefore there is no integration or co-existence.
Microsoft DirectAccess: An Overview
Added our VPN SME as well to keep me honest
04-02-2018 01:15 PM
Hello Wissam & Jason,
Microsoft Direct Access is a Machine Tunnel and uses a certificate to achieve this tunnel - there is no user auth The tunnel is established by the machine and not the user which is completely different than AnyConnect.
CoA requires Radius for the AuthN or AuthZ so an endpoint with Direct Access is not going to work with ISE the way AnyConnect / System Scan and ISE integrate for CoA.
No, it can not co-exist the way you describe if the user is remote then then AnyConnect must establish the tunnel to the ASA and Auth to ISE.
Best regards,
Paul
04-03-2018 12:14 AM
Thanks alot guys for the helpful answers.
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