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04-22-2021 05:55 AM
This may be a basic question, but is it possible to have different versions of say self-register guest portal to be presented for different authorization policies .i.e ssid-1 -present version1 of guest portal, ssid-2 present version2 of guest portal, using the same guest portal fqdn and port?
I have two similar self-register portals and I reference each on in a different authz policy, and depending on which ssid user hits they will receive the redirect for that particular portal even though the ip/port is the same. This should be possible right?
Example:
portal version 1 -
portal version 2 -
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04-22-2021 04:00 PM - edited 04-22-2021 04:00 PM
Yes, ISE can serve multiple portals from the same ip:port on the PSNs. You would just need to ensure that your Policy Set(s) and/or AuthZ Policy are built in a way to differentiate between the two SSIDs. A common method used to do this is using the Called Station ID VSA from the WLC as per the example in the folllowing post.
https://community.cisco.com/t5/network-access-control/aaa/td-p/4086034

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04-22-2021 04:00 PM - edited 04-22-2021 04:00 PM
Yes, ISE can serve multiple portals from the same ip:port on the PSNs. You would just need to ensure that your Policy Set(s) and/or AuthZ Policy are built in a way to differentiate between the two SSIDs. A common method used to do this is using the Called Station ID VSA from the WLC as per the example in the folllowing post.
https://community.cisco.com/t5/network-access-control/aaa/td-p/4086034
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04-23-2021 07:15 AM
Hi Greg, thanks for the response. This is what I thought. Will test and see how it goes.
