02-17-2023 05:24 AM
Hello everyone!
We need to understand why ISE posture fails on process checks on MacOS.
For example, we need to check that the datalossd or datalosste processes are running. Here is an example of output from one device, where you can see that the processes are running:
This is what the enabled checks look like:
As far as I understand, by design it should not give any error. It's just that the system scan does not consider the process running. He simply does not see him, hence he believes that the condition fails. I attached screenshots of the troubleshoot, but in fact they just say that the air conditioner has failed.
Moreover, each of these checks fails and it is not very clear why.
Perhaps you need to specify the process name in some other way or take it in some other place or with some kind of prefix.
Please help/suggest what we are doing wrong and how to make it work correctly? For example, for windows, if you specify the name of the process, as it is visible in system monitor, then such a check passes successfully.
02-17-2023 12:54 PM
hello @Aleksandr Pashko, are you using the latest compliance ? if you don't please make sure you are using it in the machines affected , ensure also that the posture feed is also updated within ISE .
Let me know if that helped .
02-17-2023 12:55 PM
I was referring to the latest ISE compliance module in my latest post.
02-20-2023 03:34 AM
The OPSWAT module version is 4.3.2661.4353
02-20-2023 03:19 AM
Hello
thank you for the answer
You mean the compliance module in the AnyConnect for MacOS?
02-20-2023 08:28 AM
yes I meant that module .
02-21-2023 11:29 AM
The OPSWAT module version is 4.3.2661.4353
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