05-08-2019 04:29 AM
In the Performance and Scale document as well as the individual ISE version documentation, the only pxGrid scale measurement is the amount of subscribers a node supports (node size and deployment method). I interpret a pxGrid subscriber to be an ISE Node, Stealthwatch, Firepower, Infoblox, DXL etc. Should I be concerned about query or publish rates with a large number of Active and Passive authentications? Will the numbers change with pxGrid v2 and ISE becoming a subscriber?
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05-20-2019 07:40 AM
Hey Sam,
Stealthwatch, Firepower, McAfee DXL, all use pxGrid 1.0. The customer should really have pxGrid dedicated nodes. Since this is pxGrid 1.0, you can only have 2 pxGrid nodes per ISE deployment. This would be an active/standby scenario.
Please email me directly, i would like to get more information on your customer's deployment.
Thanks,
John
jeppich@cisco.com
05-08-2019 05:20 AM
Please verify this slides http://cs.co/BRKSEC-3432
Maximum dedicated pxGrid node is 4 & maximum subscribers per pxGrid node are 200.
05-08-2019 06:26 AM
Thanks for the reply. I have seen that document as well. My original question was "Are the number of subscribers the only measurable to consider in sizing a pxGrid deployment?" If I have 400,000 users (across 4 3695 PSN), and three subscribers (Firepower, Stealthwatch and DXL). We only a small amount of subscribers but a large number of users do I just care about the number of subscribers connecting to the pxGRid node?
05-08-2019 06:44 AM
Yes, only subscribers have to be considered for pxgrid scaling.
If you have only 3 subscribers I guess you can run pxgrid on the PAN node itself but not tested on this one.
05-20-2019 07:40 AM
Hey Sam,
Stealthwatch, Firepower, McAfee DXL, all use pxGrid 1.0. The customer should really have pxGrid dedicated nodes. Since this is pxGrid 1.0, you can only have 2 pxGrid nodes per ISE deployment. This would be an active/standby scenario.
Please email me directly, i would like to get more information on your customer's deployment.
Thanks,
John
jeppich@cisco.com
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