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Questions on setting Guest access

sudip.acharya1
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Hello,

I am looking to provide Guest access on my wireless network and need to have couple questions answered.

I'm running ISE 2.x with fully compatible Cisco WLC wireless network.

I have 2 types of Guest users, type 1 is a Guest user that will be onsite for 4 hours (self-service portal is fine for this user) or less and then type 2 Guests that will be onsite for longer than 4 hours (Self-service w/ a Sponsor or a sponsor portal).

I want the Guests to connect to the SSID and get redirected to a custom page that allows them to choose if they will be onsite for 4 hours or longer than 4 hours and then redirect to the appropriate portal mentioned above.

Also, if a Guest connects to the SelfService portal as a 4hr user, how can I make sure they can't reconnect/re-register as a Guest again for the next 5 hours using that device? The fear here is the Guest will just keep re-registering every 4 hours to avoid the Sponsor based access.

Lastly, a guest user can have their IP changed during a 4hr window, can ISE list all of the IP's the Guest had during the session?

Thanks in advance!

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Stephen McBride
Level 1
Level 1

I can't answer the entirety of the topic but in terms of the user not re-registering for a guest account you can prevent that on a per device basis by creating and Authorisation rule that matches the GuestEndpoint group (device) and provide a different Guest Portal that doesn't support self-registration.

You can then create purging rules that delete those endpoints every 24 hours or so meaning once purged their device will be eligible to login again

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Stephen McBride
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I can't answer the entirety of the topic but in terms of the user not re-registering for a guest account you can prevent that on a per device basis by creating and Authorisation rule that matches the GuestEndpoint group (device) and provide a different Guest Portal that doesn't support self-registration.

You can then create purging rules that delete those endpoints every 24 hours or so meaning once purged their device will be eligible to login again