11-13-2017 10:59 PM
Dear Team
Can you please elaborate on how far in terms of features can we support the SMB switches (SF300) with the ISE.
Regards,
Samer Ghishan
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11-14-2017 07:58 PM
There is also the following guide: https://supportforums.cisco.com/t5/small-business-support-documents/windows-integrated-802-1x-authentication-authorization-accouting/ta-p/3146208
...and a recently posted NAD Profile and Config posted here: ISE Third-Party NAD Profiles and Configs
That said, recent feedback from the product team of the Sx300/500 series have stated that MAB is not officially supported, at least not in the way that MAC auth works on IOS devices. The command set is a bit different and there is no Service-Type to help differentiate between 802.1X and MAC Auth. I have not tested myself (and actually ordered a couple switches to do so in my ample spare time!), but believe that it may be possible to discern via MAB EAP. Note that even then, the specific services are limited and may require DNS/DHCP server function on ISE to provide web-based services. This also requires support for CoA. This also requires validation to see if SNMP CoA will work with these models. In short, there are some basic 802.1X capabilities with VLAN assignment. Additional features are either not supported or fully vetted.
/Craig
11-14-2017 12:49 AM
SF300 is not currently in ISE compatibility matrix so it's not tested by our team, but it's likely similar to SMB SG500 entry in Supported Cisco Access Switches.
I would suggest to consult with the SMB platform team, in addition to read up the info available on the web, such as
11-14-2017 07:58 PM
There is also the following guide: https://supportforums.cisco.com/t5/small-business-support-documents/windows-integrated-802-1x-authentication-authorization-accouting/ta-p/3146208
...and a recently posted NAD Profile and Config posted here: ISE Third-Party NAD Profiles and Configs
That said, recent feedback from the product team of the Sx300/500 series have stated that MAB is not officially supported, at least not in the way that MAC auth works on IOS devices. The command set is a bit different and there is no Service-Type to help differentiate between 802.1X and MAC Auth. I have not tested myself (and actually ordered a couple switches to do so in my ample spare time!), but believe that it may be possible to discern via MAB EAP. Note that even then, the specific services are limited and may require DNS/DHCP server function on ISE to provide web-based services. This also requires support for CoA. This also requires validation to see if SNMP CoA will work with these models. In short, there are some basic 802.1X capabilities with VLAN assignment. Additional features are either not supported or fully vetted.
/Craig
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