05-25-2017 06:17 PM
Hi Experts,
I know that when a sponsor user maps to multiple sponsor groups access rights get merged from all the matching groups.
However, I'm running into an issue with Self-Registration approval.
I have one Sponsor Group that has privileges to approve only accounts assigned to the sponsor. This group is mapped to Domain Users
Another Sponsor Group has the rights to approve All pending accounts. This group is mapped to a specific AD group.
What I'm finding is that the elevated sponsors wind up getting downgraded to the Sponsor Group mapped to Domain Users and only see guests assigned to themselves.
As soon as I remove the mapping of Domain Users to to limited sponsor groups, elevated sponsors can see all the pending accounts as expected.
In ISE 2.2, i found a workaround to add memberof NOT EQUALS CN=FullSponsor, ... attribute condition to the limited group. This prevents the elevated sponsor accounts from matching the limited group.
However, a customer is running ISE 2.1. Is this the expected behavior? Any workarounds?
Thank you
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05-25-2017 08:02 PM
Known issue -- CSCve01635
05-25-2017 07:55 PM
I have heard of this before and asked them to open tac case as it's a bug from what development told me
05-25-2017 08:02 PM
Known issue -- CSCve01635
05-25-2017 10:42 PM
The obvious workaround is to create a third group - domain sponsors - and use that as the restricted sponsor group and ensure the elevated sponsors aren't a member of that group. It's probably not a good idea to remove Domain Users as a workaround :).
Warning: I either dictated this to my device, or typed it with my thumbs. Erroneous words are a feature, not a typo.
05-26-2017 06:03 AM
You got it, avoiding using Domain Users for regular sponsors create a whole new admin problem in order to maintain a group that's 99.99% identical to Domain Users.
One workaround may to use RBAC to allow elevated sponsors to use the admin portal to manage accounts. I will try it out today
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