02-21-2022 01:37 AM
Hi ,
I am using ISE-eval version 3.1.
I am new to cisco ise and trying to configure a set of authorization profiles for different category of users such as doctors/nurses.
For this purpose:
1.i have created internal users(identities) and grouped them into User Identity Groups names as 'doctors'/'nurses'.
2. Now i have created new conditions under policyElements as: a) IdentityGroup·Name = UserIdentityGroups:doctors and b) IdentityGroup·Name = UserIdentityGroups:nurses.
3. Then moved to create a new Policy Set to link an already created authorization-policy and authentication-policy. Under 'conditions' column, the condition studio pops-up , but i cannot see the conditions created in above step-2. Attached reference screenshot for the same
May i know if i have missed any steps?
Is it not possible to define a policyset based on identityGroup? If not possible then how to achieve the same in my case where i want to apply different authorization-policy(and acls etc) for different usergroups defined internally in the cisco-ise.
Also if 'IdentityGroup' based condition is not used in policy-set why its shown as option while creating conditions? is it used for some other purpose? please clarify.
Thanks,
...Balaji
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02-21-2022 06:16 AM
Hi all,
After debugging it looks like i tried to set condition in authN-Policy under policy-set, and hence the identityGroup name match condition was not showing up.
When i tried to configured authZ-Policy condition i am able to see identityGroup name match condition there which was exactly what i was looking for.
This can be considered answered.
Thanks,
...Balaji.J
02-21-2022 06:16 AM
Hi all,
After debugging it looks like i tried to set condition in authN-Policy under policy-set, and hence the identityGroup name match condition was not showing up.
When i tried to configured authZ-Policy condition i am able to see identityGroup name match condition there which was exactly what i was looking for.
This can be considered answered.
Thanks,
...Balaji.J
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