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Cisco ISE system certificates are server or entity certificates that validate a Cisco ISE node in inter-node communication and to end users such as guest and device portal. System certificates are :
· Admin
· EAP Authentication
· RADIUS DTLS
· Portal
· SAML
· pxGrid
By default, two self-signed certificates and two signed by the internal Cisco ISE CA are created on a Cisco ISE node during installation .
In standalone deployment, after installation, Cisco ISE is provisioned for Internal CA Service with a Root CA certificate, two intermediate CA certificates and one server certificate .
In the attached document I detailed these two types of certificates and the purpose.
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AAA
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Access Control Server (ACS)
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AMP for Endpoints
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AnyConnect
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Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA)
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Cisco Defense Orchestrator (CDO)
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Cisco SecureX
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Cisco Threat Response
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Cloud Security
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Cognitive Intelligence
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Email Security
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Endpoint Security
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Event Analysis
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Identity Services Engine (ISE)
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Integrated Security Architecture
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IPS and IDS
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Multicloud Defense
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NGFW Firewalls
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NGIPS
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Passive Identity
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Physical Security
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Policy and Access
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