Hi team,
How does licensing count when the same device is authenticated through both WiFi and LAN? Does it consume two separate licenses?
I assume it will consume two licenses when MAB is used since ISE can't know two MAC's are belonging to the same ...
Hi team,
I'm currently looking into how to use nginx (open source, on prem version) as a loadbalancer together with Cisco ISE.The switch environment is Meraki switches.
One thing that is confusing me is how to solve the transparent configuration, but...
Hi team,
We have a strange issue.
We have noticed that when a specific client connect to an access point, and stays connected some time, the AP and uplink starts flapping, making the AP unusable. Only way to resolve this is to restart the access poin...
Hi all,
I'm having some trouble understanding when advantage license is actually consumed in Cisco ISE.
I read at the official guide that "basic profiling" is included in Essentials, and more "advanced profiling" is included in Advantage.
When tes...
Hi team,
I'm trying to figure out what sizing we should establish as well as if we should go for a small or medium deployment.
Currently, there are around 15.000 active endpoint in the environment, but as the company is growing very fast, it could be...
Thanks! I think you mean CoA traffic initiated from the PSN, not the NAD?
I will try this, but then the load balancer and PSN needs to be in diffrent network so NAT can be enabled.
However, this doesnt solve the routing issue? Communication towards P...
Yes that's possible but i can not find any traces of the MAC addresses at all besides in the switch. When the issue is happening, i cant see the MAC address in the AP, or at the client. I only see it flapping in the switch. Makes no sense at all.
The...
I made sure several times. I also created a new SSID on the AP with only one AP broadcasting the SSID with the only client connecting to the SSID is the one causing the issue.
Yes of course.Sorry for the confusion. The topology is simple:AP connected to trunk port on switch port 7.Switch connected via trunk port 24 to the firewall.
Client (Windows PC) connects to AP, and causes the flapping as described earlier.
