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I am getting reports that the serial console in 36XX appliances does not work.
Datasheet says that appliance has a serial connector but 36XX installation guide has removed the following section that is present in 35XX installation guide:
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Customer needed a new appliance for their ACS deployment.
www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_system/5-8/release/notes/acs_58_rn.html#pgfId-455387
says that SNS-3595-K9 is supported with ACS 5.8.1:
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Table 1 Su...
If a WiFi user with OU "Company A" in his certificate authenticates to ISE I would like to send authorisation request to Radius AIf a WiFi user with OU "Company B" in his certificate authenticates to ISE I would like to send authorisation request to ...
To close this thread:
To enable serial console in new 3615/3655/3695 appliances you need to disable Serial-over-LAN setting in CIMC:
demo-cimc# scope sol
demo-cimc /sol # showEnabled Baud Rate(bps) Com Port SOL SSH Port------- --------------- --...
I don't want to access CIMC via serial port but I would like to access ADEOS using serial port - so that I can utilise my terminal server to access ISE remotely without having to set IP address on CIMC. Setting IP on CIMC requires a monitor and a key...
Technically running a VM is a viable solution, however there are OSI layer 8+ issues to consider.
I just wish ACS release notes would have said that only SNS-3595-ACS-K9 (now EOS) is supported. This would be closer to truth.
> Is there a reason why they don't just upgrade to ISE since ACS is post-end-of-sales?
I don't know but my guess is that adding a server to an ACS deployment is a significantly smaller effort than migrating an ACS deployment to ISE.
