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jason.emery · 01-29-2020

This seems like it should be so simple but I can;t find any documentation on how to use it. I am doing some policy testing and whatnot and simply want to use the "In" operator to create some inclusions/exclusions for testing. How does this operator f...

jason.emery · 11-03-2023

You are correct the access-list contains only IP addresses and so the DNS requests will go over the tunnel if the IP address of the DNS server is in the split tunnel access list and not over the tunnel if the dns server ip address is not in the acces...

jason.emery · 01-30-2020

Did you ever find any solution to this? I'm trying to figure out a similar configuration. Seems strange to have to run an open source radius server to use google authenticator. I could do that and bypass ISE altogether.

jason.emery · 01-29-2020

Actually the contains operator would be kind of the reverse of the in operator.user-name contains testvsuser-name in test1,test2Still would like to know how to use the in operator or what scenario that would be useful.

jason.emery · 01-29-2020

Ok actually this works in ISE policy:Radius-user-name match (user1|user2|user3)

jason.emery · 09-13-2019

I know this is a little old, but probably still applicable. On the RV340, set the WAN interface to DHCP, then at the top of the page add a WAN subinterface with the appropriate vlan tag and any other necessary settings, PPoE, DHCP, Static etc... Work...

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