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Scenario:
I have a MAB policy set where I permit various endpoints with some different profiler policies/logical profiles I’ve defined. Then the last rule is a default deny access.
We have a subnet which we allow guests to connect on, and we want the...
Scenario:
I have a MAB policy set where each rule permits a profiler policy/logical profile I’ve defined. Then the last rule is a default deny access.
We have a subnet which we allow guests to connect on, and we want them to get permitted regardless ...
I've been testing this out and I am able to get it working. One caveat I have noticed is that if the MAC address is already in ISE, I have to delete the endpoint first for the new NAS-Identifier attribute to show up in ISE (and thus hit the correct ...
I tried the 'mab eap' method but am running into an issue. I configured 'mab eap' on the switchport, and in ISE I configured the policy condition to simply match the switch the request is coming from, and then an authorization rule for eap authentic...
Thanks so much for this info. It would be great if IOS could send the interface description. And VLAN ID/Name is useful too, although unfortunately most of our switches are on 16.x but before 16.12 where this was fixed. I will try out the "mab eap...
Mike, Interesting idea. In this case it wouldn't work for me though because we also have a bunch of other devices (security cameras, printers, etc.) that are allowed onto the network using profiling and they aren't joined to the domain. Cisco TAC a...
