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Cisco ISE authentications failure

Hi, I'm new to wireless and was wondering if we can know on wich AP a client is trying to connect.

Here's the problem, a user is getting locked in AD because a device keeps trying to connect to the corporate wireless with a bad password.

 

The only information I can find in ISE are the AD account name,Mac and controller(5500)

 

Anyone have any idea what I could do ?

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Hi, 

 

Just take the MAC address, paste it into the WLC (you can get this from the ISE), and it should tell you the AP the client is trying to associate with. I am not sure there is a way to view which AP, using the ISE - but I am open to be corrected! 

HTH

 

Mike

 

Mike

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Any idea ?

Hi, 

 

Just take the MAC address, paste it into the WLC (you can get this from the ISE), and it should tell you the AP the client is trying to associate with. I am not sure there is a way to view which AP, using the ISE - but I am open to be corrected! 

HTH

 

Mike

 

Mike

Got it! thanks, I just debug client MACaddress and found the AP

 

kaaftab
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Level 4

well only short term solution would be is to block the MAC address for that device.and use Cisco ISE posturing and profiling features to get better control on your network.

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