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How to authenticate Cisco IP Phones via ISE

Marco Serato
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Hello

Has anybody an idea or official link to a Cisco instruction, how to configure a Cisco ISE to authenticate Cisco IP Telephony via EAP-TLS (802.1x)?

Can anybody help?

Thanks!

Marco

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Stephen Rodriguez
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

HEre you go.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.0/user_guide/ise10_auth_pol.html#wp1146222

HTH,
Steve

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HTH,
Steve

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At first thanks for your rapid answer.

I'm looking more for a guide, how to import the certificate from the UCM and where I can config the RADIUS-Attribut "device-traffic-class=voice"?

Ahh, this isn't for a wireless phone is it......take a look at the below guide

https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-22478

HTH,
Steve

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HTH,
Steve

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This are for wired phones that support EAP-TLS.

I read your link and already know this fakts from other manuals.

Now I want to configure the Cisco ISE to authenticate these IP Phones via 802.1x - EAP-TLS.

But I can not find any Cisco guides for solving this problem.

EAP is EAP. it doesn't matter what the end device is.  So the same config will work for any device that supports EAP-TLS.

That doc tells you what the attributes are that need to be returned

HTH,
Steve

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Steve

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Yes ok. So there is no difference between the devices.

Thanks.

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