Endpoint generic attributes - DAP

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• Option of DAP for the verification of the registry for remote access VPN Anyconnect v 3.0 + users

  Hi all

  I'm trying to assign the attribute DAP users VPN (Anyconnect 3.0 +) who fulfil certain conditions of registry. When setting up political DAP, while selecting the condition of the register, it is in error as "secure desktop cisco (CSD) is not enabled, CSD should be enabled to configure the registry endpoint attribute. But as I link percevied, to check the attribute registry "scan host' which is integrated in the module anyconnect 3.0 will be charged. So why he asks me to activate the CSD? CSD is really necessary to verify the registry attribute even if we use anyconenct 3.0 +? Any pointer

  The end of the ASA must be activated and more bits based on AnyConnect.

  Notes elsewhere in the link you quoted, it is said ' host Scan automatically identifies the operating systems and service packs on any remote device establishing a clientless SSL VPN and AnyConnect Cisco client session and when the host Scan/CSD or CSD is activated on the SAA. " (emphasis added).

  FYI Cisco is to denigrate these features over time for the Posture of scanning at the ISE in conjunction with the new posture AnyConnect 4.0 module.

• Provisioing of AD attributes

  Hello
  
  I would like to what are the generic attributes that are sent to AD
  
  Currently, I don't see the user ID and full name.
  
  Thank you
  M

  Most of these tasks may be there in the process definition, but you should add them in search of relaxation.
  Otherwise, you will need to add attribute change of task for all the attribute you need...

• How to read the tag bluetooth data in labview 2015 running on Windows 10

  Hi all

  I have a Development Board Nordic semiconductor nr51. This card is programmed as a tag bluetooth which simply announces his address with 16 bits of data appended to the end.

  My laptop came with loan materials smart bluetooth. I installed an app interactor lighthouse to bluetooth on my laptop and the software is able to detect the tag as if shown on the image below.

  

  I wanted to write a LabVIEW program that will simply be careful bluetooth headlights and notify me in my computer every time a lighthouse with the specified address is detected. This mobile application below is provided by the manufactuerer of the Board of Directors and I wanted to develop a LabVIEW program something similar to what will read the given data and extract values.

  

  Somehow, all the sample applications provided data only shows how to read and write in a connected bletooth device but not analysis for tags. I also tried using the Bluetooth ' discover ' and it does not detect the bluetooth beacons.

  Could someone provide me with the necessary information or example program for detecting / reading of tags bluetooth in LabVIEW 2015 running on Windows 10?

  Do I need to install a third-party software to read data from bluetooth?

  Bluetooth in LabVIEW function nodes using the Winsock interface to access bluetooth resources. This works very well for Bluetooth 2.0 devices but not Bluetooth 4.0 devices WHEAT aka. Microsoft has created a completely different interface for these resources API as the model of overall service for WHEAT devices has radically changed.

  The API to use WHEAT devices is the API of the GATT (generic attribute profile) in Windows. There is supposedly a .net interface available that you can try to use (Windows.Devices.Bluetooth.GenericAttributeProfile). The WinAPI to lower level (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/hh450825(v=vs.85).aspx) is a C DLL API and does not lend at all to be called directly by the LabVIEW call library node, since some of the parameters of the function are quite complicated and you need to also access the SetupDI APIs to enumerate resources WHEAT and even harder to function parameters. In order to access this low-level API to write an intermediate DLL which results in low level API C a more acceptable API for LabVIEW.

  Another possible problem is that Windows don't at least in Windows 8 not allows devices to pair per program. Microsoft wanted to force developers in the use of the "inbox" experience, which means that all users must go through Microsoft provided service pairing, instead of each request for implementation of his own matching technique.

• DAP using LDAP and attributes of Cisco

  I would like to be able to implement a strategy of dynamic access to the criteria that all the following conditions:

  Cisco.GroupPolicy = Sales

  ldap.memberOf = Remote_Access

  can have a specific set of access. My connection profile uses a Radius Server to authenticate and assign group policy.

  Is it possible to do this? Since then, it doesn't seem to work for me.

  Hi Luis,.

  If you want to use LDAP attributes in your strategy of DAP, you will need to use LDAP for authentication or authorization in your tunnel-group.

  Thus you will be either have to replace ray with ldap for authentication, OR keep radius for authentication and add ldap for authorization on top.

  HTH

  Herbert

• VPN & endpoint assessment

  Hi all

  I had a question about the assessment of DAP & endpoint.

  We are looking to replace our Pix with ASAs. One of the conditions will be a remote VPN access. We have about 25 people with the company issued laptops that need the ability to VPN in. We also have the need to support access providers to the network through "VPN tunnel" and another 25 users who need remote access that can be covered with the WebVPN.

  My question is: how to identify my computers? I'm not a fob key - gen or something like that. Nor do I want to enter audit antivirus or something like that. I just want to put a water mark on the computer so I know that it's ours.

  -If this is one of our computers, and they belong to right ad groups, then they have access to certain subnets.

  -If it is not one of ours, but they belong

  I'm looking at the IPS of the ASA version and to add licenses of SSL VPN.

  Is advanced endpoint assesment licenses everything what I need? I have to add CIsco Secure Desktop licenses? Are office secure licenses included in the license of Advanced endpoint?

  Thank you

  Ben

  "How to identify my computers? I'm not a fob key - gen or something like that. Nor do I want to enter audit antivirus or something like that. I just want to put a water mark on the computer, so I know that it's ours. »

  HD > you can do a record check, registry check, or process of scanning through search of CSD host. This does not require the "Advanced Endpoint Assessment" license, but it requires the SSL Client full license (the license of essentials Anyconnect SSL does not support hostscan characteristics). Keep in mind, that the traditional IPSec RA client doesn't not matter what hostscan.

  "- If this is one of our computers and they belong to right ad groups, then they get access to certain subnets."

  HD > you can do this with simple authentication such as RADIUS or ldap. For example, you can configure an ldap attribute card to say when we receive an AD attribute (such as memberOf) we will give the user a specific group policy that exists on the ASA. Search for "asa ldap-group policy" on cisco.com and the first link of document should be the right one to give you further instructions on this matter.

  "If this isn't one of us, but they belong"

  HD > if a user does not match any ldap card install you as described above, the user has automatically the group policy by default on the connection profile. You can configure the group policy to be more limited or no access granted.

  Your other option if you don't want to map ldap attribute, is to use DAP. Still, this does not require the "Advanced Endpoint Assessment" license, but if you need features hostscan (AV, FW, check, check reg file, etc.) it may require that the SSL Client full license (essentials Anyconnect SSL license does not support the features of hostscan). Also, even once, ipsec does not support all hostscan stuff (AV, FW, reg file check check, etc.), so the 'endpoint ID' see you in ASDM dap policy are out of bounds for IPSec, but the IPSec VPN can use the part of the politics of the dap's ' AAA' attribute to make a match. So you can still make it work with DAP if you wish.

  If you have more questions about the config described I'd open a TAC case.

  -heather

• SSL certificate has expired for the endpoints BlackBerry push last Thursday!

  There is a generic cert used for endpoints BlackBerry push Eval expired last Thursday.  My embed code for the push service is the appropriate certificate validation and can no longer send.  I checked several end points of cpNNNN.pushapi.eval.blackberry.com and they all share the same expired SSL server cert (no wonder they are shared, surprisingly it is expired).

  To test:

  OpenSSL s_client-connect cp4714.pushapi.eval.blackberry.com:443

  Expansion: NO
  SSL-Session:
  Protocol: TLSv1.2
  Encryption: RC4 - SHA
  Session ID:
  Session-ID-ctx:
  Master-Key: E6D069A6416C5672A99B5D7FA4482190D03E9E14985FE2EB33AF51C580151200490CB06874412C62DAA945A35EA2BE22
  Key - Arg: no
  Krb5 main: no
  PSK identity: None
  PSK identity hint: None
  Start time: 1402341727
  Timeout: 300 (s)
  Check the return code: 10 (certificate expired)

  Cert server returned:

  Certificate:
  Data :
  Version: 3 (0x2)
  Serial number:
  5b: 49:CB:40:09:A7:D3:FB:72:F2:EE:4 b: 97:39:28:47
  Signature algorithm: sha1WithRSAEncryption
  Issuer: C = US, O is Thawte, Inc., CN is Thawte SSL CA
  Validity
  Not before: Jun 5 00:00:00 GMT 2013
  Not after: June 5, 23:59:59 GMT 2014
  Subject: C = CA, ST = Ontario, L = Waterloo, O = Research In Motion Limited, OU = IT, CN is *. pushapi.eval.blackberry.com

  ETA on when a new server certificate will be installed on endpoints pushapi.eval.blackberry.com?

  Seems now fixed.  New certificates of June 11 00:00:00 GMT through 11 Jun 23:59:59 GMT 2014 2015 are in place.

• revalidate previously profiled endpoints of ISE

  Hello

  I had a peek at MAC spoofing with ISE 2.1.0.474

  I use RADIUS/SNMP trap and queries and probes DHCP. A Cisco 7911 phone correctly is profiled as "Cisco-IP-Phone-7911. Endpoint in ISE shows all the correct details of cdp/lldp/dhcp

  When I connect my windows laptop (MAC spoofing phones), the laptop computer is authenticated as the phone. Endpoint is always profiled as "Cisco-IP-Phone-7911" - endpoint shows details of correct dhcp for the laptop but retains the cdp/lldp profile phone details previously. I checked the n and cache device sensor has no cdp/lldp details for the laptop connected and accounting device sensor sends only mobile dhcp from tlv to ISE.

  If I delete the end point of the ISE and connect my laptop (even once, spoofing phones MAC), ISE profiles properly the laptop as "Microsoft-workstation.

  When I disconnect the laptop and reconnect the phone, ISE re-profiles the end as a "Cisco-IP-Phone-7911" based on newly learned information from cdp/lldp point.

  ISE can learn new details of endpoint by the probes and reporter endpoint as shown above. I reason to say that ISE postpone endpoint based on the fact that some attributes (for example cdp/lldp) kept from appearing - when new attributes are learned?

  Thank you
  Andy

  Hello Andy,

  What you are experiencing is correct and should the behavior with the current mechanisms of ISE. There is an enhancement request that was put in place some time, but he has not seen much traction:

  https://BST.cloudapps.Cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCur48184

  The only time wherever a device would move one profile to another group is when a profiling rule with certainty factor higher is reached. For example, if you create a custom CF rule of 100 and this rule is struck then a device profile will never move to another rule which has CF which is<= to="">

  As you can tell, profiling is not the test. This is why it is recommended to restrict access to the network for targeted devices. For example, IP phones should just join the subnets of the voice and the PBX, printers should only need to access the print servers on specific ports, etc.

  I hope this helps!

  Thank you for evaluating useful messages!

• What are originally Windows 7 junctions and the attributes of the symbolic link, security properties and Windows registry entries, supposed to be?

  To the right, or Ronnie Vernon:

  What are the original Windows 7 junctions and symbolic link attributes, properties security (full) and entries in Windows registry, supposed to be set?  And is there a Fix - it from Microsoft to reset the?  Or, is it a Microsoft Fix - it to recreate them, if they are missing (deleted)?

  Here is my list of the original Windows 7 junctions and symbolic link:

  Documents and Settings (junction)
  ["C:\Documents and Settings" (junction) = "C:\Users" (target)]

  Application data (junctions)
  ["C:\ProgramData\Application Data" (junction) = "C:\ProgramData" (target)]
  ["C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Application Data" (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local" (target)]
  ["C:\Users\Default\Application Data" (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming" (target)]
  ["C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Local\Application Data" (junction) = "C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Local" (target)]
  ["C:\Users\ (user name) change Data" (junction) = "C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Roaming" (target)]

  Desktop computer (junction)
  ['C:\ProgramData\Desktop' (junction) = "C:\Users\Public\Desktop" (target)]

  Documents (junction)
  ['C:\ProgramData\Documents' (junction) = "C:\Users\Public\Documents" (target)]

  My Documents (junctions)
  ["C:\Users\Default\My Documents" (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\Documents" (target)]
  ["C:\Users\ (UserName) \My Documents" (junction) = '\Documents C:\Users\ (UserName)"(target)]

  Favorites (junction)
  ['C:\ProgramData\Favorites' (junction) = "C:\Users\Public\Favorites" (target)]

  Menu start (junctions)
  ["C:\ProgramData\Start Menu" (junction) = "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu the" (target)]
  ["C:\Users\Default\Start Menu" (junction) = 'C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start the Menu"(target)]
  ['C:\Users\ (UserName) \Start Menu' (junction) = "C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu" (target)]

  Models (junctions)
  ['C:\ProgramData\Templates' (junction) = "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Templates" (target)]
  ['C:\Users\Default\Templates' (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Templates" (target)]
  ["\Templates C:\Users\ (UserName)' (junction) = 'C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Templates' (target)]

  All users (SymLinkD)
  ["C:\Users\All users" (SymLinkD) = "C:\ProgramData" (target)]

  Default user (junction)
  ["User C:\Users\Default" (junction) = "C:\Users\Default" (target)]

  History (junctions)
  ['C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\History' (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\History" (target)]
  ["\AppData\Local\History C:\Users\ (UserName)' (junction) = 'C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\History' (target)]

  (Junctions) temporary Internet files
  ["C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Temporary Internet Files" (junction) = 'C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files"(target)]
  ["C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Local\Temporary Internet Files" (junction) = "C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files" (target)]

  Cookies (junctions)
  ['C:\Users\Default\Cookies' (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies" (target)]
  ["\Cookies C:\Users\ (UserName)' (junction) = 'C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies' (target)]

  My music (junctions)
  ["C:\Users\Default\Documents\My Music" (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\Music" (target)]
  ["C:\Users\ (UserName) \Documents\My Music" (junction) = '\Music C:\Users\ (UserName)"(target)]

  My photos (junctions)
  ["C:\Users\Default\Documents\My Pictures" (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\Pictures" (target)]
  ["C:\Users\ (UserName) \Documents\My Pictures" (junction) = "C:\Users\ (UserName) \Pictures" (target)]

  My videos (junctions)
  ["Video C:\Users\Default\Documents\My" (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\Videos" (target)]
  ["C:\Users\ (UserName) \Documents\My vidéos" (junction) = "C:\Users\ (UserName) \Videos" (target)]

  Local settings (junctions)
  ["C:\Users\Default\Local Settings" (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local" (target)]
  ["C:\Users\ (UserName) \Local Settings" (junction) = "C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Local" (target)]

  Neighborhood Network (junctions)
  ['C:\Users\Default\NetHood' (junction) = "Shortcuts C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Network" (target)]
  ["\NetHood C:\Users\ (UserName)' (junction) ="C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Network shortcuts"(target)]

  Print neighborhood (junctions)
  ['C:\Users\Default\PrintHood' (junction) = "Shortcuts C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Printer" (target)]
  ["\PrintHood C:\Users\ (UserName)' (junction) ="C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Printer shortcuts"(target)]

  The latter (junctions)
  ['C:\Users\Default\Recent' (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent" (target)]
  ["\Recent C:\Users\ (UserName)' (junction) = 'C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent' (target)]

  SendTo (junctions)
  ['C:\Users\Default\SendTo' (junction) = "C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo" (target)]
  ["C:\Users\ (UserName) \SendTo" (junction) = 'C:\Users\ (UserName) \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo' (target)]

  (End of list)

  JPD

  Hi all

  I found answers to my question on "Windows 7 Help Forums" http://www.sevenforums.com/> and a program to recreate and fix all the original Windows 7 hubs and symlink [attributes and security properties (full)], called 'Junction box' [site Web of Documentation: http://iwrconsultancy.co.uk/junctionbox>; and the download Web site: http://sourceforge.net/projects/junctionbox/?source=dlp>].

  I also found that there are more original than those listed above junctions.  My advice is to remove all the junctions, you could have recreated manually (or move them to your backup drive) before running "JunctionBox.exe" (using its configuration file "DefaultJunctions.ntj").  Then run it two or three times; because it is not recreate all the original joints the first time you run it.  It recreates the together the legacy of windows (see below), by default (C:\Users\Default), all users (C:\Users\All) and the current user (C:\Users\%UserName%), junctions on the first throw, but not the junctions of temp (C:\Users\Temp) and their targets. - you must re-create the junction target temp manually, yourself, if you want them to run.

  Here is MY updated 'Junction Box' 'DefaultJunctions_2.ntj' list of configuration files (list of all the original Windows 7 junctions):

  ; ===(Start of List) =.

  ; A list of the standard set of junctions in Vista and Windows 7, for the purpose of repair.
  ;
  ; The notation is as follows:
  ;  Section headers are userprofile-records unless otherwise noted by a full path.
  ;  Paths starting with a-specify a full path to the system root. (Usually C:\)
  ;  Starting paths by are relative to the container profile. (Usually C:\users)
  ;  Location paths and junction target are compared to [value] section header without qualifier.
  ; Default profile settings apply to all generic users when profiles are repaired.
  ; You can add sections for specific users, if it is not normally necessary.
  ; Wildcard characters or macros other that those listed above are not allowed.
  ; Junctions will be created using the target-full paths, regardless of the values relative or complete here.
  ; Note: Non-English speaking users will need to create their own file, sorry.

  [General]

  ; Displays warning if incompatible OS or system-language is found.
  OSVersions = WIN_VISTA, WIN_7, WIN_2008, WIN_2008R2, WIN_LONGHORN
  OSLanguages = 0409, 0809

  ; Force the creation of junctions in system or user files, or both.
  ; = 1 recreates (parts of)-structure of profile folders missing. Relatively safe to use.
  ; = 2 strength deletes any file, folder or the junction occupying the location target.
  ; -valuable when it comes to corrupt junctions, but use them carefully because may delete data.
  ; Default value is to leave alone the existing junctions and add only those missing, but set correct permissions on all.
  SystemForceCreation = 0
  UserForceCreation = 0

  ; The following sections refer to disk files and necessary for each, junctions as JunctionName = JunctionTarget.

  [\]
  Documents and Settings = @

  [\ProgramData]
  Application data = \ProgramData
  Desktop=@\Public\Desktop
  Documents=@\Public\Documents
  Favorites=@\Public\Favorites
  Start = Menu Microsoft\Windows\Start menu
  Templates = Microsoft\Windows\Templates

  [@]
  Default user = default

  [All users]
  Application data = \ProgramData
  Desktop=@\Public\Desktop
  Documents=@\Public\Documents
  Favorites=@\Public\Favorites
  Start = \ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu menu
  Templates = \ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Templates

  [Public]
  Documents\Ma music = music
  Documents\My pictures = pictures
  Documents\My videos videos =

  [Default]
  ; (intentionally blank)

  [Default]
  Application data = AppData\Roaming
  Cookies = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies
  Locale = AppData\Local
  My Documents = Documents
  Neighborhood Network = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Network shortcuts
  Print neighborhood shortcuts = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Printer
  Recent = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent
  SendTo = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo
  Start = Menu AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start menu
  Templates = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Templates
  AppData\Local\Application data = AppData\Local
  AppData\Local\History = AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\History
  AppData\Local\Temporary Internet Files = AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet files
  Documents\Ma music = music
  Documents\My pictures = pictures
  Documents\My videos videos =

  [% Username %]

  ; (Replace above [%nom user %] [(ID)] - variable may not work!)

  ; (Same as the default value)
  Application data = AppData\Roaming
  Cookies = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies
  Locale = AppData\Local
  My Documents = Documents
  Neighborhood Network = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Network shortcuts
  Print neighborhood shortcuts = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Printer
  Recent = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent
  SendTo = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo
  Start = Menu AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start menu
  Templates = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Templates
  AppData\Local\Application data = AppData\Local
  AppData\Local\History = AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\History
  AppData\Local\Temporary Internet Files = AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet files
  Documents\Ma music = music
  Documents\My pictures = pictures
  Documents\My videos videos =

  [Temp]
  ; (Same as the default value)
  Application data = AppData\Roaming
  Cookies = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies
  Locale = AppData\Local
  My Documents = Documents
  Neighborhood Network = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Network shortcuts
  Print neighborhood shortcuts = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Printer
  Recent = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent
  SendTo = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo
  Start = Menu AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start menu
  Templates = AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Templates
  AppData\Local\Application data = AppData\Local
  AppData\Local\History = AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\History
  AppData\Local\Temporary Internet Files = AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet files
  Documents\Ma music = music
  Documents\My pictures = pictures
  Documents\My videos videos =

  ; ===(End of list) =.

  MY updated the 'Junction Box' 'DefaultJunctions_2.ntj' configuration file should do the job in the first race of the program.

  JPD

• HP Thin Client running Windows Embedded don't profile with attributes DHCP

  My company has a large population of HP Thin Clients that are not attached to our AD domain and therefore cannot do dot1x because they have no certificates.

  We decided to do the profiling for these devices. We present a few attributes, two of these DHCP attributes.

  About 90% of our profile of thin clients, as expected, but the other 10% will refuse to work. We need to statically assign them to a group of identity to authenticate properly.

  A lot of troubleshooting reduced us to query DHCP the thin client sent was not received by the strategy node. A TAC engineer looked over the config switch, IP helper address configuration and said that everything seems to be configured correctly.

  The only explanation is that it seems that these specific thin clients were not finishing the DHCP process before reassigned switch the VLAN of the port. So when the dhcp request has been sent, the thin client was already in our vlan "invited" who does not dhcp to the ISE.

  It's very strange, because we have so many thin clients that works properly. It's only a handful that do not. We have not been able to further refine to something specific. They are running Windows Embedded Standard 7 and a majority of them are HP t5740. I don't see Windows or HP updates available for these units and not sure if there are any registry hacks available to expedite the DHCP process.

  Has anyone ever come across something similar to this?

  It's pretty obvious to me, the end point isn't you get profiled before there was authenticted, which means that you do not correspond to the profiling conditions defined in rules 6 and 7, which means it will match the rule 11 (I think, having not seen your real rules). What I expected this, is that endpoint gets profiled, if ISE receives the attributes of this endpoint via dhcp e.g. forwarding help. Then, what should happen is, that it should issue a certificate of authenticity to the switch, which will lead to the passage to be re - authenticate this ending point, which now must have customization attributes you are trying to match. However if the DHCP packet never reaches ise, it won't work. That's why I think you should do a trace of package on the ise server, to see if the packets actually reach ise. If they don't you will probably need to find another way to profile, or activate dhcp for assistance on your guest virtual local network. Have you looked at the attributes of endpoint maybe after 30 seconds? They change?

• Looking for results of the DAP for historical purposes

  In order to eliminate some of our dynamic access policies, I wonder if there are DAP journal entries? I see the DAP hits in my newspaper in real-time, just Viewer, it does not provide a lot of information. Specifically, I wonder if one of our users use EOL operating systems like XP and Ugh, Vista.

  TIA,

  Lee

  Hello

  You can see windows build version within the track of the DAP if your ASDM log viewer is set to the debug level.

  For example, here's a screenshot of the AMPS journal on a successful AnyConnect connection Viewer:

  Windows-7-dap - trace.png

  

  We can see the following example:

  A. the unit is a feature of Windows.

  endpoint.anyconnect.platform = "win"

  (B) the version of the platform is "6.1.7601 Service Pack 1".

  endpoint.anyconnect.platformversion="6.1.7601 Service Pack 1"

  Once we know the version of the platform, we can get the name of the OS references it to this table:

  Operating system	Version number
  Windows 10	10.0*
  Technical overview of Windows Server 2016	10.0*
  Windows 8.1	6.3
  R2 Windows Server 2012	6.3
  Windows 8	6.2
  Windows Server 2012	6.2
  Windows 7	6.1
  Windows Server 2008 R2	6.1
  Windows Server 2008	6.0
  Windows Vista	6.0
  Windows Server 2003 R2	5.2
  Windows Server 2003	5.2
  Windows XP 64 - Bit Edition	5.2
  Windows XP	5.1
  Windows 2000	5.0

  Official link to table:
  https://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-CA/library/Windows/desktop/ms724832 (v = vs. 85) .aspx

  From the information in the table, we know that the customer who connects runs Windows 7 SP1 or Windows Server 2008 SP1 since theversion of the platform"starts with 6.1.

  Let us know if this helps!

  Please note useful messages and mark the answers accurate so that the community can benefit from *.

• Group of endpoint Cisco ISE 1.4 hotspot

  Patch 1.4 Cisco ISE 6

  Cisco WLC 8.0.121

  Setup

  the WLC has a named Hotspot SSID. It uses mac auth with radius of the NAC to redirect to the Hotspot portal of reviews on the ISE.

  drops flexconnect users in vlan 401 (with preAuthAcl), after the PSU, it is initially a COA to move users to VLANs 413 with permitInternetAcl

  Description of the problem:

  users connect to the SSID of the access point and get an IP address valid in vlan 401

  redirected to the page of the hotspot on the ISE with a PSU and the PIN code request.

  are they disconnect from the network and reconnect, the ISE sends a certificate of authenticity to move to 413 without the Hotspot portal.

  what I've noticed, is that as soon as users get the redirect of the original Web page, they are moved to the endpoint group defined in the hotspot portal.

  What I've read about this behavior makes me understand that it is a default behavior, but if that's the case then I'm not sure on how I can make my font to check if the PSU has been accepted.

  Thank you

  Maarten

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  Cisco WLC 8.2.100

  Patch 1.4 ISE 6

  Similar Hotspot ISE installation, of similar rules except change VLAN. I have observed the same behavior.

  This configuration was working on patch 5.

  Update:

  I found a solution based on the following bug. Use the following attribute in the authorization rule. The success page remains but no Instant Internet access is available using this workaround solution.

  https://Tools.Cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCux22558/?referring_site=bugquic...

  ' Workaround:
  "Use the LEAST 24 endpoints: LastAUPAcceptanceHours for example (means PUA agreed less than 24 hours ago).

• LDAP attribute on user card match no group

  We currently have Anyconnect (client based) up and running on our ASA 5515 X 9.5 (1) running. I use AD LDAP for authentication and configuration of LDAP attribute maps and assigned to our LDAP on the ASA server config. Like many, we use these cards to allow ASA assign a group policy to a user based on the AD group membership. Basically I have one AD Group for regular of VPN users and a group for users Admin VPN advertising. It works pretty well, but there are cases where the user profile specific related to group policy 'Regular users of VPN' does not work for all users of this ad group. I was trying to find a way to adjust the settings for certain users based on the user name. Say the user needs setting up VPN from an RDP session, but I'm not all users have that so I would attribute a group different local\Configuration user profile based on the AD username that would allow the VPN from a RDP session. Still, the rest of the users would be blocked to the RDP VPN. Here is my map to attribute LDAP database:

  map-attribute LDAP
  name of the memberOf Group Policy map
  map-value memberOf "LDAP path."
  msRADIUSFramedIPAddress IETF-RADIUS-Framed-IP-Address card name

  Now I could do here with the above configuration, I think it's to create a new group policy on the SAA for a certain group of users and then create a new value of the card with a new LDAP path that would point to a new group in AD, say "RDP VPN users". I then add the users I want Anyconnect group policies\user specific profiles for this particular ad group. But the question is that I would prefer not to have to create as many groups in AD.

  I want to know is if there is a way to have a path of card value of LDAP attribute to a certain username AD somehow. As if the LDAP path was something like "CN =, OU = users, DC =, DC ='.»» This way I could affect a group policy to the majority of users in the group "Regular users of VPN" AD, but then assign a different policy to some users who require slightly different settings. That would allow me to match on a certain user, not one ad group? The Group cisco-attribute-name strategy addresses a user as if it were an ad group? I guess not, but not sure. I looked through the list of names of attributes-cisco - but didn't see anything that looked like it worked for AD user names.

  Also, if anyone knows a better way please let me know I am open to suggestions. I hope that makes sense. Thanks in advance to the community for help.

  I think that you need a completely different approach - DAP (dynamic access policies).

  DAP allows a lot of motion of things, and you can create additive strategies.  So if you are a member of the group 'A' you add to this URL.  If you are also a member of the group 'B' you add this ACL.  If it can also do other things, like checking the registry keys, etc.

  The Guide deployment of DAP.

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/document/7691/ASA-8X-dynamic-access-policies-DAP-deployment-guide

  I pretty much don't use DAP now (and no attribute is mapped) due to the significant increase in flexibility.

• Duplication of attribute ISE Probe

  I'm curious to know what is the logic in point 1.3 of the ISE, when more than one probe various information of the termination report. Say endpoint with a MAC address has identified, and then he gets two different IP addresses for the same MAC DHCP probe and maybe probe cache SNMP CDP? Which he will prefer? It seems that maybe need this exact last updated received irrespective of the probe, probe?

  Customization attributes are constantly collected and stored in the database of the ISE. An attributed is not preferred on the other. Instead, they are profiling rules that decide how a device profile. Specifically, rules of profiling with higher certainty factor are preferred over others. For example, a device is emerging as a 'phone Cisco' with a CF = 10. Later, other attributes are collected, and ISE has now enough information to match a rule of profiling for Cisco-IP-Phone-7945 with FC = 30. As a result, the device will be that we present to you as a Cisco IP Phone 7945.

  I hope this helps!

  Thank you for evaluating useful messages!

• Cannot ping vpn client of 1721 cli on the tunnel endpoint

  I have a 1721 fortunately supporting ipsec vpn client connections. With one small exception, everything works perfectly fine.

  The VPN pool is 10.10.10.1 - 10.10.10.254

  The interface internal f0 is attributed to 192.168.1.254/24.

  In my example:

  Ip address of the VPN client is 10.10.10.5

  The host address of an arbitrary machine on the internal lan is 192.168.1.151

  I am able to ping 192.168.1.151 10.10.10.5

  I'm * not * able to ping 10.10.10.5 192.168.1.254 using the cli on the 1721.

  There is a very good reason to want to solve this problem. I would like to be able to access a tftp server on the client vpn directly from the router in order to download the new startup-config files. Is it possible to get the traffic of vpn-/ tunnel-point endpoint client tftp to travel through the tunnel?

  When you ping from the CLI on the router, the packet will be from the external interface, not the IP address fa0 interface. The VPN client and the router only built a tunnel from the 10.10.10.5 address the 192.168.1.0 network, then the router not cryptera a package that her origin is outside the IP address.

  Try to ping extended to 10.10.10.5 and source of 192.168.1.254 package and see if it works. If it does, you will have also to the source of your TFTP packets from inside interface, you can do with:

  IP tftp source interface fa0