ISE 1.4 using EAP - TLS can´t identify user in an ad group

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• ISE: advise users that EAP - TLS can only be used

  A large School Board accepts only EAP - TLS connections.  This requirement is easily disseminated to teachers, but not students whose personal devices continue to try to connect using the PEAP Protocol.   Once users connect with EAP - TLS, they are authenticated on AD.

  1 can we through the switch block PEAP but leave the EAP - TLS to cross? I could not find a command for it.

  2. If we cannot stop the PEAP requests to ISE, could treat us like CWA PEAP connections, but have a special authorization rule that would say If inner PEAP tunnel is then the CWA-nonEAP-TLS do web authentication that would be a custom web page which would have a message instructing students how to use EAP - TLS? This would make sense?

  3. do you have better suggestion how to block before PEAP that it reaches EHT or a way using ISE to indicate to users that they should use EAP - TLS, PEAP not if they want to connect?

  Thank you.

  Cath.

  Usually at the start of the eap negotiation, there is an agreement between the applicant and the radius server on which eap types are negotiated. If you have that suggested the client to eap - tls and the supplicant is misconfigured and uses the PEAP Protocol, he must drop off.

  You can consider a strict exclusion policies so that if a customer fails to authenticate after 3 attempts you can exclude them for a few minutes.

  You can create a homepage (url redirection) that when type mschapv2 authentication and the authentication status set to 'failed' a self-help html page is presented to the end user to use eap - tls, keep in mind that port and ip will authorized in forwarding ACL.

  What do you see in the failed attempts?

  Thank you

  Tarik Admani
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• Machine based authentication using EAP - TLS, MS CA and 5.2 of the ACS

  I use ACS 4.2 for Windows for a couple of years now and I'm pretty comfortable with it.  5.2 model is much more different than what I expected.  We downloaded the trial in our laboratory for 90 days, and I try to get 802. 1 x wired works so we can be sure that we want to buy it.  I've looked everywhere and I have been unable to find some basic instructions on how to configure the following in a step by step process scenario:

  1. integrated AD

  2 EAP - TLS

  3 certificates

  4 Microsoft CA

  5. the applicant is XP SP 3

  6 non-Cisco 802.1 x compatible switches (switches are not the question)

  I got GANYMEDE to work fairly easily, but I am confident the issues I have are user based :).  Does anyone know of a doc somewhere that goes on a scenario like this (in addition to the user manual and docs of migration ISBN)?  Also, we have the assurance of software on our box 4.2 - TAC support questions we have on the 5.2 box while we are it do demonstrations?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello, Christopher.

  I'll try to give you some tips to achieve what you want.

  Additional info can be found in the user guide:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_system/5.2/user/guide/acsuserguide.html

  1. in the identity store / Active directory, check "enable machine authentication.

  2 import a certificate for ACS

  Go to System Administration > Configuration > Local Server Certificates > Local certificates and click the Add button.

  Select how you want to import the certificate, and then verify the Protocol EAP

  3. Add your switches as aaa clients

  Access network resources > network hardware and the AAA Clients, click on create and add configure address IP + shared secret for the RADIUS.

  4-go to access policies > Access Services and click on create a new access service.

  Select the selected Type of Service and network access in the list.

  Verify the identity, group mapping and authorization

  5 - go to the access policies > rules of selection and select "Rule based selection result" if not already done, then click Customize at the bottom right of the screen, and then add the properties that allows you to match your device with which you want to do TLS.

  You can use the IP address of devices, or you can create a NDG (in network resources), assign devices to the NDG and match this NDG in your rule.

  If all your switches RADIUS will make eap - tls, you can change the rule

  Rule-1

  Ray game

  Default network access

  While in the result, you choose your service of access created in step 3.

  6 - go to the access policies and click on the access service that you created in step 3. In the allowed Protocols tab, see EAP - TLS

  7. unfold your access service menu, and then click identity. Select your ad as being the source of the identity

  8. check that the 'Allowed access' rule is selected in the authorization to access your service

  These measures define your devices, and then create a rule to say that ACS must use an individual service for this access devices and set this access service to use AD as authentication.

  Again, what are the basic steps, he may miss some things to do depending on your configuration, but I hope this will help you.

  ACS 5 may be difficult at first, but once you get your hands on it, you will see that it is powerful.

• Test command of the AAA for EAP - TLS authentication for wireless users

  Hi all

  Can anyone suggest me the test command to verify the eap - tls authentication for the Cisco WAP's wireless.

  If it's an authetication jump we can use the command to test the connection below

  Radius of group aaa Testwap-01 #test [email protected] / * / o4 & yJ) NoL$ new-code %0
  Trying to authenticate with the server radius group
  User successfully authenticated

  But eap - tls is not delivered with the password. He insists that for the user name.

  We strive for remote location then test remotely before production.

  If someone help pls in that if we have a command to test or debug command to test this authentication.

  EAP - TLS requires a client certificate. How can you have a simple command that analysis without loading any certificate on the router/switch? It does not exist. This is why eap - tls is not considered an easy to deploy eap method: because it can go wrong on several levels.

  The aaa command test performs a PAP authentication, therefore, it tests the connectivity of the base RADIUS and name of user and password.

  If it works, the only thing that can break for eap - tls are certificates, as well as the radius server will be able to tell if something worng.

• Using the boot-block to identify users within a group of users?

  Hello
  
  I need help with the following scenario:
  
  I need to identify if a user is a member of a specific group of users, and if so I want to fill a session variable.
  
  I do not have (or want) an external table that contains the user id and user groups. Instead, I want to perform this check completely in the repository. I know that there are two session variable system that contain the necessary information:
  
  USER (containing the OBI accountname)
  GROUP (containing a list of all the groups that a user is a member)
  
  Can anyone provide me with the syntax or a sample script to perform this check:
  
  If: GROUP contains "name_of_group_to check_for" then CHECK = CHECK 'Yes' to another = 'no '.
  
  In addition, when creating a block initialization, I need to specify a collection of connection, but in my case, I don't think that I need to specify one?
  
  Thanks for any help!

  I don't think you can do what you want. The reason is that the GROUP of session variable is filled with the guarantee of the RPD groups Finally, so if you were to create an Init Block to the If statement (IF in SQL) you mention below will be empty. Init blocks must also run on a database.

  Now, I think you are trying to solve a requirement in a very strange way. I would ask you that, instead of posting the solution he's better, clearly state you your real business needs to see if it's the best way to solve it.

• [ISE or ACS] EAP - TLS or profiling as the same SSID

  Hello

  I can only configure one SSID to connect 2 types of devices:

  • Devices with certificates connect on this SSID using EAP - TLS
  • Devices without the ISE profiles certificates (or ACS verifies their MAC addresses)

  Could this work?

  How can I configure this type of SSID on WLC?

  • 802. 1 X works
  • 802.1 X + MacFiltering works.
  • I failed to configure 802.1 X or MAC filtering...

  Thanks for your help,

  Patrick

  Hello Patrick.

  Unfortunately, I don't think that's currently possible in the world of wireless Cisco with a unique SSID. For your example, you will need two separate SSID. Something similar has been asked before:

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/discussion/11941331/isewireless-nacone-SSID-MAB-and-dot1x

  I hope this helps!

  Thank you for evaluating useful messages!

• EAP - TLS uses WEP?

  Why do you need to configure WEP as a data encryption when you use EAP - TLS?

  'Ensure that the data encryption is set to WEP.

  You cannot use WPA2?

  Gr.

  Remco

  Remco,

  1. what should I do to configure EAP - TLS?

  In order to configure EAP - TLS, the only configuration on the WLC is selection of 802. 1 x 2 layer security screen.

  2. users must have a certificate of the user and computers need a computer certificate. IAS server needs a server certificate.

  You RADIUS server must have a certificate and this must be added to the list of trusted certificates on each client. There is no configuration required on the side of the controller for this.

  3. I want to use WPA/PWA2 enterprise with AES encryption. In all the documents, you can see that the client is configured with WEP.

  By default, if you choose 801.x on layer 2 security, WEp is used as the encryption. You must understand that these are two different things. One is the encryption (TKIP/AES and the other is the 801.x authentication). So if you want to use WPA2 with EAP - TLS, you must select WPA1 + WPA2 as layer 2 security, then 802. 1 x on the same screen in "Auth key Mgmt" select 802. 1 x

  Let me know if that answers your question.

  --

  Pushkar

• Cisco ACS with external DB - EAP - TLS

  Hi guys,.

  I understand how the EAP - TLS exchange works (I think), but if I have a client (with or without wire) that uses EAP - TLS with a CBS, I confirm the following.

  Let both users and computer certificates are used:

  1. customer and ACS are with each of the other automatic certificates to ensure they are known to each other. The eap - tls Exchange.

  2A. At any given time and I'm assuming until the successful eap - tls message is sent to the client, the ACS to check if the user name or computer name is in the AD database?

  2B. Wot is the parameter that is checked on the AD database?

  I read here that it can be: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_server_for_windows/4.1/configuration/guide/peap_tls.html#wp999517

  Client certificates

  The client certificates are used to identify with certainty the user in EAP - TLS. They have no role in the construction of the TLS tunnel and are not used for encryption. A positive identification is made by one of three ways:

  CN (or name) comparison-compare CN in the certificate with the user name in the database. More information on this type of comparison is included in the description of the subject field of the certificate.

  Comparison of SAN-compare the San in the certificate with the user name in the database. It is only supported from the ACS 3.2. More information on this type of comparison is included in the description of the field another name of the subject of the certificate.

  Binary comparison - compare the certificate with a binary copy of the certificate stored in the database (only AD and LDAP for that). If you use the binary comparison of certificate, you must store the user certificate in a binary format. Also, for the generic LDAP and Active Directory, the attribute that stores the certificate must be the standard LDAP attribute named "usercertificate".

  3. with the foregoing, if options 1 or 2 are used (CN or SAN comparison), I guess it's just a check between a value out the CERT of the ACS and checked with AD, is that correct? With option 3, GBA exercise a complete comparison of the certificate between what the client and a "cert stored client" on the AD DB?

  Please can someone help me with these points.

  I'm so lost in this kind of things :)) I think.

  Thx a lot and best regards,

  Ken

  TLS only * handle * is complete/successful, but because the user authentication fails.

  CryptoLib.SSLConnection.pvServerInfoCB - process of TLS data: State = SSLv3 client SSL read Exchange of keys A

  CryptoLib.SSLConnection.pvServerInfoCB - process of TLS data: State = SSLv3 read Certificate SSL check

  CryptoLib.SSLConnection.pvServerInfoCB - process of TLS data: SSL = SSLv3 read state completed A

  CryptoLib.SSLConnection.pvServerInfoCB - process of TLS data: State = SSLv3 write change cipher spec A SSL

  CryptoLib.SSLConnection.pvServerInfoCB - process of TLS data: SSL = SSLv3 write finished State has

  CryptoLib.SSLConnection.pvServerInfoCB - process of TLS data: State = SSLv3 data embedded SSL

  CryptoLib.SSLConnection.pvServerInfoCB - process of TLS data: State SSL = SSL handshake completed successfully

  EAP: EAP - TLS: handshake succeeded

  EAP: EAP - TLS: authenticated handshake

  EAP: EAP - TLS: CN using the certificate as an authentication identity

  EAP: State EAP: action = authenticate, username = 'Jousset', the user identity is "jousset.

  pvAuthenticateUser: authenticate "jousset" against CSDB

  pvCopySession: assignment session group ID 0.

  pvCheckUnknownUserPolicy: Group of session ID is 0, the call pvAuthenticateUser.

  pvAuthenticateUser: authenticate "jousset' against the Windows database

  External DB [NTAuthenDLL.dll]: Cache of Creating Domain

  External DB [NTAuthenDLL.dll]: Domain for loading Cache

  External DB [NTAuthenDLL.dll]: no UPN Suffixes found

  External DB [NTAuthenDLL.dll]: could not get the domain controller for dwacs.com trust, [error = 1355]

  External DB [NTAuthenDLL.dll]: could not get the domain controller for enigma.com trust, [error = 1355]

  External DB [NTAuthenDLL.dll]: could not get the domain controller for acsteam.com trust, [error = 1355]

  External DB [NTAuthenDLL.dll]: could not get the domain controller for vikram.com trust, [error = 1355]

  External DB [NTAuthenDLL.dll]: domain loaded cache

  External DB [NTAuthenDLL.dll]: could not find the user jousset [0 x 00005012]

  External DB [NTAuthenDLL.dll]: user Jousset is not found

  pvCheckUnknownUserPolicy: assignment session group ID 0.

  Unknown user "jousset" was not authenticated

  If EAP-failure (RADIUS Access-Reject (is sent, no EAP-Success(Radius Access-Accept).))

  And no matter how port will not be allowed to pass traffic unless the NAS device gets an EAP-Success(Radius Accept) for the user.

  HTH

  Kind regards

  Prem

• ACS supports several Active Directory domains to 802. 1 x EAP - TLS?

  Hello

  I'm looking to implement 5.2 ACS using 802. 1 X, we have two distinct areas of AD.

  Now... That's the tricky part...

  One switch must support two ads, if an AD1 computer, it will be authenticated to the ACS using AD1 and applied to the VLAN1, whereas a machine located in AD2 is authenticated to AD2 and applied to VLAN 2.

  I'm looking for machine authentication, user authentication, so I guess I'll need two certificates of import of each ad.

  Can any expert please let me know if they think that this will be possible please?

  Thank you very much

  Yes ACS can support several areas of the AD, but you need to configure one of your AD domain name and the other as a LDAP database and it will not work because you plan to use eap - tls.

  The question I have is how ACS version do you use? If you use ACS 5.x, you can set up and storage of identity of sequence, so if the user is not you can move to the next store and this will prevent you from installing two certificates on each machine.

  You can then configure an allow rule for separate containers on which there are workstations (that's assuming that the machine authentication is used) for the AD database or the Protocol LDAP database, and then assign the vlan based on that.

  Thank you and I hope this helps!

  Tarik Admani

• Expired password AD with EAP - TLS

  Hello

  It's probably a stupid question but this is. I have LWAPPs a WLC with ACS using EAP - TLS with a backend ActiveDirectory. I connect a laptop to the network with a wired connection and the connection to the domain. The cert of the user is then pushed to the laptop by group plicies or something else.

  Now, I can disconnect from the cable network and reboot the laptop. Connection to the laptop is via the credentials cached and it authenticates on the wireless network using EAP - TLS, well.

  The quiestion is is it a mechanism in this configuration for againg password the passowrd AD user that is used to connect to the Windows profile in the first place. It is necessary to reconnect to the network wired to do this or allow a change passowrd more once that the password years wireless?

  Thank you

  Pat

  With eap - tls, your wireless connection is insensitive to the user password. If the user will be able to change his windows password without having no problem with the wireless I know

• Novell NDS CA and EAP - TLS

  Hi all

  I configured an ACS Server 4.1 with Novell CA authentication certificate. internal to the ACS server works very well and the group maps also works without problems.

  Now, the customer wants to use eap - tls in the wlan configuration. Authentication with user name and password works fine. If I activate the validate the certificate of the server in the windows xp wireless configuration settings, that I do not have access to the network. I get an error message on the client and in the journal of the CSA, I see an error with eap - tls ssl handshake!

  Are there problems with certificates of AC novell and novell?

  Any ideas?

  Thanks for help

  René

  Hello

  Mark this thread as solved, so that others can enjoy.

  Thank you

  Prem

• C4402 and ACS5.2 for EAP - TLS

  Hello

  I'm putting in place ACS5.2 to authentic my portable computer clients with automatic certificates to an ad group.

  Cisco 4402 is successfully allowing them to network on WEP. Now, I need to use EAP - TLS and CERT to authentic.

  I'm fighting with the ACS5.2 config. I ' ve worked through added a cert CA, added to the AD domain, I have now configured Athen profiles and Access Services. "

  With each step any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Phil

  Hello

  If you only need configuraiton side ACS, right?

  I think you need to move your thread on security identity and AAA forum here: https://supportforums.cisco.com/community/netpro/security/aaa.

  However, here are some links that you might find useful:

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/docs/doc-21679

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/docs/doc-24868

  None of them show exactly EAP - TLS configuratoin, but you can follow the configuraiton PEAP with AD, then you change your settings to allow the EAP - TLS and configure the necessary certificates on the client and the server.

  If you still have concerns, please ask. But if you move the thread on security forums you can find more people help ot.

  Good luck.

  Amjad

• EAP - TLS with WLC 4404 (choose which layer option 2)

  Hi all

  I want to install a WLAN that uses EAP - TLS.

  WiFi PC <----->LWAP <------>WLC <---->Radius Server

  Should the layer tab 2 for security on the WLC which option I use for the following: -.

  Security Layer 2 (I'm assuming that WPA + WPA2 than what laptops will use)

  Key auth Mgmt?

  I'm a little confused by the 802. 1 x in two of these fields, a security layer two and one for Auth key Mgmt?

  Thx a lot indeed guys,.

  Ken

  You would choose layer 2 security: WPA + WPA2

  Then in the settings WPA + WPA2 choose political WPA2 with WPA2 encryption. Under authentication key Mgmt select 802.1 x.

  Now if you need the use of WPA policy, then also choose TKIP for this.

  Choose your radius servers so for your AAA server tab.

  That's all.

• Wrong with EAP - TLS with Wireless before Windows logon

  Evil begins with a list of equipment;

  5508 WLC

  3502i AP

  Cisco ACS 5.3

  Clients Windows 7

  WLAN is set up with WPA2 AES with 802. 1 x for key management.

  Customer is set up with WPA2/AES, authentication method is Microsoft: card chip or other certificate on the computer. Authentication mode authentication is the user or computer.  The client is configured to use a certificate on the computer.  "It only works if the authenticating user or computer is seected."  If I use computer authenticate option... it says that it cannot find a certificate to use for the EAP.

  ACS is configured to allow only for the EAP - TLS protocol.

  We have created a stand-alone CA server and distributed CA certificates root and client authentication for all test systems.

  This whole process with EAP - TLS works very well if you are already connected to the machine, with the credentials of the cache.  Once I disconnect the Windows 7 client, I lose the connection to the WLAN.  We want to stay connected to the WIFI network.  W PEAP / MSCHAPV2 works very well with stay connected to the WLAN, but we want to use EAP - TLS.

  Any ideas?

  Thanks in advance,

  Ryan

  Hi Ryan,

  You actually answer your own question :) The reason for the fault is because the computer account doesn't have a certificate, so when your computer account user cannot connect to maintain the session going, and so you are disconnected. Provide the computer with a certificate account and your problem will be solved.

  Richard

• ISE and EAP - TLS

  Hello

  We plan on implementing eap - tls for our iPads company and in the past, I've successfully tested it authentication with the ACS5.3, but now that we moved to ISE (1.1.1.24) I get an error.

  Result of the strategy of the 22045 identity is configured for password based authentication methods but received certificate authentication request

  I tried two different profiles, one with a certificates and credentials of the AD and the other with just the certificates but the error message are the same for both.

  EAP - TLS is enabled in the result of the 'Access to the network by default' authentication.

  Anyone can shed some light on where I'm wrong?

  Thank you

  Martin

  Yes that's right, the certificate that is presented to the ISE does not include the identity of the client, this is the reason why the attempt fails.

  Thank you

  Tarik Admani
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