ISE 2.0 mobile authentication using mac address

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• Problems with the MAC address duplicate when creating new jobs virtual

  We use the MAC addresses of vWorkspace management. This means that we have the option set as an attachment with the basic MAC address pic01. This has worked well so far. We now extend our VDI environment with the new Virtual Machines in a new group. But now, we got the question if we create a new desktop computers, the broker for connections will distribute double MAC addresses (see the pic02 attachment). And as you know it will end in a messy DHCP and TCP/IP. Even if we put the basic MAC address to a new range, the broker for connections always distributes the old MAC address range. We restart the broker for connections rather than on the time and the problem is still the same!

  Does anyone have ideas or solutions to this problem?

  If you need additional information just let me know.

  Versions:

  vWorkspace Broker for 7.6.305.845 connections

  Client tools PN 7.6.0.820 (former VM) or 7.6.0.845 (new VM)

  THX and greetings

  Thomas

  Additional accessories:

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  Hello

  Address management Mac is for groups of clouds. With groups of clouds, the machines get deleted/re-created very often so we need mac address management to allow the mac address be reused after a certain period of time.

  With traditional groups, the machines are kept for long periods of time if you don't use mac addresses that you will get the number you have described management.

  Thank you, Andrew.

• Restrict access to the network on 871 router via mac address

  Hello

  I have a Cisco 871 router and I am trying to allow only specific MAC addresses access to the network. Is there a way to specify that only specific MAC addresses are allowed to access? Any other MAC access will be denied?

  I can either have static IP or DHCP for local machines.

  Can I use this "secure DHCP IP address assignment" details found here... http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_2t/12_2t15/feature/guide/ftdsiaa.html ?

  I use these...

  static Mac address table

  OR

  Security table of Mac addresses

  ... to achieve this?

  Thank you.

  You can use "mac-address-table static" If you know all the mac addresses that will be connected.

  If the router is by distributing ip addresses so you can indeed do secure IP DHCP address assignment.

  Note that you can make a 'mac access-list' switch and aplly in any vlan you want.

  Alternatively, you can do "dhcp snooping" allowing guests who got a dhcp ip addresses and are not identity theft.

  I hope it helps.

  PK

• Where to find the MAC address on a HP Deskjet F4580 wireless

  I inherited a HP Deskjet F4580 wireless capable. I tried installet to my wireless network; but my network in addition to WEP security also uses MAC address filtering. Where and how can I determine any address of the printer? There is no label or similar bodies with the number in this printer.

  Using Win XP Pro SP3. Any help will be much appreciated

  Hello

  Print a Network Setup page by following the steps below:

  1. Make sure that plain white paper is loaded in the product.

  2. On the control panel of the HP product, press and hold the Scan button ( ) for two seconds.

     The product prints the configuration page.

• How to find the MAC address for photosmart c510 - printer, not zineb

  HP Photosmart c510 all-in-One

  Windows 7 SP1

  Printer bought 2 weeks ago.

  Printer wireless light is not on, not even flashing

  I use MAC address filtering on my home wireless router.  No problem adding the Zeen, I found that it is easy MAC.  Of course for the printer, it says "Printer not available" on the display of zineb, just below the zitoun MAC address.

  So I need to add the MAC address of the printer to my router.  I know that I can turn off filtering by MAC address and I hope that the printer connects, and then I can print the printer network settings, get the MAC, and then again turn on the filter and add the printer Mac

  Is this the ONLY way I can get the MAC address of the printer?  I'd rather not have to do that whole process, but will if I have to.

  I also wonder why the printer wireless light is not even blinking as he is looking for a network.

  Can anyone help?

  Print a network Test Wireless in the network menu on the front of the printer. It will contain the MAC address. Note that MAC filtering is not in that ensure that used MAC addresses are sent in the clear, and it is easy to impersonate a MAC address on a computer.

• MAC address purging do not ISE MAC Authentication Bypass database

  I'm having a problem where my client's MAC addresses are not be purged automatically from the ISE.  It is a simple amp construction, where users are offered a cover page and must hit 'accept' to access the internet.  When the user does this, their MAC address is added to LSE, and then they can visit his profile.

  I need clients who will be presented to the splash page at least once a day.  Because the MAC address is added when they hit accept, they never get again presented start page, unless I have manually delete the MAC of Administration > identities > endpoints.

  I put the frequency of bleeding under Administration > identity mgmt > settings to 1 day and under settings Portal comments for "purge endpoints of this identity group every day 1", but the MAC stay in this group even after several days.

  I have also set the reauthentication is very short (30 min) in the thinking authorization profiles that might help, but the customer never receives the page again after hitting accept because the MAC is still listed in the endpoint group.  The only way to get the start page to reappear for customers is to manually remove the ISE MAC...

  Is there something else I am missing to make this feature work?

  Attached are a few screenshots of the parameters.

  Thank you!

  It looks like a bug, seems to me that you do it right, I got it working for a client in point 1.3 of the ISE, just with a much longer period before the purge (3 months). ISE what version are you on?

• Different permission on Cisco ISE Mac address format

  Dear all,

  I have problem with my Cisco ISE,

  It's design:

  ISE - Core switch - 3Com - PC user

  My case:

  Authorization is based on Active Directory, and Mac address

  The user with PC connecting to 3Com swtich Deny by ISE but is the Mac of the Format address is different with Cisco.

  Cisco MAC address format: XX

  3Com MAC address format: XXXX-XXXX-XXXX

  3Com switch type is TRICOM 4210 26 - PORT.

  Someone at - it experience with this? and how can change the mac address format in 3Com for user authorized by Cisco ISE.

  Note:

  Active Directory-based authorization is not problem with 3Com Switch.

  From my experience, produces different is mac address of a different size, so this case not only for 3Com Switch.

  Thank you

  Arika Wahyono

  Hello. Authentication using "work around the Mac address" is not a standard feature. The seller do differently. I do not think that this could work, but even if this is possible the solution will be not reliable because it is not standard basic.

• [ACS 5.4] Retrieve the MAC address (to be used in the policy)

  Hello

  I want to authenticate clients WLC and compare their MAC address with LDAP attributes.

  We have stored MAC address for each user on our LDAP server.

  I have to get MAC address stored by FAC in policy rules to compare with the LDAP value.

  The only attribute containing the MAC address I found is 'Calling-Station-ID' in the dictionary "RADIUS-IETF."

  I don't know if this attribute will always be the MAC address...

  Is it possible to recover a "MAC address" attribute?

  Thanks for your help,

  Patrick

  If you are using 802.1 x or mac filtering, the username of the device is used as the mac address, or calling-station-id, the time that you will see only the mac address is when you make web local auth with external authentication to the ACS. Also for users of vpn, you see this and also in terms of auth-proxy.

  For WLC and dot1x mac address is always used for the calling-station-id.

  I hope this helps.

  Tarik Admani
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• How to find the MAC address of the mobile device with ADF?

  Hello

  I'm developing a mobile application using ADF Mobile. The application requires the use of the MAC address to continue its development.

  Android SDK provides an easy way to find the MAC address as:

  WifiManager wifiManager = (WifiManager) getSystemService(Context.WIFI_SERVICE);
WifiInfo wInfo = wifiManager.getConnectionInfo();
String macAddress = wInfo.getMacAddress();

  Is there a similar way in ADF mobile to retrieve the MAC address of the device?

  Kind regards

  Joseph

  It can't do.

• WLAN is missing the MAC address and can not use WiFi

  After an important virus corrupt my system, I got everything running except internet Wifi access.

  The configfree detects the unit, Wireless 2200BG, which is enabled and the latest driver downloaded from Intel, but he said nothing to the MAC address.

  IPCONFIG displays the wifi MAC address and loading upward it says wireless networks detected but it can not always connect.

  Configfree using I get error message c-15, c-16, c-16.

  I can hard wire to the internet using the LAN.

  IM using XP Home

  Ive took the wireless card, reinstalled, deleted, and updated.

  Any help would be appreciated

  Hello

  Have you checked the TCP/IP protocol settings?
  Do this!

  The settings are located in:
  Network connections-> network connection WLan-> properties-> Protocol TCP/IP-> properties

  There you have to make sure that settings such as; obtain an IP address automatically, get the DNS should automatically be marked!

  PS: The router must has disabled the mac address filtering!

• HO OfficeJet Pro 8600: how to remove a static ip address on my HP 8600, using mac 10.7.5 work with wifi

  I have trouble printing through my wifi network. How to remove a static ip address on my HP 8600, using mac 10.7.5 to work with wifi?

  With the help of my NetGear N900 / CG4500BD modem/router with DHCP, there are different IP addresses of the printer, if the printer is connected is 192.168.0.13, when the printer use wifi IP is 192.168.0.20, and on the printer, it shows 192.168.1.142 I think is a static IP address, because it can cause the confussion.

  I appreciate your help, thank you, the Job Dr.

  Hello

  Please go to system-> Network Preferences. Select the airport on the left, and then click Advanced in the bottom right. Switch to TCP/IP and select "using dhcp". Click ok, and then click on apply. After a few seconds, you should get an IP address from the router.

• Address MAC WUMC710 problems when using MAC filtering

  I recently bought the point WUMC710-HQ AC wireless to connect to my router EA6500.  Generally, the WUMC710 seems to work.  I was able to connect to the router wirelessly on the 5 GHz band and flow EA6500 a NetFlix video with no problems.

  However, there is a major problem that comes makes no logical sense for me:

  When I turn on the wireless MAC address filtering of the EA6500, the WUMC710 does not connect to the EA6500router.

  Yet, I 8 eight other wireless devices on my network which connect very well to the EA6500 when the MAC address filtering is enabled.  Thus, the question seems to outright to WUMC710.

  The address printed on the product shipment to the ends of the box with numbers XX:1 d.

  This address matches the address printed at the bottom of the WUMC710 MAC. (normal)

  My EA6500 router recognizes this MAC address as the correct MAC associated with the WUMC710 (when MAC filtering is enabled).  But as soon as the MAC filtering is turned on, the WUMC710 does not recover to the router. (I checked the MAC address, that I walked into the filter at least a dozen times, and she entered correct - but all my other wireless devices connect OK).

  This is a point that seems strange on the MAC address associated to the WUMC710:

  When I am able to connect to the WUMC710, State--> tab Device illustrated the right address MAC I use to filter.  But when I check the status--> network wireless tab, it displays the MAC address wireless like: XX:1E.

  So, now, I try to get into this 'new' MAC address in the MAC of the router EA6500 filter just to see if it will work with this MAC address "without papers" of the wireless device.  At first, it seems to work.  The WUMC710 of blue light will come on indicating that a wireless connection has been established with the router.  BUT nowhere in the web interface of EA6500 says that the WUMC710 has a DHCP connection with the router.  And, if I connect my laptop directly to one of the WUMC710 Ethernet ports, there is no connection to the Internet via the router (as long as the MAC filtering is enabled).

  I did Factory Reset a few times now and no difference.

  Firmware is the factory default - it is there no update of the firmware available, yet.

  I spent several hours trying to understand what is happening with this device and go round and round in circles in trying different things.  I can only conclude WUMC710-AC is defective, or requires a firmware fix - but none are available.

  Am I missing something here?  Or Cisco does suggest a fix for the firmware for the WUMC710-AC?

  (I don't really like to run my network wireless MAC address filtering active wireless.)

  Kind regards

  Jeff

  Cisco-Linksys 2 support with me today confirmed what I thought it was a possible firmware bug, is actually undocumented features of the WUMC710, by design.  And they agreed that they will update the documentation for WUMC710 to take account of these features and system requirements.

  Just like a reference to new users of the WUMC710 AC wireless bridge, I will summarize here the requirements for WUMC710 wireless bridge to work properly with the router, Cisco-Linksys AC6500 Wireless, when MAC filtering is enabled.  If all goes well, this information will save some other people the many hours I spent to dig through the documentation and the FAQ to try to understand what it takes to connect successfully devices behind the bridge of WUMC710 to the AC6500 router - when the MAC address filtering is enabled:

  The following MAC address must be entered in the AC6500 router table filtering of MAC addresses to connect devices behind the bridge WUMC710 wireless to the Internet:

  1. The MAC address of the bridge wireless WUMC710 wireless.
  2. The address MAC LAN of the WUMC710 bridge.
  3. Addresses MAC LAN of each LAN device connected to the LAN Ports of the WUMC710 bridge.

  That in a few words.

  With this information, devices behind the WUMC710 of Internet connection (with the active MAC filtering) is a breeze.

• Availability of information to wireless MAC address of scaning using WiFI

  Hello

  My name is Cole Parker, I work for Skyhook wireless, the Director of engineering. I want to talk about the future avaiablity in addition to wireless blackberry API information special avilablit accesspoints wireless and where signal strength and MAC address.

  Could someone management product or engineering who works in the area please contact me?

  We already have this information for the iPhone but would like to extend to blackberry support.

  Thank you

  Cole

  You should probably use this forum then:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/Rim/Board?Board.ID=PM_Dev_Board

• Use of two different MAC addresses EX60

  Hello outthere.

  I use an EX60 for testing. Everything works fine, but my colleagues told me that endpoint uses two different MAC addresses. These addresses are seen on the switch will remain the ex60 ist connected.

  The situation has not changed after doing a factory default.

  It's a kind of Mystic, because my ex90 do not use two MAC addresses.

  So the question is, what is the diffrence between ex60 and ex90? Is this a normal behavior on ex60?

  I hope someone can help me!

  Greetings from the Austria

  Martin

  Hello

  Using a touchscreen on the EX60? I think that the 2nd MAC address will probably be that of the touchscreen attached. How to check? The MAC address of the EX60 can be verified using the API. SSH into the EX60 and run:

  XStatus network //Mac

  * s network 1 Ethernet MacAddress: "00:50:60:05:52:BA."

  * end

  Ok

  The MAC address of the button can be controlled via access root for the codec.

  SystemTools rootsettings on

  [dderidde-ex90-desktop: ~] $ arp - a

  ARM3. LocalNet (169.254.0.13) to 00:e0:0 c: 00:8 c: 43 [ether] on eth1

  arm0. LocalNet (169.254.0.10) to 00:e0:0 c: 00:8 c: 40 [ether] on eth1

  ARM2. LocalNet (169.254.0.12) to 00:e0:0 c: 00:8 c: 42 [ether] on eth1

  HSRP-10-48-2 - 1.cisco.com (10.48.2.1) at 00:00: 0C: 07:ac: 00 [ether] on eth0

  ARM1. LocalNet (169.254.0.11) to 00:e0:0 c: 00:8 c: 41 [ether] on eth1

  Arm4.LocalNet (169.254.0.14) to 00:e0:0 c: 00:8 c: 44 [ether] on eth1

  [dderidde-ex90-desktop: ~] $

  My contact is not directly connected, so can't see here, only the gateway address MAC address. But you should see the touch directly connected.

  Otherwise, there is a sticker on the back of touch with serial number, and I think, MAC also.

  We have a DDT open for this behavior.

  CSCtz86298 - 802. 1 x is not handled properly on device with PC port and / or Touch

  Greetings from Belgium.

  Danny.

• 4 devices using the same mac address in the ARP Table. Explanation

  Please tell me why four devices connected to the router shares the same mac address was shown on the arp table? I know this has to do with the firewall and owner of listening devices, but why all using the same mac address instead of him? I'm trying to understand this scenerio. Please advice.

  Internet 16x.1x.2x.1x - 0050.5486.5f60 ARPA Ethernet0/0

  Internet 16x.1x.2x.1x 1 0040.1017.2d64 ARPA Ethernet0/0

  Internet 16x.1x.2x.1x 11 0040.1017.2d64 ARPA Ethernet0/0

  Internet 16x.1x.2x.2x 216 0040.1017.2d64 ARPA Ethernet0/0

  Internet 16x.1x.2x.2x 88 0040.1017.2d64 ARPA Ethernet0/0

  Internet 16x.1x.2x.2x 166 0040.1017.2d64 ARPA Ethernet0/0

  No problem at all... I guess she gave us the opportunity to learn that a little on the proxy-ARP and the potential for problems, it can cause.

  Paresh