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• Cisco ISE 1.1.2.145 Admin authentication via the LDAP protocol

  I have configured the LDAP protocol and able to retrieve our LDAP directory structure. Now, I'm trying to point authentication "Admin Access" Source 'External identity', which is the new LDAP IS I created. But I couldn't find an option to authenticate locally if for some reason the LDAP configuration does not work. I learned that the ISE can automatically return to local auth as external sources Idenitity are inaccessible. How can I test the LDAP authentication with breaking them our Admin Access? I thought to open two parallel sessions, one with Super Admin account Local and one with the domain account. But I noticed that ISE communication is smart enough for the closing session/connection no matter what other sessions in different browsers so, basically, I can't open two parallel sessions the same machine to test. Suggestions? or am I missing something here?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi Srinivas,

  Even if you configure LDAP as a source of external identity of admin access, you can always internal relief without having locked. According to the ISE user guide:

  During the operation, Cisco ISE is designed to "fall back" and try to perform the internal identity database authentication, if the communication with the external identity store has not been established, or if it fails. In addition, whenever an administrator for which you have configured external authentication launches a browser and initiates a logon session, the administrator must still the option authentication of demand through the local Cisco ISE database by choosing 'Internal' to the Selector drop-down storage of identity in the Connect dialog box.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ISE/1.1/user_guide/ise_man_identities.html#wp1351543

  Please see the attached screenshot by my lab ISE:

  

  I configured the admin authentication against AD, but I still see both 'Internal' and 'AD' at the time of the connection.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you

  Aastha

• ISE of Cisco protocols for ldap and Windows wireless client

  Only protocols below are supported by ise in combination with ldap identity sources.

  EAP - GTC, PAP, EAP - TLS, PEAP-TLS.

  Peripheral Mac OS appear to be able to use these, but Windows users seem to have problems. How windows users must connect with ise that only uses the ldap Protocol?

  You can use the anyconnect Network Access Manager. Just out of curiosity why ldap on join ise to AD?

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• ISE 802.1 x, LDAP and OSX 10.8.2

  We are in the slow process of establishing ISE to 802. 1 x for all our users. Our Windows are working very well so far with the AD, but or the Mac guys use their own LDAP server. I have properly configured the LDAP in ISE and I am able to authenticate on the server with switches LDAP (PAP) and Linux (EAP - GTC). Currently, I can't get the OSX computers use PEAP/EAP to authenticate their LDAP. They can to ISE authenicate using the internal database. According to literature ISE EAP - GTC is virtually the only option for LDAP using some kind of security if you use user names and passwords. Unfortuntatly, we don't have direct access to our CA issueing organizations each computer trust cert is a bit challenging.

  Someone has some tips to set up OSX computers use ISE against LDAP? I can't find documentation on the side of Apple that shows EAP - GTC is supported, and we perfer to stay away from PAP clear text for security reasons.

  Thank you.

  Michael,

  Your only option is to use eap - tls, PEAP mschapv2 is a hash-based protocol that is not supported in the ldap Protocol. You must join ISE AD and can not even use AD a LDAP DB because mschapv2 will not work.

  Hope this link helps:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ISE/1.1.1/user_guide/ise_man_id_stores.html

  Thank you

  Tarik Admani
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• ISE 1.1.1 and debugging of LDAP

  Hello

  ISE has all newspapers of debugging for LDAP communication during approval - same get attributes of LDAP server?

  Thank you.

  Concerning

  Karel

  Yes, it does,

  Here are the steps

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ISE/1.1.1/user_guide/ise_loggin...

  If you scroll down there is a section of config debug log level. Please customer value and duration to draw, play and download the journal of ise.psc.

  Thank you

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• Problem of Communication of the ISE - AD

  Dear Experts,

  I get the error in ISE while I'm trying to authenticate below.

  "ISE has the problem of communication with active directory with its machine authentication." In the identity of external Sources, the ISE is connected to the group. What to do... ?

  And also please tell me between ISE and AD, using what port number or protocol that he communicates... ?

  Thanks in advance...

  KVS

  Hi Ludovic,.

  That is right. It only supports LDAP on port 389 (clear text), this feature is expected to be supported, but no work has yet been done. This is an improvement for your reference request:

  CSCsx72116 : WLC: Add support for LDAP secure

  Symptom:

  WLC does not support the Protocol LDAPS (secure LDAP).

  Conditions:

  Usually connect to a LDAP secure port 636.

  Workaround solution:

  Plain of using LDAP.

  From now on, either you can continue to use plain LDAP (389) or put the ACS/ISE between to secure communications between them.

  ~ BR
  Jatin kone

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• Cisco ISE - authentication policy

  Hello guys,.

  Hold the opinions of a scalable strategy for authentication of users and / or the workstations in Cisco's ISE for the following scenario:

  Customer with some 130 branch offices. Each branch has an another AD domain without trust with the HQ and with the other branches.

  Knowing that the ISE supports integration with up to 50 domains, what suggestion for this case?

  Kind regards
  Daniel Stefani

  Stefani,

  Of course it will work, you can even use a centralized architecture CA, make sure just that you can distribute these certificates at endpoints...

  Another option is to check if the AD user account is limited (disabled, locked, has expired, password has expired and so on) via LDAP, but you need the username is equal to some field in the certificate (CN or SAN).

  Kind regards

  Fabio

• ISE Local certificate and the certificates in the certificate store

  Hello

  I'm pretty new to ISE and read the document in the link below to create understanding "Local certificates" and "certificate store certificates. It seems that in the former certificate is used to identify the EHT on customers and is later used to identify customers at the ISE.

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/TD/docs/security/ISE/1-2/installation_guide...

  Now, what part of the ISE configuration told him to check the certificate sent by the client in its certificate store? I am somehow the mixture up with "Certificate authentication Profile", which is used in the identity Source sequence. But I guess that the certificate authentication profile is used to verify the certificates from a source of external identity as AD or LDAP. So where do we consider 'certificate certificate store' in our configuration of ISE.

  Thanks in advance for help out me.

  Kind regards

  Quesnel

  Hi Quesnel-

  (ISE) server certificate can be used for are:

  1 HTTP/HTTPs - is for the ISE web server that is used to host various portals (comments, Sponsor, BYOYD, my devices, etc.). This certificate is normally issued by a public CA such as VeriSign or GoDaddy. A public certification authority is not necessary, but outside your environment, customers who do not trust the certification authority that issued the certificate will get an error HTTPs warning to users that the certificate could not be verified.

  2 EAP - this is for EAP based authentication (EAP - TLS, EAP-PEAP, EAP-PEAP-TLS, etc.). This certificate is usually issued by an internal CA. The same certification authority issues usually user and/or computer-based certificates that can be used for the authentication type EAP - TLS.

  The certificate store is used to store root certificates and intermediate certificate authorities you ISE to trust. By example, if a computer is running a machine ISE authentication must trust the certification authority who has signed/issued the machine certificate. Therefore, the machine will also have to trust the certification authority which has issued/signed the ISE server certificate that you torque to the EAP process.

  Profile of teh authentication certificate is required if you want to use certificate based authentication. The CAPE tells ISE which attribute of the certificate should be used for the usernmane. Then based on that you can create more specific authorization profiles/rules information. You can also configure CAP to make a comparison of binary certificate with AD and confirm wheather or not the certificate is/has been published to AD.

  I hope this helps!

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• Cisco ISE 1.3 disable "Identity Resolve" step?

  Currently, I am working for a client with a Cisco ISE 1.3 deployment.

  The Cisco access point are currently authenticated by MAB, the customer wants to improve that I proposed to implement EAP-FAST speed of the MAB for the AP for a quick and easy solution.

  I work in the test and production environment, but I was cycling through the authentication process and found something strange.

  I created a rule that if the Tunnel network protocol is EAP-FAST are authenticated by internal users.

  It works very well, the ISE recognizes the flow and internal users through authenticatie.

  15041 assessment political identity
  15048 questioned PIP - Network Access.EapAuthentication
  15048 questioned PIP - Network Access.EapTunnel
  15004 Matched rule - EAP-FAST
  15013 selected identity Source - internal users
  24210 Looking user in IDStore of internal users - >
  24212 found user in internal users IDStore
  Authentication 22037 spent

  On the way he also decided to search for the user in Active Directory.

  Given that the user has not been created in Active Directory, that it does not.

  Looking 24432 user in Active Directory - >
  Identity resolution 24325 - >
  Search 24313 of corresponding accounts at the junction - >
  24318 no corresponding account found in the forest - >
  24322 identity resolution detected no corresponding case
  Failure of the 24352 - ERROR_NO_SUCH_USER identity resolution
  24412 not found user in Active Directory - >
  15048 questioned PIP - >. ExternalGroups
  15048 questioned PIP - Network Access.EapTunnel
  15004 Matched rule - AP_EAPFAST
  15016 selected the authorization - AP_Lan profile
  11002 returned access RADIUS acceptance

  So the authentication and authorization is successful but he try's to resolve the user in active directory.

  I checked the authentication for MAB process, and here I see the same error.

  The MAC address of the device used to MAB also is added to the ISE, then authentication through internal users, authentication and authorization is successful, but ISE wants to solve the (MAC address of the device) user in Active Directory.

  We also see this step for the flow of EAP - TLS, and in this case the identity stage via resolution is successful.

  Is it possible that I can disable the resolution of identity through AD when the internal user group? (or in the world?)

  I did some research and found this (search for LDAP users)

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ISE/1.0/user_guide/ise10_man_id...

  When I look at our deployment, it is nothing configured under LDAP.

  If you have rules in your authorization rules that use ad groups that are in front of your MAB or the EAP-FAST rules, ISE will do a search to see if it needs to match this rule. Put your MAB and EAP-FAST rules about AD membership rules, and it won't do the research.

• ASA vs ISE

  Hi guys,.

  I'm a noob when it comes to ASA and almost no experience with ISE other than what I can find online.  It seems that both are the same kinds of things for us.  Security for virtual private networks.  What other differences or similarities are there between these products?  The most fundamental differences is useful since I'm just starting with ISE.

  Thank you!

  Welcome and best wishes on your learning.

  ASA vs ISE... There is only about 5% overlap in these products.

  The ASA controls access to network endpoints if they are, say, remote access VPN clients. It can be a little the posture of audit to ensure that the host is compatible with policy. He made a lot of other things--stateful firewalling, network address translation, site to site VPN, protocol inspection, etc.

  ISE gives you based on the context network access control via classic offers AAA (authentication authorization and accounting) combined with powerful features such as the end point of profiling, assessment of posture, set of rules extremely rich of creation and treatment etc. ISE integrates with many shops of external identity as AD, LDAP, RADIUS, etc. and can itself act as a RADIUS server. A lot of what it actually, in the context of 802. 1 x network access control is via the change of approval (CoA) using the (A - V) RADIUS attribute-value pairs. CoA can do things like dynamically change the assignment of VLAN end-user, push down a port-based dynamic access list, assign a security group label (SGT), redirect to a web portal for authentication, sanitation, etc. the registration of the device.

  This is just a quick comparison and contrast. You can literally spend years to learn together and he still doesn't know all of one or the other.

• Comments ISE FQDN Portal

  It is possible to create the portal comments FQDN?

  I'll try to explain.

  Requirements:

  Network WiFi 1) must be secured with L2-security(WPA2-Enterprise,PEAP) - redirect Web or not L3.

  WiFi 2 users) should use separate external Authority(AD or LDAP, not enterprise and not ISE local)

  (3) it is not necessary for managing personal devices.

  WiFi 4 users) must have the ability to change their password of the intranet portal, which is available with the FULL domain name.

  There is no problem with req 1-3, it doesn't seem like chance to create the portal only for change of user password. These requirements related to the question "mobile devices do not allow option to change password" If ISE send request to change (tested on iPhone, Android and WindowsMobile with Active Directory).

  Hi Sefedoro,

  The 1.3 ISE does support use of domain name COMPLETE with portals of comments. This can be defined in the authorization profile that specifies the CWA portal. However this FQDN of the portal comments accessible only by customers with active sessions in the comments workflow process. Also, change password via the portal of comments is supported for ISE internal comments and not AD accounts. Once network connectivity is established by a windows through WPA2-Enterprise client, a user can change his or her password via ctrl-alt - del-> change password option. If you use user or user authentication or computer begging I would test this process on a couple different windows builds.   BONE and the supplicant should automatically pick the password change. If you use an intermediate intranet portal, the user must connect to the wide and turn it on again for the laptop with the new credentials. You use the authentication of the computer (computer only) will avoid these problems.

• Authentication of ISE 1.3 VPN with Email address instead of the username

  Hello

  I would like to set up a VPN authentication against LDAP Microsoft Directory.

  The user must between its e-mail address that is stored in the mail attribute LDAP MSFT. How can I configure ISE to watch in the mail of the attribute to find a user rather than the user name?

  Thanks in advance

  Alex

  You can use the "custom" setting schema in ISE under the external identity/LDAP and change the object attribute to "mail" instead of "samAccountName", which is the normal attribute ISE uses to search for users in the LDAP structure. You can then chech if it works, by going to the menu attributes and search for an e-mail address that you know should be there.

• FireSight and ISE User Identity Integration

  We are eager to move from CX/PRSM has the power of fire/FireSight. I am researching feature parity.

  Today, I use the integration of CDA with ISE to passively capture the identity of the user of the 802.1 x authenticated wireless employees.

  The aim is on request, produce reports map a username to their traffic in a passive way.

  I was told by an engineer Cisco ISE has been a source of identity consumable for FireSight in the same way that LDAP is with the User Agent. Furthermore I was assured that this was the case without the permission of the PXGRID.

  I'm unable to find information proving it's true. The only thing I find is how to use ISE as an authentication method.

  I don't want to authenticate users actively. I want to just user name information of scape for reporting purposes. I read the following URL and not what I'm looking for on our current configuration.

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security/firesight-management-...

  I think before moving that Cisco plans to integrate these kind of multiple data sources in the user through PxGrid. Even if I would prefer CDA as it appears more stable than SFUA.

  There was some proof of concept of laboratory work has shown in Cisco Live Milan a couple of weeks.

• Assign the static IP address by ISE, ASA VPN clients

  We will integrate the remote access ASA VPN service with a new 1.2 ISE.

  Authentication is performed in Active directory. After authentication, can address assigned to a specific user of VPN by ISE IP?

  This means that the same VPN user will always get the same IP address. Thank you.

  Daniel,

  You can override the IETF-RADIUS-Framed-IP-Address in the authorization policy.

  However if I may make a suggestion:

  Unless you have only a handful of users to do so, it may be appropriate to assign the address of ISE pool or perform the mapping of LDAP attributes on ASA itself.

  In the latter case, the IP addresses are kept on the server as LDAP attributes and ASA will map the IP address. You don't want to keep address IP DB in several places.

  M.

• Several identity AD External Sources in ISE 1.2

  First of all I guess it's possible to have several entries AD for external Sources of identity in the ISE 1.2? When I view Active Directory (AD1) it displays my four ISE servers with the connected state, but I do not see where to add anything extra. I did not originally define this figure so miss me something somewhere if possible. I have however maybe add under LDAP and then he would roll in AD or something, but I have nothing listed on LDAP either.

  What I'm trying to do is find a way to have the ISE to cover our two different areas. We have a large forest but currently that is divided into two areas AD based on our two divisions.  I'm trying to see if possibly I can just get through the existing configuration to take security on the other groups domain in the dictionary, but so far that has proved do not capable.

  Brent

  The ISE v1.3 allows you to add 50 domains diff., please update v 1.3

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/TD/docs/security/ISE/1-3/ISE-ADIntegrationD...