Redirect ISE CWA redundancy

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• CWA IOS Redirect - ISE - Safari

  I don't think I can be the only one with this problem, not when I have it on two sites and with the original installs is done by different people.

  Is anyone having problems with Safari correctly redirected to ISE CWA by redirect IOS?

  I have this problem on 3750 X for wireline customers and a NGWC 3850 for wireless clients.  What makes this unique is that the only thing similar to this deployment is the MacBook running with Safari.

  My diagnosis seems to point to a problem with Safari not to like the redirection based on the certificate of switch (3850, 3750 X).  Firefox and Chrome, that both work fine on the test MacBook.  I am unable to find anything in the Bugtoolkit on this subject.

  If you use Safari on Cisco for CWA switch is not supported, please provide a link to the Cisco document detailing it.

  Safari is not a browser supported for the web portal ISE admin (see http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.2/compatibility/ise_sdt.html#wp113932). Please use Firefox ESR http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/all.html

  It is a known problem being addressed in point 1.3 of the ISE:

  CSCty87291 admin web queries id cert when passwd auth only but it's trusted

• Redirect ISE Cisco - CWA

  Why are the ISE nodes should be set to redirect acl web authentication configured locally on the switch?

  All of the documentation I found suggests. I install my old ISE environment 2 years in this way and was informed at the beginning to do. But after thinking, the whole authentication process through and then test my theories, I don't understand why the ISE nodes must be defined in switch redirect acl. I am testing now with a simple acl "redirect www & 443", and it does not work as expected.

  The client connects to the network, and for our environment, it is asked to dot1x until it expires and then she moves to mab. How, I don't have an authz rules defined for my test machine and so is my Tote authz rule of CWA that sends a DACL CWA. The switch sets the ACLs on the interface in the following order: 1. 2 redirect. DACL 3. PACL. In my list DACL, I have access to the ISE nodes allowed (just to be sure) and the redirect still works because my test machine doesn't send any traffic www/443 to lymph ISE I know (CWA is 8443).

  Someone can explain (in detail) why a client machine would send www/443 traffic to the nodes of the ISE and must therefore be defined in the local redirect CWA acl to the switch.

  In fact, the dACL will replace the ACL/PACL preauthentication you configured on the switchport. Traffic should be allowed first via the DACL, then she will hit redirect the ACL.

• Question of ISE CWA Cisco

  Nice day

  I have 1.2 ISE Cisco with Cisco 2960 n.

  I set up the authorization of the employee successfully, but my problem is with the users of comments that the link is not redirected.

  Please let know us what I put in the default authentication policy rule? deny access?

  And on the switch, I should put the prompt to connect to specific ports or I have to configure the VLAN specific authorization profile?

  Appreciate your support,

  In your authorization policy, you give your guest Wired the same result as Wired-Webauth.

  First time through you don't know he is invited so that it hits Wired-Webauth and gets redirected. Second time you need him in comments feed, so that you know that he is a guest authenticated, it hits Wired-Guest, but you send the same permissions 'Web_Auth '. Create a profile that you want to offer your guests authenticated - Guest_Allowed for example.

• ISE CWA DHCP release/renew

  Is a user Admin needs on his Windows laptop, to renew DHCP WebAuth central / release to work?

  Thank you.

  No, he doesn't have administrator rights. What needs the browser of the laptop / PC is ActiveX or Java.

  That's why ISE cannot trigger DHCP release/renew on most of the devices 'Android '. I had this problem, so that I had to assign a duration of 2 minutes DHCP lease in Cisco WLC, which is long enough to prompt to authenticate. Then you can be quite patient (less than 2 minutes) for the lease DHCP expires.

• Guest access with CWA on ISE 1.3

  Hi, we have implemented CWA for wireless using ISE. However there is a problem, the redirect URL is a name, not an IP address and public use DNS servers dhcp, so CWA scope comments does not work unless we put society DNS servers.

  Is it possible to configure ISE to send the ip address instead of the name of redirection in CWA?

  Concerning

  Yes, you can set a static NHP to use for redirection in the authz profile:

  authzprofile_staticpsnip.PNG

  

  But you'll find yourself with a cert for the user experience error unless you have IP addresses in the areas of SAN of the ISE certificate.  I guess you're unwanted by using internal DNS for the guest can resolve host PSN names correctly?

  Tim

• Guest access with CWA on ISE

  Hi community support

  We implemented just CWA for wireless using ISE. However there is a problem, the redirect URL is a name, not an IP address and public use DNS servers dhcp, so CWA scope comments does not work unless we put society DNS servers.

  so... is my question possible to configure ISE to send the ip address instead of the name of redirection in CWA?

  Thanks in advance...

  Hello Julio,.

  So far, there is no way to use the name instead of IP. ISE has always required the IP of URL redirection. To understand how to work the CWA you can see the attached PDF file.

• ISE 1.1.1 - reviews Portal CWA - no required user name, only PUA?

  We use a guest wireless NET that does not require a name of user/pass, on the contrary, it requires only acceptance of the AUP. Is it possible to do it from the ISE CWA?

  Thanks, b

  Brian,

  You can do it with the peripheral authentication of registration portal. You must create and define a group of endpoint for the devices to be assigned statically. It is the only solution.

  Thank you

  Tarik Admani
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• Domain name of ISE, certificates and portal comments

  Hello world

  We have a deployment ISE using our internal domain for its FULL domain name (example: ise01.private.local). Now, we want to use for authentication of access as a guest and have noticed that the default redirect URL uses the FULL of the ISE Server domain name.

  It works very well for our business machines that we have our own generated certificates and internal certification authority. As we don't want a certificate, that the errors that occur for our clients, we need to use a public domain FULL name.

  Are we better off by changing the domain name used by the servers of the ISE, or is it possible to change the redirect URL to use a custom domain?

  I've heard suggestions that change the domain name is not supported, but I can't find another way.

  Thank you
  Mark

  Mark,

  You already have a public domain FULL name pointing to your ISE?  If so, let's assume that you authenticate you if you use a CWA.  First creat a new profile authorization, under common tasks, select redirect Web (CWA, DRW, MDM, DK, RPC), choose the authentication method (in this case, CWA) and set the ACL to use.  Just below, select the name of the static host/IP and enter the COMPLETE public domain name that points to your ISE.

  

  From there, you can create a permission policy to reference the profile that you just created.

  Please rate useful messages and mark this question as answered if, in fact, does that answer your question.  Otherwise, feel free to post additional questions.

  Charles Moreton

• Auth ISE Web works not

  Hey guys,.

  I am trying configure Auth Web for users with no activated suplicant.

  I followed the steps mentioned on the ISE lab walkthough but when I open the browser on the client machine, all I get is a "cannot display page".

  From the perspective of the switch, I think everything looks good, however, I can't really say why the customer never gets the connection portal.

  #sh authentication sessions int IM 1/0/36

  Interface: GigabitEthernet1/0/36

  MAC address: c80a.a96e.367c

  IP address: 172.16.14.32

  Username: C8-0A-A9-6E-36-7C

  Status: Authz success

  Area: DATA

  Oper host mode: multi-auth

  Oper control dir: both

  Authorized by: authentication server

  Group VLAN: n/a

  ACL ACS: xACSACLx-IP-CENTRAL_WEB_AUTH-4fe67b28

  Redirect to URL ACL: ACL-WEBAUTH-REDIRECT-ISE

  Redirect URL: https://ISE.demo.local:8443/guestportal/gateway? sessionId = AC101065000000989BC260D4 & action = cwa

  The session timeout: N/A

  Idle timeout: N/A

  The common Session ID: AC101065000000989BC260D4

  ID of Session of the ACCT: 0x000000D8

  Handle: 0 x 61000098

  Executable methods list:

  The method state

  MAB Authc success

  dot1x does not work

  #sh run IM int 1/0/36

  Building configuration...

  Current configuration: 490 bytes

  !

  interface GigabitEthernet1/0/36

  switchport access vlan 214

  switchport mode access

  switchport nonegotiate

  switchport voice vlan 221

  IP access-group ACL-ALLOW-ISE in

  the host-mode multi-auth authentication

  open authentication

  authentication order mab dot1x

  authentication priority dot1x mab

  Auto control of the port of authentication

  MAB

  dot1x EAP authenticator

  Storm-control broadcasts 30.00

  Storm-control level 30,00 multicast

  Storm-control action trap

  spanning tree portfast

  end

  ACL-ALLOW-ISE access HS-lists

  Expand the access IP ACL-ALLOW-ISE list

  10 permit ip any (771 matches)

  I can post screenshots of the ISE if necessary.

  Thanks in advance.

  Raga

  You hit the same authorization to dot1x and mab users profiles? I saw the following in one of the previous posts:

  Article gi1/0/36 c80a.a96e.367c mab DATA Authz is not AC101065000000A69BFE0DAE

  I would like to know if it is still the case, also try to remove the mapping application and return set port 443 and we will check as to why the lack of authorization.

  Thank you

  You can test the dns servers of the customer?

• Cisco ISE - Redirect CWA

  I'm new to ISE and met a snag that I don't know how to handle.  I configured CWA and when I access the ISE SSID I get redirected to the login page of comments.  When I login it asks me to accept the AUP, I agree, it tells me the authentication is successful, but when I try to navigate to another site I can't get anywhere and it brings me right to return to the login page of comments.  Any ideas or suggestions?

  Replace the condition on the left of the client for everything... the policy you defined below is to redirect all requests for mab on redirection portal where the user can then enter the authentication information.

  Thank you

  Tarik admani

  As always please remember to note any comments that you find useful.

• Change the URL redirection in Cisco ISE 2.1.0 comments Portal CWA

  Hello

  I've set up a guest Portal CWA with WLC 5508 8.0.133.0 and ISE 2.1.0.

  I did all the rules both Authenticatin and authorization, and I also see customers hit the rules of law. The rule of being redirects the client to a captive portal in ISE like this: cisco-av-pair = redirect url =https://ip:port/Portal/Gateway? sessionId = SessionIdValue & Portal = d30c7eb0...

  I have 3 different customer portals for each SSID and everything works fine.

  The problem is that, when the wireless client receives the URL ISE redictect (URL to access the portal of ISE comments), this URL is based on ISE DNS name, not on its IP address. My ISE FULL domain name is iselab01.example.local and the certificate indicating that the portal comments field is example.local.

  Now I was asked to create a new portal of comments but this time I have the certificate belongs to the domain example.org and need to redirect to this new portal comments use this new domain.

  I tried to code, in the authorization profile CWA, redirection to equivalent URL through the CISCO av pair as follows:

  Cisco-av-pair = redirect url =https://iselab01.example.org:8443/Portal/Gateway? sessionId = SessionIdValu...

  but it does not work, since the sessionIdValue is not replaced with its actual value when sending to the wireless client.

  Is it possible to change the URL for redirection of ISE somewhere just for a portal of comments?

  Best regards

  Simply use the automatic CWA parameter in the authz profile, rather than enter the cisco-av-pair yourself, you will find that you can change the part of the FQDN of the url, if the session ID is kept intact.

• Redirect CWA ISE 1.2 URL

  Hello

  Was wondering was there anyway to manipulate webauth URL is sent to a customer in the redirect chain. Currently my ISE sends customers of the machine internal name, I was wondering if there was anyway that I can change this.

  I know that on local on the WLC webauth you can set the external URL, this functionality exists in the ISE?

  TIA

  G

  Sent by Cisco Support technique iPad App

  In ISE 1.2 results for authorization framework, there is a box below the setting of the redirect. I think it is called static host name...

  Thank you

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• ISE 1.2 CWA with several Ssnp - SessionID replication / Session expired

  Hi all.

  I have a nodes of Services (2) policy (NSP) in a deployment of ISE launched 1.2 patch 1. We use Wireless MAB and CWA on Wireless LAN controllers v3.3.3 running 5760.

  We hit a problem in which a client comes first MAB and then is redirected to a custom portal CWA. The customer then receives a message from the Session has expired. This seems to be related to the fact that the CWA is technically an authentication of 2 floors (MAB by the WLC) and then of the CWA by the customer. Specifically, it seems to happen when the WLC makes his request to access PSN - 1 RADIUS MAB and then the customer comes to PSN - 2 to finish the CWA. This problem does not occur when a NHP is being used and all traffic authentication (RADIUS MAB and CWA) caters to a unique PSN.

  Customers solve the COMPLETE domain name in the redirect URL using DNS public and a public DNS zone file (let's call it cwa - portal example .com). CWA - portal example .com has two records for the two nodes of NHP. DNS responds to queries using Robin DNS.

  I have the Ssnp configured in a node group for replication of session information between PSN, but this does not seem to make a difference in the behavior.

  So I ask:

  What is the architecture recommended for CWA when you use more than one PSN? It seems that you must keep the stream two authentication pinned together so that they both hit the PSN even when you use more than one PSN in a deployment. A load balanced on the SessionID string balancer comes to mind (demand of RADIUS MAB and contain both the CWA URL this unique by client SessionID), but that seems awfully oversized for a seemingly simple problem. On the other hand, it seems also that by using a configuration node group should easily be able to reproduce customer SessionID to all nodes in the deployment, so that is not a problem. That is, if the WLC authenticates MAB on PSN-1, then PSN-1 should talk the group node such that when the client CWA on PSN - 2, 2 - PSN responds with a Session expiration message.

  Is there a Cisco documentation which talks about this?

  Maybe in relationship:
  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/discussion/12131531/ISE-12-guest-access-...

  Justin

  Hi Justin,

  Node groups are mainly used for redundancy of the sessions that are waiting for status.  Thus, because the controller is configured to use the PSN-1 as the first RADIUS server, PSN-1 will be the session on the client information.  This information is not shared with PSN-2 that's why you see "expired session".  In short, the node that processes applications MAB, must be the node that serves as the personalized Portal.

  Round robin DNS is preferable for use with the sponsor of the portal and portal of my devices with an FQDN that is similar to sponosr.example.com and mydevices.example.com.  For CWA, a load balancer is the best option if you want to use multiple Ssnp.  Aaron Woland wrote and article covering the ISE and the load balancing.  F5 has also some useful information on how to configure their loadbalancers with Cisco ISE.

  Kind regards

  Tim

• How is - ISE chooses what IP put in URL redirection response?

  Hello

  does anyone know how ISE chooses what IP put in URL redirection response if it has more than one interface with an IP address and all interfaces are enabled in the configuration of the portal?

  I have a single ISE 1.3 PSN with all four interfaces configured, enabled, each unique VIRTUAL local network and each with a unique IP address.

  In the configuration of the CWA portal, all four interfaces are enabled.

  Clients wired to connect to n, n sends RADIUS request to ISE, ISE responds with a RADIUS response including the redirect URL parameter, which specifies the URL redirect web. The ISE configuration uses 'IP' in the URL.

  My question is how ISE to choose which of its four interfaces to put in this URL? Is it always the same interface RADIUS packets received on? Or he always chooses the first activated interface Portal? Or is there another logic? Configurable or unconfigurable?

  Thank you!

  ISE uses the first interface enabled for this site, so if want to use a specific interface, then only activate this interface.  If the interface is GE0, default behavior is to redirect the ip value domain FULL of the node name.  If interface other than GE0, then the default behavior is to return to the IP address of the associated interface.

  Aliases can be configured for each interface using the command "ip host" CLI to associate a domain FULL name/host name to the IP address of a given interface.  Once configured, ISE will return that value instead of the IP address of redirection.  This is critical if want to avoid trust certificate warning on the clients that connect.

  Do not forget that the certificate assigned to the interface includes the correct field FULL name or possibly wilcard value in fields CN or SAN to avoid warnings from cert.