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• 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

  Portal.PNG

  

  Policy.PNG

  

  Profile.PNG

  

  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).

• Unable to archive the imported messages of previous profile

  During the installation of a new computer, I copied my old profile into a new installation of Thunderbird manually moving all mail from the old profile folder files to the new profile folder.

  I found that I can't use the mail on any e-mail archiving functionality that was initially received under the old profile. The keyboard shortcut is not working, the button of archive is not displayed with the message and the menu option is disabled.

  All messages received after that I have configure Thunderbird are able to archive correctly.

  I discovered the issue:

  I was looking through the file of mailbox "Inbox", trying to find the differences between the messages that I could check in and what I couldn't.

  I found a difference between some messages in their headers. The header "X-key account:" has the value "Account2" for messages that I could not archive and "account10" for the messages that I could check in.

  I updated the messages with "Account2" to "account10" and open Thunderbird. I went to messages I couldn't previously archive and found that they can now be archived.

• Updated list of endpoint at ISE

  Hello everyone,

  We have 1.4 ISE, sometimes I don't see ip address to the list of endpoint to endpoint when I select endpoint, I see the ip address to the report or I have two devices with the same IP (old and new points of termination), Mac addresses are different. How can I update list of endpoint?

  Kind regards...

  ISE maintains endpoint information based on the latest information he has given/collected for this endpoint. The endpoint information, for example the IP address, should be updated once him defrosting reconnects to the network. If the old device does not connect to the network again, ISE will keep the latest information known or purge feature (if the purge is activated).

  I hope this helps!

  Thank you for evaluating useful messages!

• Check out the previous profile custommization

  Hello

  I'm cloning a virtual machine, and I know a previous admin created a file customizaction you know to add all the information th for virtual machines.

  Now I want to clone that VM and since there are too many profiles of customization... is it possible to know how customization has been created and saved for this virtual machine since I need to use it again for my new VM clone

  I add a picture in the case where I did not explain myselft on profile customization

  Thank you very much

  What I see on the screenshot:

  (1) profiles became a garbage heap

  (2) it happened because they have no descriptive name and descriptions of empty

  You must delete all profiles and do it with the new descriptive names and good descriptions. If you really need as many different profiles, - I suggest you to have descriptions on paper too.

  Or you can take a look at all the existing profiles, rename them and make good descriptions.

  I seriously doubt it can be followed the profile has been used some time ago and I doubt that it worths the time to study.

  ---

  MCSA, MCTS, VCP, VMware vExpert 2009

  http://blog.vadmin.ru

• My previous profile, theme, & settings retain when I switch to 22.0 FF?

  Hello

  I'm relatively new to Firefox and delayed the update from version 21.0 to 22.0 before asking this important question:

  I'm running XP (sp3). When I upgraded to FF worm. 22.0 21.0, will all my profiles, settings, theme etc. stored and automatically migrated to the new version or will I have to redo everything?

  Can you please let me know what will be retained and which will not?

  I read that the upgrade of the modules will be automatic (if possible), but I wasn't sure all the rest.

  Thank you!

  Yes, you must keep all data in the Firefox profile folder during updates of Firefox.
  
  Firefox will do a verification of the compatibility of extensions.

  It is never a bad idea to save your personal data in the profile folder, so if you never done this so it's a good time to start doing this.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_backup
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/backing+up+your+information

• 5 d Mark IV "Camera Standard" made very different from the previous profiles

  I noticed that the new standard of the cannon for the 5 d Mark IV profiles are very different (less saturated, less red, different curve etc.) compared to the latest Standard camera profiles.

  Is - this change is intentional or a technical limitation? Would it not possible for Adobe to provide additional profiles that are closer in front of the cameras of the same generation i.e. 1DX Mark II such that it would be easy for the batch when using these 2 cameras at the same time?

  Thank you very much for your attention.

  You can repost your request on the official Adobe feedback forum: Photoshop Lightroom | Community customer Photoshop family. The developers of Adobe products rarely participate in this forum, while they read all posts in this forum (and sometimes respond). Tip: Copy and paste the text of your query, rather than just a link to this post, to make it more likely they will actually read the content.

• Cisco ISE point endpoint assets use Reset

  Hello

  I have a Cisco ISE running version 1.1, and I was wondering if it would be possible to reset the license use/active end point shown on the dashboard? Noted after a restoration of EHT due to the replacement of the material and I noticed that endpoints use County/active license doesn't seem to go down.

  The following methods have been tried, but without success:

  1. reboot the Server/service of ise

  2. turn off all devices in the network use the ise as there are no customers/device access; example of switch/wlc/etc...

  3 remove all use of endpoints in the Group of identity/identities

  4 disable profiling at the ise

  As the ise has been installed with a basic license; not too sure if it can be either a bad restoration (all service/application work however) / accounting bad Ray which is not expired on the ise / etc...

  Any help is appreciated on how to reset the active use of point of termination/license.

  Thank you.

  Here is a method to remove outdated records. Please try this:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ISE/1.1/api_ref_guide/ise_api_ref_ch2.html#wp1072950

  Thank you

  Tarik Admani
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• Where to see how ISE is profiling to a device?

  Where ISE I see how it is profiling a device?

  I would like to confirm if she done it w / just YES via MAB or other mechanisms such as the sensor in the camera, etc.

  TIA

  If you use a version up to 2.0 ISE so can be the planned audit to the

  Administration > identity management > endpoints

  ISE 2.1

  Visibility of context > endpoints.

  from the moment that you click on the endpoint, get to know what probe used for profiling with attributes.

  Concerning

  Gagan

  PS: rate if this can help!

• I would like to restore my passwords saved (only the passwords, any profile) to my laptop. Available, I have only a back-up of my previous drive C:

  I would like to restore my passwords saved (only the passwords, any profile) to my laptop. Available, I have only a backup of my previous C: drive.

  Claudia,
  You must do the following:

  • Locate the backup of your previous profile. See https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Profiles#How_to_find_your_profile - you will need to manually adjust the location of your backup, and shortcuts like %APPDATA%\microsoft\windows\sendto do not work (on Vista/7, %APPDATA%\microsoft\windows\sendto is defined as \AppData\Roaming C:\Users\username)
  • Locate your new profile. See above, but here you can use the help-> troubleshooting information button
  • Copy the following files from the old profile to the new profile with Firefox closed: signons3.txt, signons.sqlite

  See https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Recovering+important+data+from+an+old+profile#Your_important_data_and_their_files

• Restore a previous version of user profile

  Is it possible to revert to a previous version of a user profile?

  We have local copies of the user profiles. Someone has lost their previous profile and replaced it with an almost blank profile. So we are looking for a way to restore the profile being was a few days ago.

  A system restore can restore the profile to the way it was:

  "How to restore Windows XP to a previous state"
   < >http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306084 >

  Alternatively, if your current situation is due to a corrupted profile, you may be able to recover with this procedure:

  "How to recover damaged Windows XP user profile"
   <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555473 >

  HTH,
  JW

• The ISE Cisco switch configuration

  Hi experts,

  I got the following network:

  Devices-> switch access-->--> access switch central office switch-> ISE Server

  All switches are capable IOS for the 802. 1 X and configurations of AAA for ISE to manage network devices. However, I read in the guide on the configuration of the switches in preparation for the deployment of the ISE of CIsco, but I wonder what should I configure switches for access and basic switches or only configure the switches for access to EHT?

  Thanks for your time to read!

  If all clients are non-DHCP clients, then no configuration is based or distribution at all.

  But you may need to search different options of profiling, if the customers are not active DHCP. Access switch supports the function of detection IOS? Would be very useful to have such a that it would send important profiling information at ISE. You may need to use the right options for ISE of profiling to determine the details of the endpoint.

  Concerning

  Vivek

• ISE and AppleTV restrictions

  I'm trying to find documentation on the use of ISE to restrict access to an AppleTV.

  My first thought is to treat the AppleTV as a netwotk resource and implement strategies in this way.

  Any input is greatly appreciated

  -Eric

  You can use Device Profiler for the ISE to identify the device as an Apple TV and you can then create an authorization profile based on group identity of endpoint AppleTV and through that you can return the VLAN particular / ACL instructions for your network device to restrict access.

  Apple TV also supports 802.1 x, so you could do similar but based on the user name rather than the Profiler If you do not have advanced licenses.

  Hope this helps?

  Richard

• Probe BEAM on to ISE WLC

  I'm doing a Proof-of-Concept for the wireless, and I get the infamous 'unknown' endpoint for a device that should emerge as a Workstation Windows based on the info I received from the endpoint identity-points section.  My question is if it's possible extract the information from the list of attributes of the endpoint (for example, the tcp 135 port) to use as a profile?

  Here are the attributes:

  Endpoint

  * MAC address

  * Policy assignment

  Static assignment

  * Ranking in an identity group

  Ranking in a static group

  List of attributes

  135 - tcp msrpc

  139 - tcp netbios-ssn

  3389 - tcp ms-word-serv

  445 - tcp microsoft-ds

  DomaineAD truncated

  AcsSessionID ise-poc/133205055/184

  Airespace-Wlan-Id 10

  AuthState authenticated

  AuthenticationIdentityStore AD1

  AuthenticationMethod MSCHAPV2

  AuthorizationPolicyMatchedRule truncated

  CPMSessionID 0a64001d00000005502568b6

  Called-Station-ID 64-d9-89-43-09-70:NACTEST1

  Calling-Station-ID 18-3d-a2-92-0a-ec

  DestinationIPAddress

  DestinationPort 1812

  IP address of the device

  Types of peripheral devices Type device Type #All #WLCs

  DeviceRegistrationStatus notRegistered

  EapAuthentication EAP-MSCHAPv2

  EapTunnel PEAP

  18-3D-A2-92-0A-EC EndPointMACAddress

  Unknown EndPointMatchedProfile

  Unknown EndPointPolicy

  EndPointProfilerServer ise - poc

  EndPointSource probe RADIUS

  ExternalGroups ad.tdfadfa.org/departments/is/groups/sms-remote\,truncated

  FULL CL20 domain name - isnetwrk03.ad.xxxxxx.orgg.

  Framed-IP-Address

  Fake IdentityAccessRestricted

  Unknown IdentityGroup

  Default IdentityPolicyMatchedRule

  LastNmapScanTime 2012-Aug-10 16:30:41 CDT

  Location location location #All #.

  MACAddress 18:3D:A2:92:0 A: EC

  Unknown MatchedPolicy

  MessageCode 5200

  Model name unknown

  NAS-IP-Address truncated

  NAS-identify truncated

  NAS-Port 13

  NAS-Port-Type Wireless - IEEE 802.11

  NetworkDeviceGroups device #All Device Type Types #WLCs, location #All locations #truncated

  NetworkDeviceName WLC09

  NmapScanCount 2

  YES Intel Corporate

  PolicyVersion 4

  PostureAssessmentStatus NotApplicable

  RequestLatency 54

  Answer {username = foo\\webb; State = ReauthSession:0a64001d00000005502568b6; Class = CACS:0a64001d00000005502568b6:-poc/133205055/184; Termination-Action = RADIUS-Request; MS-MPPE-Send-Key = 9 c: b0:32:f4:ec:35:91:8 has: 6a: fc:87:05:ba:6 has: a 4:3 c: fd:7e:3 has: bb: ff: dc:c6:cd:36:ed:14:63:3 b: 88:34:18; MS-MPPE-Recv-Key = d 16:62:80:7: 6f:1e:09:5f:24:ed:f5:5e:c5:af:7 d: fb:ef:95:c4:12:f8:55:f8:52: da: dd:b0:7 b: 9f:69:04:; }

  Access to the network by default SelectedAccessService

  Internal SelectedAuthenticationIdentityStores AD1, internal users, endpoints

  SelectedAuthorizationProfiles PermitAccess

  Type of box service

  Unknown software version

  Fake StaticAssignment

  Fake StaticGroupAssignment

  Total certainty factor 0

  attribute-52 00:00:00:00

  attribute-53 00:00:00:00

  Cisco-av-pair audit-session-id = 0a64001d00000005502568b6

  Truncated IP

  operating system Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or SP3

  James,

  It is possible, but you have enabled dhcp probe and have you thought about establishing a statement of support ip or assign the node ISE as one of on the WLC dhcp servers?

  It is built in failure that contains the dhcp class identifier MSFT will profile endpoint as a windows workstation.

  However if this is not the case you can create the following condition under the policy elements > Conditions > profiling > new Profiler, you use the create (Advanced...) then select NMAP > 135 - tcp > then set the EQUAL operator to msrpc.

  Pass under the Microsoft-desktop, and then select the option create a corresponding identity Group (it's much easier rather than using the option in the hierarchy) and define the certainty factor 30. Then add this new condition, then assign certainty 30 also.

  Hope that helps,

  Thank you

  Tarik Admani
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• MacBook as Cisco Switch profiles in 2.1

  I'm experimenting with trying to Mac to the profile to the ISE. 2.1. I tried installing AnyConnect, and for some reason he sees it as a Nexus 7000 switch.

  Here's the debug info

  Attribute: AAA-server value: ise-2
  Attribute: Airespace-Wlan-Id value: 5
  Attribute: AllowedProtocolMatchedRule value: EAP_Chaining_Wireless
  Attribute: AuthenticationMethod value: MSCHAPV2
  Attribute: AuthorizationPolicyMatchedRule value: default
  Attribute: BYODRegistration value: unknown
  Attribute: CacheUpdateTime value: 1465417705907
  Attribute: Called-Station-ID value:20-3a-07-66-96-20
  Attribute: Calling-Station-ID value:a4-5e-60-cf-81-83
  Attribute: CreateTime value: 1464896196500
  Attribute: DestinationIPAddress value: 10.10.207.156
  Attribute: Value DestinationPort: 1812
  Attribute value: DetailedInfo: authentication succeed
  Attribute value: IP address: 10.10.204.114
  Value of the attribute identifier: Device:
  Attribute value: device Port: 32772
  Attribute: Value Type Device: Device Type #All Types of devices
  Attribute: DeviceCompliance value: unknown
  Attribute: DeviceRegistrationStatus value: NotRegistered
  Attribute: value:A4-5E-60-CF-81-83 EndPointMACAddress
  Attribute: EndPointPolicy value: Cisco-switch
  Attribute value: EndPointPolicyID: 4afc4ae0-6d8e-11e5-978e-005056bf2f0a
  Attribute: EndPointProfilerServer value: ise-2
  Attribute: EndPointSource value: RADIUS probe
  Attribute: FailureReason value: 5440 abandoned Endpoint EAP session and began again
  Attribute: FirstCollection value: 1464896196418
  Attribute: value Framed-IP-Address:
  Attribute: value Framed-IPv6-Address:
  Attribute: IdentityAccessRestricted value: false
  Attribute value: IdentityGroup: profile
  Attribute value: IdentityGroupID: b132c920-6d8d-11e5-978e-005056bf2f0a
  Attribute: IsThirdPartyDeviceFlow value: false
  Attribute: LastActivity value: 1465417705904
  Attribute: LastNmapScanTime value: 1465245395228
  Attribute: value: a place #All locations
  Attribute: LogicalProfile value: infrastructure network devices
  Attribute: MACAddress value: A4:5E:60:CF:81:83
  Attribute value: MDMServerID:
  Attribute: MatchedPolicy value: Cisco-switch
  Attribute value: MatchedPolicyID: 4afc4ae0-6d8e-11e5-978e-005056bf2f0a
  Attribute: Value MessageCode: 5440
  Attribute: NAS-IP-address value: 10.10.204.114
  Attribute: NAS-identifier value: WLC-3
  Attribute: NAS-Port value: 1
  Attribute: NAS-Port-Type value: Wireless - IEEE 802.11
  Attribute value: Network Device Profile: Cisco
  Attribute: NetworkDeviceGroups value: location #All locations, Types of devices Device Type #All
  Attribute: NetworkDeviceName value: WLC-3
  Attribute value: NetworkDeviceProfileId: 8ade1f15-aef1-4a9a-8158-d02e835179db
  Attribute: NetworkDeviceProfileName value: Cisco
  Attribute: NmapScanCount value: 1
  Attribute: NmapSubnetScanID value: 0
  Attribute: YES value: Apple, Inc.
  Attribute value: PhoneID:
  Attribute: PolicyVersion value: 32
  Attribute value: PortalUser:
  Attribute: PostureApplicable value: Yes
  Attribute: PostureAssessmentStatus value: NotApplicable
  Attribute value: PostureExpiry:
  Attribute: PostureStatus value: unknown
  Attribute: RadiusFlowType value: Wireless802_1x
  Attribute: RadiusPacketType value: AccessRequest
  Attribute: RegistrationTimeStamp value: 0
  Attribute value: response: {RadiusPacketType = drop ;}
  Attribute: SSID value:20-3a-07-66-96-20
  Attribute: SelectedAccessService value: lack of access to the network
  Attribute value: SelectedAuthenticationIdentityStores: the internal users, ise-2, All_AD_Join_Points
  Attribute: SelectedAuthorizationProfiles value: DenyAccess
  Attribute: Service-Type value: box
  Attribute: StaticAssignment value: false
  Attribute: StaticGroupAssignment value: false
  Attribute: StepData value: 4 = standardized Radius.RadiusFlowType, 5 = EAP_Chaining_Wireless
  Attribute value: TLSCipher: ECDHE-RSA-AES256-SHA
  Attribute: TLSVersion value: TLSv1
  Attribute: TimeToProfile value: 44
  Factor of certainty attribute value: Total: 30
  Attribute value: UniqueSubjectID:
  Attribute: UpdateTime value: 1465245396597
  Attribute: allowEasyWiredSession value: false
  Attribute: Host-name value:
  Value of the attribute: ip:
  Attribute: value operating system switch: Cisco Nexus 7000 (NX - OS 4.2.6) (99% accuracy)
  Attribute: result of operating-system value: Cisco Nexus 7000 switch (NX - OS 4.2.6) (99% accuracy)
  Attribute: SkipProfiling value: false

  Yes you must add the ISE server in your help-dhcp (dhcp relay) in order to obtain information about the DHCP request to profile correctly the devices.

  Even after setting correctly ISE in your DHCP relay, you aren't able to profile?