BYOD , ISE MAC OS X Client Provision

i have selected profile for MAC OS X, and Cisco Network Assitance never runs!!!
any idea!!! I am not a MAC user..

Hi,
If you are getting redirected to the supplicant provisioning portal you will need to make sure that java is installed and running on the browser since the java applet is what opens the supplicant provisioning portal.
Give that a shot and see if your luck changes, also give the session around 30 seconds to start you should see it come up. (i would recommend mozilla since the plugin option will show up right next to the browser bar.
Tarik Admani
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ISE , BYOD iphone issue!! client provisioning

Guys, when i sent down a profile using native suplicant for iphone, iphone gets it but it does not automatically selects TLS on the SSID.
Here is what happens:
Iphone connects to BOYD-SSID
credentials enter
client provision process
** if Auto-Login is selected problem with self registration!!!!!!!!
bunch of security errors, profile is downloaded
iphone reconnects to BOYD_SSID with credentials initilly entered (therfor MSCHAPv) not TLS
in client provisining cycle.
NOW!!!!
go back to BYOD-SSID and "forget the network", reconnect again, and manually selecting TLS and using the profile previously downloaded, and everything works!!!!
Too many freaking steps for BYOD!!!! I can't have my client tell his employees to do that.
ANy ideas.....

Marcin,
I have not had the problems you are discussing, what version of code are you running and I assume you are using the single-ssid method? In my experience I have seen where the new profile over-writes the old peap profile and after COA hits the client then uses eap-tls to connect.
Can you provide screenshots of the experiences you are having?
Thanks,
Tarik Admani
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ISE Mac OS X - Self-Provisioning FAILED

Good morning everyone, I have 5 devices which are tested self-registered.
- iPad
- iPhone
- Window 7(wire, wireless)
- Window 8.1(wire, wireless)
- MacBook OS X
The four devices work except MacBook OS X, i have tried many way to solve it but still doesn't work such as
- change version of native supplicant
- change browsers(firefox, safari) which are used to run java and many other ways.
Could anyone tell me what i should solve this

The fact that this is working for other devices but only fails for your MAC books is going to be tough to figure out.
Can you:
1. Check what the device is being profiled with when the error happens
2. Check the SCEP server and look for any errors
3. Provide screen shots of:
- From the detailed windows of the live authentication event
- Your client provisioning policies
- Your Authorization rules
- The certificate template (all settings) used for the BYOD flow
4. Also, what version of code are you running and what is the model of your WLC

Cisco ISE posture assesment and client provisioning

Hello,
I have Cisco ISE and Cisco IOS device. I have configured RADIUS in between these device.
Also I have configured RADIUSbetween Cisco ISE and Cisco ASA. Now I want to know that how to do posture assesment for these devices(Cisco ISE and Cisco ASA or Cisco ISE and Cisco IOS). Please give me whole steps to do posture assesment for cisco ios device in Cisco ise.
Also, please provide me logs related to posture assesment and client provisioning.
Thanks in advance.

You may go through the below listed link to download a PDF link
Posture assessment with ISE.
http://www.cisco.com/web/CZ/expo2012/pdf/T_SECA4_ISE_Posture_Gorgy_Acs.pdf
~BR
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Cisco ISE (1.3) Posture without Client Provisioning

Hello readers,
Is it possible to set up Cisco ISE with posture without Client Provisioning?
My customer deploys the NAC Agent via MS SCCM. We prefer a access accept + DACL during the pending state instead of redirecting to client provisioning. But the NAC Agent will only communicate when we redirect to client provisioning.
Regards,
Dennis

With ISE you can perform 802.1x first and after that optionally you can perform posture. This is done with Radius, that's why it's really and completely out of band, and there's no such concept of trusted or untrusted port because the traffic is never inline.
Still, with ISE you have another option of "inline Posture", in which there's trusted and untrusted ports. I guess that's for some specific cases in which you can't go out-of-band.
On the other hand, so called "out-of-band" NAC was really always an inline solution, only after the user has authenticated and security policies have been verified then the user goes "out-of-band".

ISE 1.2 device registration with MAB only, no client provisioning

Hello,
Is it possible for AD users (no guest users) to walk through the Device Registration Self Registration without Client Provisioning ?
I do not want to push certificates or native supplicant profiles to client devices.
I would just want AD users to register their MAC address, if MAC is not known. Add the MAC to some sort of group.
Then if MAC is known (in this group), skip registration and allow full access to the VLAN.
Right now, i am stuck on the registration portal that says "The system adminstrator has either nog configured or enabled a policy for your device". ?? It is true that my Client Provisioning screen is empty.
Am i really obliged to use native supplicant provisioning to register my device ?
GN

Hi
Device Registration web auth is a process where you can configure user without client provisioning.
In this scenario, the guest user connects to the network with a wireless connection that sends an initial MAB request to the Cisco ISE node. If the user’s MAC address is not in the endpoint identity store or is not marked with an AUP accepted attribute set to true, ISE responds with a URL redirection authorization profile. The URL redirection presents the user with an AUP acceptance page when the user attempts to go to any URL.
1. A guest user connects to the network using a wireless connection and has a MAC address that is not in the endpoint identity store or is not marked with an AUP accepted attribute set to true, and receives a URL redirection authorization profile. The URL redirection presents the user with a AUP acceptance page when the guest user attempts to go to any URL.
2. If the guest user accepts the AUP, their MAC address is registered as a new endpoint in the endpoint identity store (assuming the endpoint does not already exist). The new endpoint is marked with an AUP accepted attribute set to true, to track the user’s acceptance of the AUP. An administrator can then assign an endpoint identity group to the endpoint, making a selection from the Guest Management Multi-Portal Configurations page.
3. If the guest’s endpoint already exists in the endpoint identity store, the AUP accepted attribute is set to true on the existing endpoint. The endpoint’s identity group is then automatically changed to the value selected in the Guest Management Multi-Portal Configurations page.
4. If the user does not accept the AUP or an error occurs in the creation of the endpoint, an error page appears.
5. After the endpoint is created or updated, a success page appears, followed by a CoA termination being sent to the NAD/WLC.
6. After the CoA, the NAD/WLC reauthenticates the user’s connection with a new MAB request. The new authentication finds the endpoint with its associated endpoint identity group, and returns the configured access to the NAD/WLC.

Client provisioning not working on ISE after 1.2 Migration

Working on an initial piloted roleout of ISE with a customer. We initially had a single server setup as a pilot using 1.1.1.4 to pilot things like client supplicant provision, and then stood up a new VM as a secondary and upgraded that to 1.2. Today we tested client provisioning that work fine before, and it is failing for iOS (we haven't gotten to the other OS'es yet). What occurs is the user authenticates using PEAP and the client gets the request to install the root certificate. After this the client accepts the root certificate the connection drops. When you click the SSID to start the process again we see the redirect to the mydevices portal, but before you can click to register the client it redirected to accept the root certificate again, creating an endless loop. Has anyone else run into this bug?

Please update the patch useing the below details and try it.
To upload offline client provisioning resources, complete the following steps:
Step 1 Go to the Download Software web page at http://www.cisco.com/cisco/software/navigator.html?a=a&i=rpm. You may need to provide login credentials.
Step 2 Navigate to Products > Security > Access Control and Policy > Cisco Identity Services Engine > Cisco Identity Services Engine Software.
Choose from the following Off-Line Installation Packages available for download:
•win_spw--isebundle.zip— Off-Line SPW Installation Package for Windows
•mac-spw-.zip — Off-Line SPW Installation Package for Mac OS X
•compliancemodule--isebundle.zip — Off-Line Compliance Module Installation Package
•macagent--isebundle.zip — Off-Line Mac Agent Installation Package
•nacagent--isebundle.zip — Off-Line NAC Agent Installation Package
•webagent--isebundle.zip — Off-Line Web Agent Installation Package
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Cisco ISE 802.1X Client Provisioning

Hi,
I have a requirement for ISE client provisioning for both Windows and mac. I have the following setup:
1. 2 SSIDs, Guest and Employee
2. Guest is open access
3. Employee is 802.1x eap-peap (username/password)
I was wondering if client local administrator privillege is required for 802.1x provisioning for windows client? I believe it is required for MAC OS however not too sure if it may be required for Windows?
Example Employee A connect to Guest SSID and is redirect to the guest web portal. Upon login, they will be presented with the device registration portal. Upon being presented by the ISE on the supplication wizard, will they be requested for local administrator/domain admin privillege to install the supplicant wizard package/provisioning agent successfully?
Any suggestion is appreciated.
Thanks.

Hi,
Appreciate for the feedback.
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ISE 1.0 Posture and Client provisioning

I've configured 802.1x with dynamic VLAN for users and MAB for phones - it works fine. Now I wanna to implement client provisioning and posture validation for users. After reading ISE user guide there are still several big questions:
1. Is it possible to combine 802.1x and posture? (it was not recommended with NAC)
2. How can I bind existing 802.1x authorization profile and posture policy?
3. What is a switch configuration for client provisioning to work(redirect, quarantine zone, download NAC agent)?
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Still, with ISE you have another option of "inline Posture", in which there's trusted and untrusted ports. I guess that's for some specific cases in which you can't go out-of-band.
On the other hand, so called "out-of-band" NAC was really always an inline solution, only after the user has authenticated and security policies have been verified then the user goes "out-of-band".

ISE 1.2 Client Provisioning Page Customization

Hi All,
Is it possible to customize Client Provisioning Page. We are using ISE version1.2
I could see from switch port authentication sesssion that it is being redirected to guest portal with session ID.
however on the host machine itself it gets redirected to a different URL.
Regards
Sameer

please have a look on Configuring Client Provisioning guide:
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/1-2/user_guide/ise_user_guide/ise_client_prov.html#wp1347894

Client provisioning exception for guest flow - bug?

hi all,
I encounterd one problem with guest flow and client provisioning.
Please if someone could confirm that this can or can't be done
I want to accomplish such a scenario:
- AD user have to download the full nac agent
- AD user from specific group when using webauthentication (as a fallback) doesn't need to downlaod webagent (so no posture at all - the default status is compliant)
- all guest users need to download webagent
It seems that it can't be done cause:
First of all to make it work we need to enable "guest users should download the posture client"
I created the "client provisioning policy" in a way that:
If it is AD user and its not a guest flow (2) then NAC agent should be applied
If it is a guest user webagent should be downloaded
It works with an exception that when AD user logs in using webauthentication (guest portal), no download page is displayed (as expected) but instead of normal access there is a blank page with the following URL
https://ise-nfr.sevenetdemo.local:8443/auth/CppSetup.action
so it seems that even though there is no match in "client Provisioing Policy" (again, as expected) ISE still tries to redirect to the cpp portal as this checkbox in multiportal configuration says so.
As a result no CoA is initiated to the switch and switch authentication hangs on the last default policy - CWA_POSTURE_REMEDIATION
Is it possible to do it?
regards
Przemek

Please review the below links which might be helpful:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/vpn_client/anyconnect/anyconnect30/administration/guide/ac04namconfig.html
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.0.4/user_guide/ise10_client_prov.pdf

Client provisioning issue

Hi, I configured client provisioning for guests. and it does not work.
I checked client provisioning,device registration on defaultguestportal, and configured client provisioning like this
OS:windows all and nas port type equls wireless802.11
but when I create guest user id, and login, there is no client provisioning going on. it just shows success page.
do you know why it is working not propery ?

Please review the below links which might be helpful:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/vpn_client/anyconnect/anyconnect30/administration/guide/ac04namconfig.html
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.0.4/user_guide/ise10_client_prov.pdf

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Ultimately, I just want to do a clean reinstall like I used to do prior to Lion. This process used to be so easy. Create a disk image of the desired operating system on USB, option boot, and you're done. Now it appears that Apple purposely impedes this process, as every time I boot from the USB I created with Mac OSX Lion client, I get a circle with a line through it. Is there any way around this restriction? Editing firmware, editing .plist files, etc?
Very disappointed that Apple is limiting what used to be such a simple process on Hardware and Software that I paid for but now can't get the functionality I want.

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