Cisco ISE Profling BYOD

What happens with devices that are not in the list of Cisco ISE profiling?
For example I have android Alcatel devices and are not recognized.
I have just the ISE solution implemented without MDM and I have to add the device manually, is there any way to create a profiling for all devices of a specific brand?
I updated the profiling frequently but the problem persists.

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Cisco ISE configs for switch

I suppose Cisco ISE sends a URL redirect to the switch and the switch presents it to the client in case of guest Access getting a URL redirect with User Acceptance Page (Wired Guests and not wireless).
My question here is, Do we need to configure http and https server on the switches (both supplicant and authenticator)?
I am sure it will need but just wanted a confirmation..
I have checked the configuration for supplicant and Authenticator switches for ISE and it has no where mentioned that part of the config.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.0/user_guide/ise10_troubleshooting.html (a problem of URL redirection and possible cause is mentioned) ------- makes me sure that the config is needed.
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/catalyst2960x/software/15-0_2_EX/security/configuration_guide/b_sec_152ex_2960-x_cg/b_sec_152ex_2960-x_cg_chapter_010000.html
(config of supplicant and authenticator switch)---- nowhere mentioned of the http/https config for both switches.

Yes, its needed. The http/s server within the swtich is used to grab the http user traffic and redirect the traffic to the CWA portal, or a device registration portal, or even to the Mobile Device Management (MDM) onboarding portal. .
ip http server
ip http secure-server
The info below I grabbed from Cisco ISE for BYOD and secure unified access book.
"Many organization want to ensure that this redirection process using the switch's internal HTTP server is decoupled from the management of the switch itself, in order to limit the chances of an end user interacting with the management intervace and control plane of a switch. this may be accomplished by running the following two commands from global configuration mode:
ip http active-session-modules none
ip http secure-active-session-modules none"

Cisco ISE 1.2 - BYOD Guest Access Error with Certificate

Hi all !
I'm running on Cisco ISE 1.2. I'm trying to setup BYOD (dual SSID).
Here's a walkthrough of what's happening:
1. I connect to open SSID, enter username/password and register MAC
2. I download WinSPwizard, get trust root CA but WinSPwizard error
This is spwprofilelog
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:17 2014] Installed [pvgas-DC-CA, hash: d0 ad c2 1e 19 b0 8b 61 8a 2d 81 88 da 8a a2 ca
da d3 ab e8
] as rootCA
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:17 2014] Warning - [HTTPConnection] InternetOpen() failed with code: [12038]
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:17 2014] Warning - [HTTPConnection] Abort the HTTP connection due to invalid certificate CN
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:17 2014] HttpWrapper::SendScepRequest - Retrying: [1] time, after: [4] secs , Error: [2]
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:21 2014] Warning - [HTTPConnection] InternetOpen() failed with code: [12038]
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:21 2014] Warning - [HTTPConnection] Abort the HTTP connection due to invalid certificate CN
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:21 2014] HttpWrapper::SendScepRequest - Retrying: [2] time, after: [4] secs , Error: [2]
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:25 2014] Warning - [HTTPConnection] InternetOpen() failed with code: [12038]
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:25 2014] Warning - [HTTPConnection] Abort the HTTP connection due to invalid certificate CN
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:25 2014] HttpWrapper::SendScepRequest - Retrying: [3] time, after: [4] secs , Error: [2]
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:29 2014] Warning - [HTTPConnection] InternetOpen() failed with code: [12038]
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:29 2014] Warning - [HTTPConnection] Abort the HTTP connection due to invalid certificate CN
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:29 2014] Failed to get certificate from server - Error: [2]
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:29 2014] Failed to generate scep request. Error code:
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:29 2014] ApplyCert - End...
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:29 2014] Failed to configure the device.
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:29 2014] ApplyProfile - End...
[Wed Oct 01 11:27:32 2014] Cleaning up profile xml: success
This is SCEP RA profiles
Other Cert
ACL On WLC
and policy
Please help me fix error.
Thanks.

you could create an ISE local user with a GUEST membership and provided you have your ISE password policy set so that it doesn't expire accounts, etc it would be a "permanent" guest account. we do something similiar. sponsors make temporary accounts while long-term or test guest accounts are created in the ise local identity store as guests and are processed the same way. you just have to ensure that the internal user store is part of your guest identity source sequence.

Cisco ISE 1.2.1 solution BYOD

Hi there.
I wanna setup Cisco ISE 1.2.1 solution for my wireless users.The solution will have 2 SSID.
SSID: Guest
This will be used with guest portal and self registration portal for guests. dedicated VLAN or dAcl will be applied
SSID:Employee
This will be used for all corporate devices with corporate machine certificates (EAP-TLS) corporate dAcl will be applied (permit ip any any)
This will also be used for BYOD devices. All devices that dosent have corporate machine certificate needs to authenticate by PEAP and MSCHAPv2. The device will go trough self provisiong process and gets BYOD certificate from dedicated BYOD CA server by SCEP. dAcl will be applied that only gives access to the internet.
I wanna hear about your experiences about this kind of setup. Pros and cons. What do you think?

1. PEAP is definitely a protocol that is protected and secure. The difference from EAP-TLS is that it only requires a server-side certificate which is used to create the secure (TLS) tunnel. After the tunnel is build then credentials are passed via the inner method which is usually MS-CHAPv2:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protected_Extensible_Authentication_Protocol
2. Once authentication happens then wireless traffic encryption would be handled by the encryption method chosen on the WLC which is usually AES:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Encryption_Standard3. I don't have a configuration example that I can share since there are many different variables that can alter the configurations. For instance, certificate templates being used, AD structure, certificates used for PEAP, etc. Below are some sample documentations that I found on Cisco's site. They reference ACS but they should still give you a good idea on what is needed:http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/wireless/5500-series-wireless-controllers/113670-eap-authentication-00.html
https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11567346/ise-and-eap-tlsI have also heard good things about Lab Minutes videos even though I have not watched them myself:http://www.labminutes.com/video/sec/ISE4. Yes, you can have ISE nodes communicate and sync over MPLS. You just need to make sure that you have enough bandwidth and that your round trip delay is less than 150ms5. I am not sure if it is possible NOT to show the guest credentials when registering for a guest account. I know they can be send via e-mail or sms but not aware of a way to prevent them from showing up on the screen.Thank you for rating helpful posts!

Cisco ISE User Authentication Certificates for Wired and Wirless Users (BYOD)

Can any one tell me from where we can purchase User Authentication Certificates for Wired and Wireless Users (BYOD) for Cisco ISE. Also Confirm what certificates we required for the purpose.
Please suggest the Website form where we can purchase and ipmort in Cisco ISE certificate Section.
Thanks.

Dear Mohana,
Thanks for your reply, Can you please confirm me in regards EAP-TLS certificate, which authorities you recomend if i go to Go dadday or very Sign to buy it and then import in ISE.
Looking forward for your reply.
Regards,
Muhammad Imran Shaikh
Resident Engineer, IT Network Section - PPL
Mobile : 0092-312-288-1010
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BYOD Solution with different product than Cisco ISE

Hello,
Will it possible to make BYOD WiFi with different product than cisco ISE? such as Dell ClearPass or some sort of other product which does support Cisco WLC 5508.
Regards,

Sure it's possible... Dell resells Aruba's ClearPass, so really it's up to the vendor implementing ClearPass to understand what is possible or not. Both ISE and ClearPass does OnBoarding, which is used for BYOD. Both require licenses for this added feature also. There might be other ways to achieved BYOD, but it depends in what you want and what the product can do.

Remote Access VPN posturing with Cisco ISE 1.1.1

Hi all,
we would like to start using our ISE for Remote VPN access.
We have run a proof of concept with the ISE & IPEP with a Cisco ASA5505. We got the authentication working however posturing of the client did not work.
That was a few months ago and so I was wondering whether any design document is available specifically around Using the Cisco ISE for Authenticating & Posturing Remote Access VPN clients.
I understand that version 9 of the ASA code is supposed to eliminate the need for Inline Posture, does anyone know whether this will also allow posturing too?
We do intend to by Cisco ASR's aswell, but I am sceptical of this as i do not know how many VPN licenses you get out of the box. The ASA's we have allow up to 5000 IPSec VPNs without having to purchase any licensing. What I do not want to do is to switch to SSL VPNs as this again will increase cost.
I know ISR's are support NADs but what about ASRs? There is no mention.
Any advise will be appreciated!
Mario

OK, I have come accross the Cisco Validated design for BYOD and in there it has a section about Authenticating VPNs.
thats great... however it does not mention using the Inline posture node. Does anyone know if there is a limitation using Inline Posture and SSL VPNs...?
essentially my requirements are
2-factor authentication VPN using a Certificate & RSA Token
Posturing of the VPN endpoint.
Ideally i would like to use IPSec VPNs as i have licenses already for these on my ASAs. But if it will only work with SSL & AnyConnect, then so be it.
Can anyone help?
Mario

Cisco ISE 1.2 AD Auth and Internal Auth on Same SSID?

Hello everyone... I'm fairly new to Cisco ISE 1.2 and am looking to try and setup a certain configuration. I'm trying to figure out how to create what amounts to a BYOD dmz'd wireless network that is PEAP based (or tls) but authenticates known users (employees from AD groups) but for users not found in those AD groups uses the internal user database and/or Web Auth? Make sense?
So, I of course can get the Authentication/Authorization policies configured for PEAPTLS and make to AD based on group and provide a VLAN number. No problem... I'm having trouble wrapping my head around how to combine the internal users or web auth users in this mix on the same ssid? I know by reading the ISE statement that the authentication policy if PEAP/TLS, ect is used, then a user not found is rejected and does not continue... Can someone provide an example as to how to accomplish this?
As a side note in 1.2, is there the ability to limit the number of consective logins as in ACS, outside of guess access only? What about in 1.3, which makes me nervous to upgrade in reading the instructions and the 'newness' of it.
Thank you for any help, it's greatly appreciated.

I'd like to confirm if the required changes in the VM server were
made, as there are a few changes in the ISE OS. The changes required are
listed in the release notes, under "VMware Operating System to be
Changed to RHEL 5 (64-bit)". Here's a direct link to the relevant section:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.2/release_notes/ise12_rn.html#wp384531
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certificate issue on ISE or not enough disk space.

Cisco ISE and SecurID Integration Questions

I'm looking for some clarity trying to understand something conceptually. I want to integrate Cisco ISE with RSA SecurID, the idea being that if the user authenticates with RSA SecurID they end up on one VLAN, however, if they don't authenticate with (or don't use, or don't have) SecurID they'll end up on another VLAN. Note that I'm not using SecurID for wireless access...all PCs are wired to Ethernet.
We have been using RSA SecurID for a while and are currently on version 8.0. Our users are authenticating via the RSA Agent typically on Windows 8.1. Instead of the usual Windows login prompt, the RSA Agent first prompts for the username and passcode (they use an app on their smartphones to get the passcode), then after a moment or two, it prompts for their Windows domain password.
We have recently installed Cisco ISE version 1.3. With the help of a local Cisco engineer and going through the "Cisco Identity Services Engine User Guide", I have it set up and running along with a few 'test' ports on our Cisco 6809 switch, it basically works...as a test it's simply set up that if they authenticate they're on one VLAN, if not, they end up on another (this is currently without using RSA...just out-of-the-box Windows authentication).
The Cisco engineer was unable to help me with RSA SecurID, so pressing on without him, out of the same user guide I have followed the directions for "RSA Identity Sources" under the "Managing Users and External Identity Sources", and that went well as far as ISE is concerned; I am now ready to get serious about getting ISE and SecurID working together.
My mistake in this design so far was assuming that the RSA agent on the Windows client PCs would communicate with Cisco ISE...there doesn't seem to be a way to have them point to a non-RSA SecurID server for authentication. The concept I'm missing is what, or how, the end-user machine is supposed to authenticate taking advantage of both ISE and SecurID.
I have dug deeper into the Cisco ISE documentation but it seems heavily biased towards Wi-Fi and BYOD implementations and it's not clear to me what applies to wired vs wireless. Perhaps it's a case that I'm not seeing the forest for the trees, but I'm not understanding what the end-user authentication looks like. It apears that as I learn more about ISE, it should become the primary SSO source, that SecurID becomes just an identity source and the PC clients would no-longer directly communicate with the SecurID servers. That being the case, do I need to replace the SecurID client on the PCs and something else Cisco-ish fills this role? An agent for ISE? How do they continue to use their passcode without the RSA agent?
Thanks!

The external db not operation indicates that there is no communication between ACS and RSA. Did you fetch the package.cab file to analyse the auth.log file?
Have you already gone through the below listed link?
http://www.security-solutions.co.za/cisco-CSACS-1113-SE-4.2-RSA-Authentication-Manager-Integration-Configuration-Example.html
Regards,
Jatin Katyal
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Cisco ISE - General Info. & capabilities

Hello All,
I've read quiet a bit of ISE features, but would like to know the following:
1. Can ISE provide/track details of user activity, like which servers/websites he accessed over a period of time?
2. Can it provide details of how much data was transferred from a particular server to a specific client?
3. For a 1500 user env. (1000 desktops and 500 wireless devices) which model of ISE would be appropriate?
4. How would having ISE be different from already deployed authentication services like Active Directory or built-in application authentication for solutions like Oracle ERP systems?
5. I see ISE as being marketed primarily for wireles devices (BYOD), but how would it help for wired devices (or does it become and unecessary authentication level apart from AD, switch based 802.1x, etc)
Thank you.
Regards,
Adnan

Cisco ISE is a consolidated policy-based access control system that incorporates a superset of features available in existing Cisco policy platforms. Cisco ISE performs the following functions:
•Combines authentication, authorization, accounting (AAA), posture, and profiler into one appliance
•Provides for comprehensive guest access management for the Cisco ISE administrator, sanctioned sponsor administrators, or both
•Enforces endpoint compliance by providing comprehensive client provisioning measures and assessing device posture for all endpoints that access the network, including 802.1X environments
•Provides support for discovery, profiling, policy-based placement, and monitoring of endpoint devices on the network
•Enables consistent policy in centralized and distributed deployments that allows services to be delivered where they are needed
•Employs advanced enforcement capabilities including security group access (SGA) through the use of security group tags (SGTs) and security group access control lists (SGACLs)
•Supports scalability to support a number of deployment scenarios from small office to large enterprise environments
The following key functions of Cisco ISE enable you to manage your entire access network.
Provide Identity-Based Network Access
The Cisco ISE solution provides context-aware identity management in the following areas:
•Cisco ISE determines whether users are accessing the network on an authorized, policy-compliant device.
•Cisco ISE establishes user identity, location, and access history, which can be used for compliance and reporting.
•Cisco ISE assigns services based on the assigned user role, group, and associated policy (job role, location, device type, and so on).
•Cisco ISE grants authenticated users with access to specific segments of the network, or specific applications and services, or both, based on authentication results.
ISE 3315 can support 1500 users with appropriate license.

Cisco ISE functionally and license

HI.
I wanna configure the following on Cisco ISE 1.2.1.
Self-registration portal for guests (SSID: guests)
802.1x user certificate check (Cisco NAM supplicant) for employees (SSID: Corporate) (EAP-TLS)
Self provisioning portal (to deploy BYOD certificate and give access for BYOD devices) for BYOD devices (SSID: Corporate) (PEAP, MSHAPv2)
Can I configure these things with PLUS license or do I need Adv or Wireless? I am not sure if one of these requires profiling functionally.

With plus license all the above items should work.
Here is what plus license supports:
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
Profiling
Endpoint Protection Service (EPS)
TrustSec SGT
For more info, refer ISE license section:
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/1-2/user_guide/ise_user_guide/ise_man_license.html#41012
Regards,
Jatin Katyal
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Cisco ISE in Apple Mac Environment

Hi,
One of our clients need to implement BYOD in their network. They are using Mac servers and clients. The requirement is to authenticate (wireless) users against the Mac directory server, in order to provide access to resources. I am trying to figure out whether Cisco ISE can perform LDAP authentication with Mac server. As per this document, Mac server is not a supported external identity source/LDAP server. Currently they are providing access to users by adding MAC addresses to WLC manually, which is not practical now due to increase in number of end devices, and limitation in MAC addresses supported by WLC (2048).
Is it possible to implement this? Has anyone came across similar scenario?
Thanks,
John

The Cisco Identity Services Engine (Cisco ISE) integrates with external identity sources to validate credentials in user authentication functions, and to retrieve group information and other attributes that are associated with the user for use in authorization policies. You must configure the external identity source that contains your user information in Cisco ISE. External identity sources also include certificate information for the Cisco ISE server and certificate authentication profiles.
Both internal and external identity sources can be used as the authentication source for sponsor authentication and also for authentication of remote guest users.
Table 5-1 lists the identity sources and the protocols that they support.
Table 5-1 Protocol Versus Database Support
Protocol (Authentication Type)
Internal Database
Active Directory
LDAP1
RADIUS Token Server or RSA
EAP-GTC2 , PAP3 (plain text password)
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
MS-CHAP4 password hash: MSCHAPv1/v25 EAP-MSCHAPv26 LEAP7
Yes
Yes
No
No
EAP-MD58 CHAP9
Yes
No
No
No
EAP-TLS10 PEAP-TLS11 (certificate retrieval) Note For TLS authentications (EAP-TLS and PEAP-TLS), identity sources are not required, but are optional and can be added for authorization policy conditions.
No
Yes
Yes
No
1 LDAP = Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. 2 EAP-GTC = Extensible Authentication Protocol-Generic Token Card 3 PAP = Password Authentication Protocol 4 MS-CHAP = Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol 5 MS-CHAPv1/v2 = Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol Version 1/Version 2 6 EAP-MSCHAPv2 = Extensible Authentication Protocol-Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol Version 2 7 LEAP = Lightweight Extensible Authentication Protocol 8 EAP-MD5 = Extensible Authentication Protocol-Message Digest 5 9 CHAP = Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol 10 EAP-TLS = Extensible Authentication Protocol-Transport Layer Security 11 PEAP-TLS = Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol-Transport Layer Security
and for the WLC Check the Link : www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/wireless-mobility/wlan-security/91901-mac-filters-wlcs-config.html#backinfo

Question about Cisco ISE

Good morning. We want to separate the access privilege of staff and students by using the same SSID. Currently, we are using free radius linked with the Active Directory. If we want to purchase Cisco ISE, could you please tell us what kind of license shall we buy (Base, advanced 5-year, or wireless 5-year)? We have more than 50,000 staff and students, and the maximum simultaneous user is around 9,000 now. We noticed that the wireless license is quite expensive and has to be renewed every 5 years (For 10,000 licenses, it costs almost $200,000)! In our short term plan, we do not need BYOD, is the base license enough for our situation?If it's possible, could you please briefly introduce how does ISE work for our requirement?
Thank you, and have a nice day.
Yours,
Linchuan Yang
Concordia University

Hello Linchuan,
Wireless
Capabilities: Basic network access, guest access, profiler, posture, and SGA
Network deployment support: Wireless
License prerequisite: None
Term license: 3- and 5-year terms
Licenses are available for 100, 250, 500, 1000, 1500, 2500, 3500, 5000, 10,000, 25,000, 50,000, and 100,000 endpoints
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/vpndevc/ps5712/ps11637/ps11195/qa_c67-658591.html
PS: If i were you the BYOD thing should be a thing to consider in a near future

Multiple domains authentication on Cisco ISE

Hi,
Does the current Cisco ISE supports for authenticating on multiple Active Directories ?
I can only set Cisco ISE to join on single active directory and LDAP
Does anyone have set Cisco ISE to support EAP-FAST with WPAD or PAC provisioning ?
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Pongsatorn

Hi,
We are into a situation where we need to authenticate users of two domains and these two domains are completely independent (no common DNS server). ISE is not able to resolve one of the domain using the DNS server settings and Adding a host entry for the domain name is not sufficient since Kerberos, GC and LDAP SRVs need to be resolvable as well.
From what I know ISE 1.3 should supports disjointed domains and there is no requirement for ISE to have 2 way trust relationship with domains.
Please share your experience if someone has faced similar situation before.
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Cisco ISE trying to posture a device that should not be able to be postured

Overview:
Cisco ISE version 1.1.4. Windows PC will be postured using Web NAC agent. Mobile devices (Apple/Android) can't be postured and will be exempted from posturing. Mobile devices will be exempted using the condition EndPoints:PostureApplicable EQUALS No. This worked fine and mobile devices will be caught by this condition while Windows device will be caught by another that sends to posturing.
Mobile device authorisation policy configured:
Problem:
A few days later, mobile devices doesn't seem to end up in the policy that has EndPoints:PostureApplicable EQUALS No. After having a look at monitoring, Cisco ISE is classifies mobile devices as Posturable. The Posture Status previously was "NotApplicable" now shows up as "Pending". See below.
Troubleshooting:
I tried a total of 4 different mobile devices. 2 Apple and 2 Android. All of them have the Posture Status of "Pending". Interestingly after a few tries, both the Androids starting working and have the PostureStatus of "NotApplicable", no configuration changes were made. The 2 Apple device still doesn't work and show up as "Pending".
I have restarted ISE, Access Point and Apple device. I have also tried other Apple device. All with the same problem.
Have any of you guys experienced this before?

Hi,
I have also experienced the same issues as yourself and would recommend opening a tac case. However I have used the device registration web portal to redirect all previous detected mobile devices to accept the aup and have them statically assigned to an endpoint group so they do not hit this scenario.
I know it is a workaround but its the only way i could get this to work and not affect devices that were one time detected as such.
Tarik Admani
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