ISE authorization Policy not working

Hi ,
I have configured the ISE as per the belwo link
https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/110031/central-web-authentication-cwa-guests-ise
but my authorization policy is not working as when user get connected to guest wlan it get authneticated but when it look for authorization
it going to default policy it should hit on above policy created screen shot as below

What version of ISE + patch are you running?. Could you please send an screenshot of AUTH policies including the default --- > USE part?. Are you using customized portal for the first authentication process?
CWA is pretty straightforward. Only issues I faced was multiple VM (ISE Personas) running on one single server was not replicating properly the AUTHZ policies so I added the PSN persona into the PAN Node and everything worked fine immediately. In addition to that, I realized that I needed at least ONE ENTRY into the ISE PAN Internal Endpoints DB so I could hit the AUTH Policy for MAB & user not found condition which sent me to the AUTHZ = User Unknown + Redirect. Once I authenticated the user using the Default Portal that meant I hit the GUEST FLOW policy. If you are using customized portals for the first authentication process, check: web portal mgmt. --- > Guest --- > MultiPortal Configurations --- > Customized Portal -- > Authentication part.

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ISE Authorization Policy

Hey guys,
I have a question regarding ISE Authorization Policy. In my test lab, I don't have any wired station, and what I have is a wireless lapotp. I have configured to allow only EAP-TLS authentication. Now, my problem is I keep getting "15039 Rejected per authorization profile."
Under the Policy > Authorization, I created a rule where I just want to allow on EAP-TLS either via machine or user identity, and the bottom is the default DenyAccess. When I tried to join the wireless network, I kept getting denied. I checked the ACL counters on the WLC side and it was not increasing.
I changed the default DenyAccess to PermitAccess, and I was able to join the wireless network no problem, and the ACL counters on the WLC side increased.
It seems like I am hitting the default Authorization Policy first which is on the bottom of the authorization policy.
I attached the failed and authenticated logs that I got from ISE.
Has anyone have encoutered this issue?
The version that I have is 1.1.1
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P.S.
I went back to check my autorization condition, and it is blank (See the 1st screenshot)

Hi,
it is obvious that you are not matching any condition.
rather than keeping the condition blank, fill it with a condition that is always match and try if that helps.
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Import/removal policy not working javax.naming.NameNotFound

Hi, i am experiencing some problems with my import/removal policy...more so the removal workstation policy not working.
When the policy schedule time initiates - the following shows up on the zenworks removal workstation removal screen:
30-Oct-2009 17:35:39 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Root exception is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601 (0xfffffda7)]
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Did any of the removals succeed?
i.e.
20-Sep-2009 23:00:31 Removed workstation:T82715.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
20-Sep-2009 23:00:32 Removed workstation:T87490.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
20-Sep-2009 23:00:32 Removed workstation:T87810.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
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mind is that the server/workstation policy doesn't have rights to delete
from the OU's your workstations are in?
I didn't go thru the log exactly line by line, but it looks like its always
bombing on workstations in
your BuxtonRd.WF and CecilRd.WF containers.
>>> On 11/5/2009 at 10:26 AM, in message
<[email protected]>,
dchitolie<[email protected]> wrote:
> In relation to the tid, i do not have any / in my containers?
> Here is my Zenwsrem.log:
>
> NameNotFoundException [Root exception
> iscom.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601 (0xfffffda7)]
> 27-Dec-2008 23:00:04 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 03-Jan-2009 23:00:03 Removed
workstation:T87306.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 03-Jan-2009 23:00:04 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 10-Jan-2009 23:00:50 Removed
workstation:T84740.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 10-Jan-2009 23:00:50 Removed
workstation:T87424.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 10-Jan-2009 23:00:50 Removed
workstation:T87324.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 10-Jan-2009 23:00:51 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 17-Jan-2009 23:00:16 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 31-Jan-2009 23:00:07 Removed
workstation:T85290.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 31-Jan-2009 23:00:08 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
>
> 14-Mar-2009 23:00:36 Removed
workstation:T87327.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 14-Mar-2009 23:00:37 Removed
workstation:T87484.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 14-Mar-2009 23:00:39 Removed workstation:T93380.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 14-Mar-2009 23:00:39 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 22-Mar-2009 23:00:04 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 28-Mar-2009 23:00:48 Removed workstation:T88849.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 28-Mar-2009 23:00:49 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 29-Mar-2009 23:00:27 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 02-Apr-2009 17:51:08 Could not authenticate as policy:
> 05-Apr-2009 23:00:31 Removed workstation:T8102T.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 05-Apr-2009 23:00:32 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 12-Apr-2009 23:00:23 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 17-Apr-2009 11:12:04 Could not authenticate as policy:
> 19-Apr-2009 23:00:23 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 26-Apr-2009 23:00:21 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 03-May-2009 22:59:55 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 10-May-2009 23:00:04 Removed workstation:T88842.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 10-May-2009 23:00:04 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 17-May-2009 23:00:22 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 24-May-2009 22:59:47 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 31-May-2009 23:00:15 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 07-Jun-2009 23:00:49 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 14-Jun-2009 23:00:04 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 21-Jun-2009 23:00:38 Removed workstation:T88834.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 21-Jun-2009 23:00:38 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 28-Jun-2009 08:09:11 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 09:08:54 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 10:08:37 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 11:08:20 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 12:08:03 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 13:07:45 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 14:07:28 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 15:07:11 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 16:06:55 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 17:06:37 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 18:06:20 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 19:06:03 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 20:05:46 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 21:05:29 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 22:05:12 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 22:55:58 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 23:04:55 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 00:04:38 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 01:04:21 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 02:04:04 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 03:03:47 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 04:03:30 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 05:03:13 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 06:02:56 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 07:02:38 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 08:02:22 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 09:02:05 No removal policy found.
> 05-Jul-2009 23:00:30 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 12-Jul-2009 23:00:44 Removed workstation:T82363.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 12-Jul-2009 23:00:44 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 19-Jul-2009 23:00:28 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 26-Jul-2009 23:00:19 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 02-Aug-2009 23:00:41 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 09-Aug-2009 23:00:22 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 16-Aug-2009 23:00:22 Removed
workstation:T85264.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 16-Aug-2009 23:00:22 Removed
workstation:T85266.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 16-Aug-2009 23:00:24 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 23-Aug-2009 23:00:20 Removed
workstation:T85261.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 23-Aug-2009 23:00:21 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 30-Aug-2009 23:00:02 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 06-Sep-2009 23:00:19 Removed workstation:T82722.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 06-Sep-2009 23:00:20 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 13-Sep-2009 23:00:13 Removed
workstation:T85336.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 13-Sep-2009 23:00:15 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 20-Sep-2009 23:00:31 Removed
workstation:T82715.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 20-Sep-2009 23:00:32 Removed
workstation:T87490.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 20-Sep-2009 23:00:32 Removed
workstation:T87810.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 20-Sep-2009 23:00:33 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 27-Sep-2009 23:00:03 Removed
workstation:T85179.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 27-Sep-2009 23:00:04 Removed
workstation:T87494.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 27-Sep-2009 23:00:05 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 04-Oct-2009 23:00:22 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 11-Oct-2009 23:00:03 javax.naming.NamingException [Root exception
> iscom.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -637
> (0xfffffd83)];remaining name 'T87395'
> 11-Oct-2009 23:00:04 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 18-Oct-2009 23:00:35 Removed
workstation:T87395.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 18-Oct-2009 23:00:36 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 30-Oct-2009 17:30:31 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 30-Oct-2009 17:35:39 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
>
> Any ideas.....
> thanks
> regards
>
> Dennis--
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Cisco ISE IP Renewal not working

Hi all,
I am setting up a CWA with Cisco ISE to authenticate Guests and Employees by Web and assign them to Two different vlans. The authentication pass. The authZ Profiles are affected. but The IP address did not change according to vlan until I renew it manually from console ( >ipconfig /release >ipconfig /renew). I desactivated Java in browsers, I activated it again and added the IP of the ISE to the Exception List in Java setting but the IP address still not change automatically.
Any Ideas how to fix this Issue?
Thank you.

Hi Bouchaib,
Make sure you have put a check on the VLAN DHCP Release option.
If you are using ISE 1.3 then your path will be,
Guest Access > Configure > Guest Portals > Create, Edit or Duplicate > Portal Behavior and Flow Settings > VLAN DHCP Release Page Settings.
This affects the Central WebAuth (CWA) flow during final authorization when the network access changes the guest VLAN to a new VLAN. The guest’s old IP address must be released before the VLAN change and a new guest IP address must be requested through DHCP once the new VLAN access is in place. The IP address release renew operation varies by the browser and operating system used; Internet Explorer uses ActiveX controls, and Firefox and Google Chrome use Java applets. For non-Internet Explorer browsers, Java must be installed and enabled on the browser.
The VLAN DHCP Release option does not work on mobile devices. Instead, guests are requested to manually reset the IP address. This method varies by devices. For example, on Apple iOS devices, guests can select the Wi-Fi network and click the Renew Lease button.
For ISE 1.2 version, you can find the same option on the Guest Portal settings.

ME21N Material group level authorization is not working in ECC 6.0

Dear Security Experts,
We have created a role Z_ME21N with one Tcode ME21N. The role has to restrict users in the material group level.
For that, we added Authorization object M_MATE_WGR.
1. When we are trying to add field values for {M_MATE_WGR, BEGRU}, generally it should show me the list possible values to be used based on the MM configuration related to Material Authorization Group. We have correctly configured the authorization groups from V_TBRG for M_MATE_WGR. But itu2019s not showing any possible values.
2. However we are able to add values manually, but I guess these are not being considered during authorization check and our restriction on Authorization group level in ME21N is not working.
Test Scenario: We have manually added values 005,007,009,010,013 (which is pointing to specific material group) to BEGRU of M_MATE_WGR. We already assigned this Authorization Object to role Z_ME21N and this role has been assigned to u2018testuseru2019, but the authorization check with the M_MATE_WGR authorization group is not happening. It allows operations on all the material groups.
Anybody came accross same scenario?
SAP Prodcut version : ECC 6.0
Database : SQL Server 2005
Support pack level : 15
Please share your views, thanks in advance.
Regards,
Abu Sandeep

Dear All,
I got a reply just now from SAP regarding the same issue.
I coudnt understand what SAP and you are saying.
Dear Abu
*Apologies for the delay. This message has been turned on to application*
*area of MM from the Basis side just now.*
*Unfortunately, authorization object "M_MATE_WGR " is not checked*
*in the purchasing transactions (PR & PO), the system works as standard*
*functional designed.*
*Only the following objects are checked in PR/PO:*
*M_BEST_BSA Document Type in PO M_BANF_BSA Document Type in PR*
*M_BEST_EKG Purchasing Group in PO M_BANF_EKG Purchasing Group in PR*
*M_BEST_EKO Purchasing Org. in PO M_BANF_EKO Purchasing Org. in PR*
*M_BEST_WRK Plant in PO M_BANF_WRK Plant in PR*
*Setting in check/maintain on in SU24 only means that the profile*
*generator will propose the object when creating a user, however is*
*does not mean that M-MATE_WGR will be checked.*
*Please close this message by pressing the confirm button at your*
*earliest convenience.*
*Many thanks in advance for your understanding.*
So, how can I resolve this problem? John, are you sure that, you implemented this successfully?
SAP says, this cant be done.
Regards,
Abu Sandeep.

GPP Delete policy not working on Windows Server 2008 R2 RDS when deleting shared printers with status access denied.

Hi!
I Have one AD Security group for each shared printer, I have one GPP that map the printer if the user is in the security group that belong to the printer. And one GPP to delete the printer if the user is NOT member of the security group. The security group
is also applied in “Security” tab on the printsrv with PRINT rights and “everyone” is removed. This works 100 % on Windows 7 clients and Windows 2003 Terminal Servers. But on Windows 2008 R2 RDS this dont work.The Delete Policy will not delete the shared
printer. No warning in any logs, and the gpresult shows that the gpo setting applyed sucessfully. The only way I can make the Delete policy work is if i give the user print rights on the printer on the printsrv. Looks like for the policy to work on 2008
R2 the user must have print rights on the printer object on the printserver. The GPP Delete Policy will not delete printers that have status : access denied. Anyone else had this problem?

Hi,
Based on your description, it seems that we need to give users appropriate permissions, for the error
Access is denied is more or less related to permissions.
However, we can avoid deploying the GPP printer delete policy. As far as I know, we can use Item-Lvel Targeting of GPP to push the shared printers
to the targeted users or groups.
Regarding ILT, the following articles can be referred to for more information.
Preference Item-Level Targeting
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc733022.aspx
Security Group Targeting
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc772471.aspx
Best regards,
Frank Shen

Group Policy not work in some client machine.

Hello All,
Existing environment is AD 2012. gpupdate /force command does not working in some client machine. And it's occur randomly. Error shown about 15-20% of client machine. Please suggest. Hopefully this time get reply from community.
The Error:
User policy could not be updated successfully. The following errors were encount
ered:
The processing of Group Policy failed. Windows attempted to read the file \\example.net\sysvol\example.net\Policies\{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB
984F9}\gpt.ini from a domain controller and was not successful. Group Policy set
tings may not be applied until this event is resolved. This issue may be transie
nt and could be caused by one or more of the following:
a) Name Resolution/Network Connectivity to the current domain controller.
b) File Replication Service Latency (a file created on another domain controller
has not replicated to the current domain controller).
c) The Distributed File System (DFS) client has been disabled.
Computer policy could not be updated successfully. The following errors were enc
ountered:
The processing of Group Policy failed. Windows attempted to read the file \\example.net\sysvol\example.net\Policies\{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB
984F9}\gpt.ini from a domain controller and was not successful. Group Policy set
tings may not be applied until this event is resolved. This issue may be transie
nt and could be caused by one or more of the following:
a) Name Resolution/Network Connectivity to the current domain controller.

Thanks for your reply. basically this error occurs with in same location as well as branch location. i have check event log in AD but not got any specific error. AD health status is ok. AD to AD synchronization also working well. All the client machine running
on windows 7 64 bit and few of them are windows 8.
Please suggest. if you need any event log for analysis i can send you.
Thanks
I recommend you examine the event logs upon an affected client machine. Specifically, look for the surrounding events on that machine (both System, and Application logs), for the hours previous and the hour after.
The time period may vary according to your environment (e.g. what is expected/normal for your environment, your configured GP refresh cycle-time).
e.g., are there network drops, or power drops, or system crashes, restarts at the similar time.
if it's a laptop, is it wireless? Was there a transition from wireless to wired operation?
Is there VPN in use?
If you are able to compare with another machine (I would encourage that), to understand what "normal" looks like in the logs, so that you have some kind of baseline data for comparison.
Other checks, maybe confirm that the machines are updating as required (have the relevant WindowsUpdates etc), and consider if some security/protection/firewall software might be interfering with normal Windows operations.
Also the potential for malware or virus, which can disturb many basic services (ensure a scan is performed and returns clean).
If you have the opportunity for an affected user to contact you urgently when the symptom occurs, check that the gpt.ini file is accessible from their PC.
e.g.: \\example.net\sysvol\example.net\Policies\{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB
984F9}\gpt.ini
This file is hosted within the replicated SYSVOL share on your DC's, so check that it is accessible.
You might also validate the particular GPO this refers to, and check each of your DC's holds the correct copy of the files for that GPO GUID.
If you open that GPO, and perform a minor change to it (e.g. add a comment), then click Apply, OK, this should cause the GPO contents to replicate an updated version (be cautious, depending upon the nature of that GPO !!!)
Don
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Windows 2008 Group Policy not working in Windows 8.1

Hi ,
We found that the GPO settings created in Windows 2008 is not working in a Windows 8.1 machine.
One example is the proxy settings.
We confirmed from gpresult that the GPO is in the list but checking the actual proxy settings, it is not applied.
Regards,
Jhun

Hi,
How did we configure the proxy settings, using Internet Explorer Maintenance? If it is this case, just as Martin suggested, we can’t use IEM to manage
IE 10 and IE 11. However, we can configure the proxy setting via Group Policy Preferences (GPP).
Regarding this point, the following blog can be referred to for more information.
Configuring Internet Explorer 10′s
Proxy Via Group Policy
http://johnfail.wordpress.com/2013/06/15/configuring-internet-explorer-10s-proxy-via-group-policy/
In addition, when we use this GPP extension, pay attention to GPP F5-F8 keys.
Regarding this point, the following blog can be referred to for more information.
Group Policy Preferences F5 F6 F7 F8 “documentation”
http://msitpros.com/?p=1014
Please Note: Since the above two websites are not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy
of this information.
In addition, regarding the deprecation of IEM, the following article can be referred to for more information.
Appendix B: Replacements for Internet Explorer Maintenance
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj890998.aspx
Best regards,
Frank Shen

Software restriction policy not working correctly

Ladies and Gents,
we run a windows server 2008r2 environment.
we have a software restriction policy in place for quite some time now and it's been working fine until about a week ago. here's how we have it setup:
Enforce = All Software files except libraries (such as DLLs). + All Users.
Security Level = Disallowed
Designated File Types=
Defaults
Additional Rules:
C:\* = Disallow.
The rest of the rules are paths for files and folders that we have set as Unrestricted.
Since about a week ago, our security team discovered that they can open any allowed file type such as text file, and then go to file and click on open. In the open dialog box they would type
in C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts and then click and open it would actually open the hosts file.
I even tried adding a path rule for C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts with Disallow, and it’s still allows opening this file for non admins.
Any ideas as to why is software restriction policy not blocking access to any files or folders that are not explicitly allowed via a path rule?
Any help or comments are much appreciated.
Mohsen Almassud

You are moving in a wrong way. Software Restriction Policies are designed to prevent users to launch executables/applications. It cannot prevent you from opening TXT file, because it is not an executable. In order to prevent TXT files, you have to block
notepad.exe executable. It is very different technology.
You must move to a permission configuration. If there are folders users should not access, remove them from respective folder's ACL. You must be careful with restricting user access to system folders (%systemroot%), because you may block critical applications
and eventually no one will be able to log on to server, because logon-dependant paths are not accessible due to restrictions in the ACL.
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ISE authorization policy question

I'm in the process of finishing up my authorization policy and was hoping to get some input on how to deal with freshly imaged machines. The current authorization policy relies on Active Directory (peap-tls) and CCM (eap-tls). Since the newly imaged machines will not be part of the domain yet they'll fail and will either be completely denied access or they'll be dropped into a null vlan.
Would it be viable to create a policy that says if your name starts with the first 5 characters of our naming convention then you can be dumped onto the internal data VLAN and couple that with a DACL permitting access to ports necessary to join the domain?
I'm not sure what type of security implications this would have?
If this is not a suitable route what would be a best practice approach?

You can do the later one if they fail authenticaton , they be granted separated Vlan with some defined access.

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