ISE License for WLC
Hello Experts
i have ISE with advanced license for 1500 user , and i have WLC 2504 , and i need to integrate the WLC with the ISE to get ISE features for the Wireless users like posturing , remediation and the authentication as well .
my question : is the advanced license is enough , or shall i install the Wireless License to the ISE to have the integration...
your feedback and inputs appreciated....
Reyad
Here is some information regarding the different types of licenses -
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.2/user_guide/ise_man_license.html#wp1074395
Essentially a wireless license is much like the base license if your deployment is 100 percent wireless, the wireless upgrade is the equivalent to the advanced license once again for only a wireless deployment.
Base and Advanced covers all (wired, wireless, vpn..etc). there are no restrictions to the deployment model.
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http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/security/identity-services-engine/datasheet-c78-730772.html
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Hello,
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We have moved the wired users over in one of their offices into Monitor Mode only, and the Base/Adv. Active license counts have exceeded both these values.
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Hello,
I am going to Order (SNS-3415-K9) ISE product to deploy at my company, my concern is the size of license I shall order, and how to know the correct number
I have workstations (PC’s), laptops, Printers, IP-CAM’s, and WLC with 50 AP.
How I can determine the number of license I should get in order to have the benefits from Cisco ISE.
Best reagrds,
Samer HasanQuestion:
I am going to Order (SNS-3415-K9) ISE product to deploy at my company, my concern is the size of license I shall order, and how to know the correct number. I have workstations (PC’s), laptops, Printers, IP-CAM’s, and WLC with 50 AP. How I can determine the number of license I should get in order to have the benefits from Cisco ISE.
Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) Ordering Steps
Here’s guide which can help in finding solution of your problem
1. Estimate the number of concurrent endpoints in the network.
2. Estimate the number of appliances (physical or virtual) needed to support the number of concurrent endpoints
in the network.
3. Select the appropriate type of appliance suitable for your deployment. (Reference the appliance selection.)
4. Select the appropriate type of license suitable for your deployment. (Reference the license selection.)
5. Select the appropriate level of services available from Cisco Advanced Services or a Certified Partner for design,
Deployment and sustaining services of the ISE deployment.
Step 1: Estimate the Number of Concurrent Endpoints in the Network
Estimating the total number of concurrent endpoints is dependent on a number of variables. An approach to consider would be to take into account:
• Number of employees in the organization
• Average number of devices per employee (desktop, laptop, smartphone, desk IP phone, etc.)
• Number of switch ports currently in the organization
• Number of access points deployed in the organization
• Average number of devices per access point
• Dynamic IP address range being used
• Average number of guests expected to join the network
• Inventory of non-user devices such as IP cameras, printers, IP-enabled projectors, etc.
A combination of factors that includes but is not limited to the above factors could be used to determine the total number of concurrent endpoints in the network.
Step 2: Cisco ISE Appliances and Servers* Options
Cisco Identity Services Engine Appliances
Option 1: Cisco Identity Services Engine Appliances and Servers*
Product Number
Endpoints Supported
Cisco Secure Network Server 3415*
SNS-3415-K9
5,000
Cisco Secure Network Server 3495*
SNS-3495-K9
20,000
Step 3: Cisco Secure Network Server Support SKUs*
Product Number
SMARTnet Part Number
Description
SNS-3415-K9*
CON-SNT-SNS-3415
Cisco SMARTnet support for SNS-3415-K9 - 8x5 Next Business Day
Step 4: Select the Type of License
Step 5: Cisco ISE License Options
License Type
Features Supported
Deployment Type Supported
License Prerequisite
License Term(s)
Base License
AAA
Guest Provisioning
Link Encryption Policies
Wired
Wireless
VPN
Perpetual
Advanced License
Device Onboarding/Provisioning
Device Profiling and Feed Service*
Host Posture
Security Group Access
Integrated Vendor MDM Support*
Wired
Wireless
VPN
Base License
3- and 5-Year Terms
Wireless License
Device Onboarding/Provisioning
AAA
Guest Provisioning
Link Encryption Policies
Device Profiling and Feed Service*
Host Posture
Security Group Access
Integrated Vendor MDM Support*
Wireless
3- and 5-Year Terms
Step 6. Cisco ISE Functionality-Based License Options
License Tiers (T)
Number of Endpoints Supported
Base License
Advanced 3-Year License
Advanced 5-Year License
Wireless 3-Year License
Wireless 5-Year License
Wireless Upgrade 3-Year License
Wireless Upgrade 5-Year License
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Hello
I have a customer currently using EAP-PEAP on both their coporate laptop and wireless phones on different SSIDs, the radius servers are a pair of IAS servers. We have recently deployed ISE BYOD for them with a single BYOD SSID. Now they want to completely get rid of the IAS and move all Radius to ISEs but want to keep EAP-PEAP for laptops and phones.
I am thinking about the authorization rules in the ISE, now they have 3 types of access using EAP-PEAP, a user must at least belong to the Employee AD group, but he may or may not belong to BYOD or/and PHONE groups as well. The authentiation results should be something like:
1. if Corporate Laptop then Permit Access
2. if BYOD then NSP
3. if Phone then Permit Access
I am just wondering what is the best way to classify the devices (to decide the following action) without relying on profiling, Surely they all come from different SSIDs so I could check the WLAN ID to determine what action to follow, but that will need to make sure all the WLCs have the same WLAN ID for each SSID. Is there any better or neater way of doing this? What is the best practice for this kind of senario?
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ISE license enforcement alarms
Getting the following alarm from my ISE:
Cause:
Base License Enforcement
Details:
Base concurrent users exceed license allowable count
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I'm setting up new Guest Wireless, I have 2 internal foreign 5508 WLC's talking to 2 DMZ anchor WLC's. The guest connects to Guest SSID and the anchor controllers acts as a DHCP server, the Guest interface configured on the WLC is the in the range of the DHCP scope I've setup. The DHCP scope is using the anchor WLC Mgmt interface as the DHCP server.
Guest SSID - is setup for Webauth and Guest is redirected to the ISE server https://wlc.company.com/login...., when the page is presented to the Guest they get cert problem because the cert is not trusted (its an Internal Cert), Guest logins in ok and the AUP says "cert not trusted" 1.1.1.1 name of the WLC wlc.company.com.
In the browser Guest has https://wlc.company.com/loginredirecthttps://1.1.1.1........
1.1.1.1 is the Virtual interface of the Anchor WLC.
How can I get the client to stop using the Virtual Interface for cert. Why is the WLC doing this? I gather something to do with DHCP?
My plan is to apply a External Cert on the ISE for Guests, that way they will automatically trust a cert from Geotrust for example. But I'm going to still run into this Cert "not trusted" problem where the Guest is not trusting the WLC anchor Virtual Interface 1.1.1 . Why is the guest using the Virtual interface error 1.1.1.1. I've even added the ISE name of the cert to the Virtual interface, same problem, instead its just says wlc.company.com not trusted. I have also imported the cert onto the WebAuth cert on anchor WLC, still doesn't work.
Hopefully I've explained this ok.....any ideas? but if the Guest page keeps getting presented with
https://wlc.company.com/loginredirecthttps://1.1.1.1........ it will never work.I followed Richard's advice and started from scratch, removing LWA and implementing CWA -MAB. It didn't take too long to setup CWA and get authentication working, I appled a Preauth ACL on WLC's and on ISE under Authorization pofile (CWA)
This is when the problems started happening, I was using the default ISE Authorization profile
cisco-av-pair = url-redirect=https://ip:8443/guestportal/gateway?sessionid=SessionValueIdValue&action=cwa.which is not what I want, again the certificate is the server cert which is not an external Cert that the guest wants to see. The user can login fine, unlike LWA, with Firefox or IE it would accept the cert and login so at least I had a working Guest wifi solution. Though there was a cert error symbol at the end of the browser url.
The next step I tried was to change the Authorization Profile to
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cisco-av-pair = url-redirect=https://wireless.company.com:8443/guestportal/gateway?sessionid=SessionValueIdValue&action=cwa
I applied the change and the new page appeared on the users laptop, great, but this time users were declined access via live Authentications, reason "Cannot login due to session id expiry, please login a again", I created a new user a/c, same problem. Not good. Ok so I thought well if I want clear all these stale session id's that appartenly exist I'll stop/start the application which I did from the command line, still the same error "Cannot login due to session id expiry". hmmm, whats going on here.
I then rebooted the ISE (this must clear all the sessions!), reboot I performed from home and now for some reason I cannot login to the ISE front end GUI with the admin account or my account. Tried resetting the GUI password for admin and other admin users, the message "Error: cannot reset password this can only be performed on Standalone or Primary node" Well what have I done, just rebooted ISE nothing else apart from changing authorization profile. This box is a Standalone node. Without seeing if the clients connect due t no GUI access, I have referred this issue to TAC!
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Hi All,
I have 2 5508, 5508-A has 500 permanent licenses and 5508-B 200 evaluation licenses, I'm setting up location awareness by adding 180 APs
to 5508-B and then migrating APs on 5508-A to 5508-B and then setting up HA. It is being done this way to avoid disruption to production setup whilst testing, in total I will have 300 APs.
I just need clarification on a couple of points.
1. can I apply additional eval licenses to 5508-B so it supports 300 APs
2. If I apply the HA license to 5508-A, will it push the permanent license count to 5508-B and become standby or will the configuration
on 5508-B be pushed to 5508-A and the APs disconnect from 5508-B and move to 5508-A and 5508-A is primary whilst 5508-B remains secondary.
3. In the event of failover will this be transparent to the MSE and Prime 1.3
I have read the High Availability (AP SSO) Deployment Guide, and wonder if I'm making it to complicated in terms of migrating APs
between controllers and should just work on the production controller, but be careful whilst doing it.
TIAWell I don't know if this migration will be transparent. The license for an HA sku WLC is 500 which is the max, but the real license count depends on the primary WLC. The HA WLC just needs a 50 ap license to perform the HA role. I don't really think you should use eval license for HA as you will have to disable AP SSO in order to add a true license and then enable AP SSO. This might become an issue if when you disable AP SSO, your wireless goes down. HA AP SSO hasn't been very stable and that's why there is always risk in doing what you want to do.
Like the saying goes... Proceed with caution:)
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ISE Compatibility with WLC 5760
The ISE compatibility Matrix (June 5, 2013), does have a row for WLC 5760 in its tables.
The WLC 5760 Release Notes says it is compatible with with ISE without specfying which features.
Why is the WLC 5760 missing from the ISE Compat Matrix and how can I get specific ISE feature support (ie CoA, DACL).
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