Peap AUthentication User Group issue

Dear All,
I have a strange problem. We are running Wireless service which includes Cisco AP1200 (B&G), radius server ACS 4.0, WPA/TKIP. We have two setups, one for trusted machines which are part of our domain, other is untrusted which is from students. We have also setup groups in ACS 4.0 to allocate the required Vlan accordingly.
When untruisted machine logs in, it gets the required vlan which is fine. But when on the same machine I log in with domain account it get us the trusted machine ip address which is not right.
Is there any way I can stop this behaviour because if some with untruested machine logs in with the domain account, he/she will get the ip which is only for trusted machines.
Two Vlan are with two ssid'S.
I will be thankful, if someone could help me in this seyup issue.
regards
Khaleefa

Try these links:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/secursw/ps2086/products_configuration_example09186a00801df0e4.shtml
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6366/products_configuration_example09186a00807917aa.shtml
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps430/prod_tech_notes_list.html

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Hello Everyone.
We created two Roles Role1 and Role2 for this Roles we have assigned the Group "Authenticated Users"
Now the client requirement is they wants to remove couple of users who are assigned to Role1(who belong to "Authenticated Users" group.
Though it is not a good practise One thing I can do is search for the group "Authenticated Users" in portal then choose modify and choose assigned users and remove the users from this group.So,that they can not see Role1
If I remove the users from the group "Authenticated Users" then they will not be able to see Role2 as they are removed from the "Authenticated Users" group which is assigned to Role2
Can anyone help me out regarding this issue.

Hi Shailesh,
What you understood is correct ie "Both the users have been added to Role 1 and Role 2, and both the roles have been assigned to "Authenticated Group".
I tried the step what you have stated.
once I login to portal --- User administration -- identity management
search for the user.
choose modify
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but if i click on assigned groups I see " Authenticated Users"
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I apologize. I don't think I explained myself correctly. Let's consider the following...
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Diane,
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I apologize. I don't think I explained myself correctly. Let's consider the following...
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Hi,
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getUserLoginNamesMatching(*,50) 
loginNames=[BF, DAD, NA, OTN, P1Adm1, P1User1, P2Adm1, P2User1, S, ab, admtest, gw, jb, joeschmo, kw, mf, mh, pa, rn, rt, super, test1, wf] 
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Success: advance(Cursor = Cursor0) 
Success: haveCurrent(Cursor = Cursor0) = true 
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Success: advance(Cursor = Cursor0) 
Success: close(Cursor = Cursor0) 
getExistingUser(BF) 
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Success: getUserDescription(user = BF) = BF 
getExistingUser(DAD) 
Success: haveCurrent(Cursor = Cursor0) = false 
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getExistingUser(BF) 
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getExistingUser(DAD) 
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getExistingUser(NA) 
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User Description Provider 
portaladmin Admin for portal domain DefaultAuthenticator 
weblogic This user is the default administrator. DefaultAuthenticator 
yahooadmin Admin for yahoo content DefaultAuthenticator 
john John Smith DefaultAuthenticator 
qamean ActiveDirectoryAuthenticator 
qamin ActiveDirectoryAuthenticator 
---- weblogic console output sp5, Manage Users ----
User Description Provider 
portaladmin Admin for portal domain DefaultAuthenticator
weblogic This user is the default administrator. DefaultAuthenticator 
yahooadmin Admin for yahoo content DefaultAuthenticator 
--- html for above (with weird empty rows) ---
<FORM NAME=FilterUsers METHOD=POST ACTION=>Filter By:Â <INPUT TYPE=text NAME=filter SIZE=10>Â <INPUT CLASS='buttons' TYPE=submit VALUE=Filter></FORM>Displayed 68 of 357 Total, use filter to narrow your search results.<table border='1' cellpadding='4' cellspacing='0' height='20'><tr bgcolor='#b8cece'><th>User</th><th>Description</th><th>Provider</th><th>Â </th></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td>portaladmin</td><td>Admin for portal domain</td><td>DefaultAuthenticator</td><td><img border='0' src='http://localhost:7001/console/images/delete.gif' title='Delete'/></td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td>weblogic</td><td>This user is the default administrator.</td><td>DefaultAuthenticator</td><td><img border='0' src='http://localhost:7001/console/images/delete.gif' title='Delete'/></td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td>yahooadmin</td><td>Admin for yahoo content</td><td>DefaultAuthenticator</td><td><img border='0' src='http://localhost:7001/console/images/delete.gif' title='Delete'/></td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr><tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td><td><td></tr></table>
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Called-Station-ID
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CiscoAVPair
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ssid
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Device Port
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DestinationPort
1812
RadiusPacketType
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UserName
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NAS-IP-Address
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NAS-Port
51517
Framed-MTU
1400
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cisco-nas-port
51517
IsEndpointInRejectMode
false
AcsSessionID
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SelectedAuthenticationIdentityStores
AD1
ADDomain
xxxxxxxxxxx
AuthorizationPolicyMatchedRule
Default
CPMSessionID
b0140a6f0000C2E15374CC7F
EndPointMACAddress
00-xxxxxxxxxxxx
ISEPolicySetName
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AllowedProtocolMatchedRule
MDP-PC-PEAP
IdentitySelectionMatchedRule
Default
HostIdentityGroup
Endpoint Identity Groups:Profiled:Workstation
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Location
Location#All Locations#Site-MDP
Device Type
Device Type#All Device Types#Cisco-Bornes
IdentityAccessRestricted
false
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xx/users/ordinateurs du domaine
AD ExternalGroups
xx/users/certsvc_dcom_access
AD ExternalGroups
xx/builtin/accès dcom service de certificats
Called-Station-ID
54:75:D0:DC:5B:7C
CiscoAVPair
ssid=CAMPUS
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To configure debug logs via the Cisco ISE user interface, complete the following steps
:Step 1 Choose Administration > System > Logging > Debug Log Configuration. The Node List page appears, which contains a list of nodes and their personas.
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www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.0/user_guide/ise10_logging.html#wp1059750

External table authentication not updating user group changes

Hello
I have a question..
In OBIEE, i am using external table authentication. I have user and user group tables where users and groups are stores.. Every Time I create a new user and assign them to a group, these records get inserted immediately to these tables with the correct user and group ID that matches with each other.. Then in my initialization block I have the query that fetches the user name and psswd as well as groups names..
All these are working at the initial user creation. For example, when I create user A and assign it to group A, the DB table has all of the records inserted correctly. When I log in to OBIEE using User A login, I see it is assigned to Group B.
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Active Directory Authentication and permissions for user group in APEX 4.0

Hello,
I am new to oracle APEX and I have searched the forum for active directory authentication for a user group and I am really confused about all the different threads. Can anyone please provide me the steps to follow; in order to implement AD authentication for a user group in Oracle APEX 4.0.
These are the threads which i was looking at to get an idea like how AD authentication works but its really confusing for me.
Help with Authentication (APEX_LDAP.AUTHENTICATE)
Re: LDAP Authentication Via Groups
Thanks,
Tony

You need to give it more than 30 minutes before bumping your own post. This is not an official support channel, so you need to be patient and wait for people to read, think and respond.

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