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    							Procedure
    Step 1ForSelf-RegisteredGuestorSponsorportals,chooseGuestAccess>Configure>GuestorSponsor
    Portals>Edit>PortalPageCustomization>SMSReceiptorSMSNotification.
    Step 2Usethemini-editorandHTMLtagstocustomizetheMessageText.Usepredefinedvariablestospecifythe
    guestaccountinformationtobeincludedintheSMStextmessage.
    Step 3UnderSettings,youcan:
    •Sendusernameandpasswordseparatelyindifferenttextmessages.Ifyouselectthisoption,two
    separatetabsappearinPageCustomizationsforcustomizingtheUsernameMessageandPassword
    Messagenotifications.
    •SendTestMessagetoacellphonetopreviewyourcustomizationtoensurethattheinformationappears
    asitshould.Thesupportedphonenumberformatsinclude:+1##########,###-###-####,(###)###
    ####,##########,1##########andsoon.
    Step 4ClickSaveandthenClose.
    Customize Print Notifications
    Youcancustomizetheinformationthatisprintedforguests.
    Withineachportal,theprintnotificationlogoisinheritedfromtheemailnotificationlogosetting.Note
    Before You Begin
    EnsurethatEnableportalcustomizationwithHTMLisenabledbydefaultinAdministration>System
    >AdminAccess>Settings>PortalCustomization.
    Procedure
    Step 1ForSelf-RegisteredGuestandSponsorportals,chooseGuestAccess>Configure>GuestorSponsor
    Portals>Edit>PortalPageCustomization>PrintReceiptorPrintNotification.
    Step 2SpecifythePrintIntroductionText.Usepredefinedvariablestospecifytheguestaccountinformationto
    beincludedintheemailmessage.Usethemini-editorandHTMLtagstocustomizethetext.
    Step 3PreviewyourcustomizationinthethumbnailorclickPrintPreview.YoucannotviewanyHTML
    customizationinthethumbnail.
    IfyouselectthePrintPreviewoption,awindowappearsfromwhichyoucanprinttheaccountdetailsto
    ensurethattheinformationappearsasitshould.
    Step 4ClickSaveandthenClose.
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    							Customize Approval Request Email Notifications
    Youcanrequiresponsorstoapproveself-registeringguestsbeforetheiraccountsarecreatedandbeforethey
    canobtaintheirlogincredentials.Youcancustomizetheinformationthatissentviaemailtosponsors
    requestingtheirapproval.Thisnotificationonlydisplaysifyouhavespecifiedthatself-registeringguests
    usingtheSelf-RegisteredGuestportalsrequireapprovalbeforetheyaregrantednetworkaccess.
    Before You Begin
    •ConfiguretheSMTPservertoenableemailnotifications.ChooseAdministration>Systems>Settings
    >SMTPServer.
    •Configuresupportforemailnotificationstoguests.ChooseGuestAccess>Settings>GuestEmail
    Settings.CheckEnableemailnotificationstoguests.
    •IfyouwantaSponsortoapproveself-registeredaccountrequests,checkRequireself-registeredguests
    tobeapprovedunderSelf-RegistrationPageSettingsonthePortalBehaviorandFlowSettingstab.
    ThatenablestheApprovalRequestEmailtabunderNotificationsinPortalPageCustomization,where
    youcancustomizetheemailthatgoestotheSponsor.
    Procedure
    Step 1ChooseGuestAccess>Self-RegisteredGuestPortals>Edit>PortalPageCustomization>Approval
    RequestEmail.Hereyoucan:
    a)ChangethedefaultLogothatisspecifiedunderGlobalPageCustomizations.
    b)SpecifytheSubjectandEmailbody.Usepredefinedvariablestospecifytheguestaccountinformation
    tobeincludedintheemailmessage.Usethemini-editorandHTMLtagstocustomizethetext.Forexample,
    toincludealinktotheSponsorportalintherequestapprovalemail,clicktheCreateaLinkbutton,add
    theFQDNtotheSponsorportal.
    c)PreviewyourcustomizationonalldevicesusingSendTestEmailtoensurethatitappearsasitshould.
    d)Don'tforgettoclickSaveandthenClose.
    Step 2CustomizethecontentoftheapprovalemailsentbytheSponsor.ChooseGuestAccess>Configure>
    SponsorPortals,choosePortalPageCustomization,andthentheEmailNotificationtab.
    Edit Error Messages
    YoucanfullycustomizetheerrormessagesthatappearontheFailurepagesdisplayedforguests,sponsors
    andemployees.Failurepagesareavailablewithallend-userwebportals,excepttheBlacklistportal.
    Procedure
    Step 1Dooneofthefollowing:
    •ForGuestportals,chooseGuestAccess>Configure>GuestPortals>Edit>PortalPage
    Customizations>Messages>ErrorMessages.
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    							•ForSponsorPortals,chooseGuestAccess>Configure>SponsorPortals>Edit>PortalPage
    Customizations>Messages>ErrorMessages.
    •ForDeviceportals,chooseAdminsitration>DevicePortalsManagement>(anyportals)>Edit
    >PortalPageCustomizations>Messages>ErrorMessages.
    Step 2FromtheViewIndrop-downlist,choosethelanguageinwhichyouwanttoviewthetextwhilecustomizing
    themessages.
    Thedrop-downlistincludesallthelanguagesinthelanguagefileassociatedwithaspecificportal.Makesure
    thatyouupdateanychangesmadewhilecustomizingtheportalpageintothesupportedlanguagesproperties
    files.
    Step 3Updatetheerrormessagetext.Youcansearchforspecificerrormessagesbytypinginkeywordssuchasaup
    tofindAUPrelatederrormessages.
    Step 4ClickSaveandClose.
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    							PART V
    Enable and Configure Cisco ISE Services
    •SetUpPolicyConditions,page401
    •ManageAuthenticationPolicies,page409
    •ManageAuthorizationPoliciesandProfiles,page437
    •CiscoISEEndpointProfilingPolicies,page451
    •ConfigureClientProvisioning,page521
    •ConfigureClientPosturePolicies,page565
    •CiscoTrustSecPoliciesConfiguration,page591 
    						
    							CHAPTER 18
    Set Up Policy Conditions
    •PolicyConditions,page401
    •SimpleandCompoundConditions,page401
    •PolicyEvaluation,page402
    •CreateSimpleConditions,page402
    •CreateCompoundConditions,page403
    •ProfilerConditions,page404
    •PostureConditions,page405
    •CreateTimeandDateConditions,page407
    Policy Conditions
    CiscoISEisapolicy-based,network-access-controlsolution,whichoffersthefollowingservices:
    network-access,guest,posture,clientprovisioning,andprofilerservices.WhileconfiguringCiscoISE,you
    createauthentication,authorization,guest,posture,andprofilerpolicies.Policyconditionsarebasicbuilding
    blocksofpolicies.Therearetwotypesofpolicyconditions,simpleandcompound.
    ThischapterdescribesthepolicyconditionsandhowyoucancreatethemforthevariousservicesthatCisco
    ISEoffers.
    Simple and Compound Conditions
    CiscoISEusesrule-basedpoliciestoprovidenetworkaccess,profiler,posture,andguestservices.These
    rule-basedpoliciesconsistofrulesthataremadeupofconditions.CiscoISEallowsyoutocreateconditions
    asindividual,reusablepolicyelementsthatcanbereferredfromotherrule-basedpolicies.Therearetwotypes
    ofconditions:
    •Simplecondition—Asimpleconditionconsistsofanoperand(attribute),anoperator(equalto,notequal
    to,greaterthan,andsoon),andavalue.Youcansavesimpleconditionsandusetheminotherrule-based
    policies.
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    							Simpleconditiontakestheform:AoperandB,whereAcanbeanyattributefromtheCiscoISEdictionary
    andBcanbeoneofthevaluesthattheattributeAcantake.TheDeviceTypeisusedasanattributefor
    allnetworkdevicesthatcanincludealldevicetypesasitsvalue,whichmeansthatAEqualsBinthe
    followingform:
    DEVICE:DeviceTypeEqualsAllDeviceTypes
    •Compoundcondition—Acompoundconditionismadeupofoneormoresimpleconditionsthatare
    connectedbytheANDorORoperator.Compoundconditionsarebuiltontopofsimpleconditions.You
    cansaveandreusecompoundconditionsinotherrule-basedpolicies.
    Compoundconditioncantakeanyoneofthefollowingforms:
    ◦(XoperandY)AND(AoperandB)AND(XoperandZ)ANDsoon
    ◦(XoperandY)OR(AoperandB)OR(XoperandZ)ORsoon
    whereXandAareattributesfromtheCiscoISEdictionarysuchastheusernameanddevicetype.
    Thisisanexampleofacompoundcondition:
    DEVICE:ModelNameMatchesCatalyst6KANDNetworkAccess:UseCaseEqualsHostLookup.
    Youcannotdeleteconditionsthatareusedinapolicyorarepartofacompoundcondition.
    Policy Evaluation
    Policiesconsistofrules,whereeachruleconsistsofconditionstobesatisfiedthatallowactionstobeperformed
    suchasaccesstonetworkresources.Rule-basedconditionsformthebasisofpolicies,thesetsofrulesused
    whenevaluatingrequests.
    Atrun-time,CiscoISEevaluatesthepolicyconditionsandthenappliestheresultthatyoudefinebasedon
    whetherthepolicyevaluationreturnsatrueorafalsevalue.
    Duringpolicy-conditionevaluation,CiscoISEcomparesanattributewithavalue.Itispossiblethatwhere
    theattributespecifiedinthepolicyconditionmaynothaveavalueassignedintherequest.Insuchcases,if
    theoperatorthatisusedforcomparisonis“notequalto,”thentheconditionwillevaluatetotrue.Inallother
    cases,theconditionwillevaluatetofalse.
    Forexample,intheconditionRadius.Calling_Station_IDNotEqualto1.1.1.1,iftheCallingStationIDis
    notpresentintheRADIUSrequest,thenthisconditionwillevaluatetotrue.Thisevaluationisnotuniqueto
    theRADIUSdictionaryandoccursbecauseoftheusageofthe“NotEqualto”operator.
    InISE,thePolicySetstableprovidesalistofallpolicysetscurrentlyconfiguredinthesystem.Theorderof
    theenabledpolicysetsdeterminestheorderbywhichthesystemsearchesfortherelevantpolicysetevery
    timeanendpointrequestsaccess.ThelastrowinthePolicypageisthedefaultpolicythatwillbeappliedif
    noneoftherulesmatchtherequestinanyoftheotherconfiguredpolicysets.Youcanedittheallowed
    protocolsandidentitysourceselectionindefaultpolicyset,butyoucannotdeleteit.
    Create Simple Conditions
    Youcancreatesimpleconditionsandreusethemwhenyoudefineauthentication,authorization,orguest
    policies.
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    							Before You Begin
    Toperformthefollowingtask,youmustbeaSuperAdminorPolicyAdmin.
    Procedure
    Step 1ChoosePolicy>PolicyElements>Conditions.
    Step 2ClickthearrownexttoAuthenticationorAuthorizationorGuest,andthenclickSimpleConditions.
    Step 3ClickAdd.
    Step 4EnterappropriatevaluesfortheName,Description,Attribute,Operator,andValuefields.
    IfyouspecifyanyIdentityGroupinsimpleconditions,ensurethatyourepresentedtheminFQDNform,like
    thefollowing:(InternalUser:IdentityGroup):Equal:(UserIdentityGroups:IdentityGroupName)
    CiscoISEwillnotaccuratelyresolveIdentityGroupentriesinthefollowingform:(InternalUser:IdentityGroup)
    :Equal:(IdentityGroupName).
    Step 5ClickSubmittosavethecondition.
    Create Compound Conditions
    Youcancreatecompoundconditionsandreusethemwhenyoudefineauthenticationpolicies.
    Before You Begin
    •CiscoISEincludespredefinedcompoundconditionsforsomeofthemostcommonusecases.Youcan
    editthesepredefinedconditionstosuityourrequirements.
    •Toperformthefollowingtask,youmustbeaSuperAdminorPolicyAdmin.
    Procedure
    Step 1ChoosePolicy>PolicyElements>Conditions.
    Step 2ClickthearrownexttoAuthenticationorAuthorizationorGuestandthenclickCompoundConditions.
    Step 3ClickAdd.
    Step 4Enteranameforthecompoundcondition.Youcanenteranoptionaldescription.
    Step 5ClickSelectExistingConditionfromLibrarytochooseanexistingsimpleconditionorclickCreateNew
    Conditiontochooseanattribute,operator,andvaluefromtheexpressionbuilder.
    Step 6Clicktheactioniconattheendofthisrowtoaddmoreconditions.
    Step 7ClickAddAttribute/ValuetocreateanewconditionorclickAddConditionfromLibrarytoaddanexisting
    simplecondition.
    Step 8Selectoperandfromthedrop-downlist.YoucanchooseANDorORandthesameoperandwillbeused
    betweenalltheconditionsinthiscompoundcondition.
    Step 9ClickSubmittocreatethecompoundcondition.
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    							Profiler Conditions
    Profilingconditionsarepolicyelementsandaresimilartootherconditions.Howeverunlikeauthentication,
    authorization,andguestconditions,theprofilingconditionscanbebasedonalimitednumberofattributes.
    TheProfilerConditionspageliststheattributesthatareavailableinCiscoISEandtheirdescription.
    Profilerconditionscanbeoneofthefollowing:
    •CiscoProvided—CiscoISEincludespredefinedprofilingconditionswhendeployedandtheyare
    identifiedasCiscoProvidedintheProfilerConditionspage.YoucannotdeleteCiscoProvidedprofiling
    conditions.
    YoucanalsofindCiscoProvidedconditionsintheSystemprofilerdictionariesinthefollowinglocation:
    Policy>PolicyElements>Dictionaries>System.
    Forexample,MACdictionary.Forsomeproducts,theOUI(OrganizationallyUniqueIdentifier)isan
    uniqueattributethatyoucanuseitfirstforidentifyingthemanufacturingorganizationofdevices.Itis
    acomponentofthedeviceMACaddress.TheMACdictionarycontainstheMACAddressandOUI
    attributes.
    •AdministratorCreated—ProfilerconditionsthatyoucreateasanadministratorofCiscoISEorpredefined
    profilingconditionsthatareduplicatedareidentifiedasAdministratorCreated.Youcancreateaprofiler
    conditionofDHCP,MAC,SNMP,IP,RADIUS,NetFlow,CDP,LLDP,andNMAPtypesusingthe
    profilerdictionariesintheProfilerConditionspage.
    Although,therecommendedupperlimitforthenumberofprofilingpoliciesis1000,youcanstretchupto
    2000profilingpolicies.
    Create a Profiler Condition
    EndpointprofilingpoliciesinCiscoISEallowyoutocategorizediscoveredendpointsonyournetwork,and
    assignthemtospecificendpointidentitygroups.Theseendpointprofilingpoliciesaremadeupofprofiling
    conditionsthatCiscoISEevaluatestocategorizeandgroupendpoints.
    Before You Begin
    Toperformthefollowingtask,youmustbeaSuperAdminorPolicyAdmin.
    Procedure
    Step 1ChoosePolicy>PolicyElements>Conditions>Profiling>Add.
    Step 2EntervaluesforthefieldsasdescribedintheEndpointProfilingPoliciesSettings,onpage819.
    Step 3ClickSubmittosavetheprofilercondition.
    Step 4Repeatthisproceduretocreatemoreconditions.
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