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    							Usage GuidelinesFields
    Chooseoneofthefollowingformats:
    •ASCII—TheKeyEncryptionKeymustbe16characters(bytes)long,and
    theMessageAuthenticatorCodeKeymustbe20characters(bytes)long.
    •Hexadecimal—TheKeyEncryptionKeymustbe32byteslong,andthe
    MessageAuthenticatorCodeKeymustbe40byteslong.
    KeyInputFormat
    Related Topics
    DefaultNetworkDeviceDefinitioninCiscoISE,onpage174
    Third-PartyNetworkDeviceSupportinCiscoISE
    NetworkDeviceGroups,onpage176
    CreateaNetworkDeviceDefinitioninCiscoISE,onpage174
    ConfigureThird-PartyNetworkDeviceinCiscoISE
    Device Security Settings
    SpecifytheminimumlengthfortheRADIUSsharedsecret.Fornewinstallationandupgradeddeployment,
    bydefault,thisvalueis4characters.FortheRADIUSserver,bestpracticeistohave22characters.
    ThelengthofthesharedsecretenteredintheNetworkDevicespagemustbeequaltoorgreaterthanthe
    valueconfiguredintheMinimumRADIUSSharedSecretLengthfieldintheDeviceSecuritySettings
    page.
    Note
    Related Topics
    NetworkDeviceDefinitionSettings,onpage738
    Network Device Import Settings
    ThefollowingtabledescribesthefieldsontheNetworkDeviceImportPage,whichyoucanusetoimport
    networkdevicedetailsintoCiscoISE.Thenavigationpathforthispageis:Administration>Network
    Resources>NetworkDevices.
    Table 98: Network Devices Import Settings
    Usage GuidelinesFields
    Clickthislinktocreateacomma-separatedvalue(.csv)templatefile.
    Youmustupdatethetemplatewithnetworkdevicesinformationinthesame
    format,andsaveitlocallytoimportthosenetworkdevicesintoanyCiscoISE
    deployment.
    GenerateaTemplate
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    ClickBrowsetothelocationofthecomma-separatedvaluefilethatyoumight
    havecreatedorpreviouslyexportedfromanyCiscoISEdeployment.
    YoucanimportnetworkdevicesinanotherCiscoISEdeploymentwithnewand
    updatednetworkdevicesinformationusingimport.
    File
    CheckthischeckboxifyouwantCiscoISEtoreplaceexistingnetworkdevices
    withthedevicesinyourimportfile.
    Ifyoudonotcheckthischeckbox,newnetworkdevicedefinitionsthatare
    availableintheimportfileareaddedtothenetworkdevicerepository.Duplicate
    entriesareignored.
    OverwriteExistingData
    withNewData
    CheckthischeckboxifyouwantCiscoISEtodiscontinueimportwhenit
    encountersanerrorduringimport,butCiscoISEimportsnetworkdevicesuntil
    thattimeofanerror.
    Ifthischeckboxisnotcheckedandanerrorisencountered,theerrorisreported,
    andCiscoISEcontinuestoimportdevices.
    StopImportonFirst
    Error
    Related Topics
    NetworkDevicesDefinitionsinCiscoISE,onpage173
    Third-PartyNetworkDeviceSupportinCiscoISE
    ImportNetworkDevicesintoCiscoISE,onpage175
    Network Device Groups
    Thesepagesenableyoutoconfigureandmanagenetworkdevicegroups.
    Network Device Group Settings
    ThefollowingtabledescribesthefieldsontheNetworkDeviceGroupsPage,whichyoucanusetocreate
    networkdevicegroups.Thenavigationpathforthispageis:Administration>NetworkResources>
    NetworkDeviceGroups>Groups.
    Table 99: Network Device Group Settings
    Usage GuidelinesFields
    EnterthenamefortherootNetworkDeviceGroup(NDG).Forallsubsequent
    childnetworkdevicegroupsundertherootNDG,enterthenameofthenew
    networkdevicegroup.
    ThefullnameoftheNetworkDeviceGroupthatcanhaveamaximumof100
    characters.Forexample,ifyouarecreatingasubgroupIndiaundertheparent
    groupsGlobal>Asia,thenthefullnameoftheNDGthatyouarecreatingwould
    beGlobal#Asia#Indiaandthisfullnameshouldnotexceed100characters.Ifthe
    fullnameoftheNDGexceeds100characters,theNDGcreationfails.
    Name
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    EnterthedescriptionfortherootorthechildNetworkDeviceGroup.Description
    EnterthetypefortherootNetworkDeviceGroup.
    ForallsubsequentchildnetworkdevicegroupsundertherootNDG,thetypeis
    inheritedfromtheparentNDGandthereforeallthechildNDGsunderarootNDG
    willbeofthesametype.
    IfthisNDGisarootNDG,thenthetypewillbeavailableasanattributeinthe
    devicedictionary.Youcandefineconditionsbasedonthisattribute.Thenameof
    theNDGisoneofthevaluesthatthisattributecantake.
    Type
    Related Topics
    NetworkDeviceGroups,onpage176
    NetworkDeviceAttributesUsedByCiscoISEinPolicyEvaluation,onpage177
    CreateaNetworkDeviceDefinitioninCiscoISE,onpage174
    Network Device Group Import Settings
    ThefollowingtabledescribesthefieldsontheNetworkDeviceGroupImportPage,whichyoucanuseto
    importnetworkdevicegroupsintoCiscoISE.Thenavigationpathforthispageis:Administration>Network
    Resources>NetworkDeviceGroups>Groups.
    Table 100: Network Device Groups Import Settings
    Usage GuidelinesFields
    Clickthislinktocreateacomma-separatedvalue(.csv)templatefile.
    Youmustupdatethetemplatewithnetworkdevicegroupsinformationinthe
    sameformat,andsaveitlocallytoimportthosenetworkdevicegroupsinto
    anyCiscoISEdeployment.
    GenerateaTemplate
    ClickBrowsetothelocationofthecomma-separatedvaluefilethatyou
    mighthavecreatedorpreviouslyexportedfromanyCiscoISEdeployment.
    YoucanimportnetworkdevicegroupsinanotherCiscoISEdeploymentwith
    newandupdatednetworkdevicegroupsinformationusingimport.
    File
    CheckthischeckboxifyouwantCiscoISEtoreplaceexistingnetwork
    devicegroupswiththedevicegroupsinyourimportfile.
    Ifyoudonotcheckthischeckbox,newnetworkdevicegroupthatare
    availableintheimportfileareaddedtothenetworkdevicegrouprepository.
    Duplicateentriesareignored.
    OverwriteExistingDatawith
    NewData
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    							Usage GuidelinesFields
    CheckthischeckboxifyouwantCiscoISEtodiscontinueimportwhenit
    encountersanerrorduringimport,butCiscoISEimportsnetworkdevice
    groupsuntilthattimeofanerror.
    Ifthischeckboxisnotcheckedandanerrorisencountered,theerroris
    reported,andCiscoISEcontinuestoimportdevicegroups.
    StopImportonFirstError
    Related Topics
    NetworkDeviceGroups,onpage176
    NetworkDeviceAttributesUsedByCiscoISEinPolicyEvaluation,onpage177
    ImportNetworkDeviceGroupsintoCiscoISE,onpage177
    External RADIUS Server Settings
    ThefollowingtabledescribesthefieldsontheExternalRADIUSServerpage,whichyoucanusetoconfigure
    aRADIUSserver.ForCiscoISEtoactasaRADIUSserver,youmustconfigureitinthispage.Thenavigation
    pathforthispageis:Administration>NetworkResources>ExternalRADIUSServers.
    Table 101: External RADIUS Server Settings
    Usage GuidelinesFields
    EnterthenameoftheexternalRADIUSserver.Name
    EnteradescriptionoftheexternalRADIUSserver.Description
    EntertheIPaddressoftheexternalRADIUSserver.HostIP
    EnterthesharedsecretbetweenCiscoISEandtheexternalRADIUSserverthat
    isusedforauthenticatingtheexternalRADIUSserver.Asharedsecretisan
    expectedstringoftextthatausermustprovidetoenablethenetworkdeviceto
    authenticateausernameandpassword.Theconnectionisrejecteduntiltheuser
    suppliesthesharedsecret.Thesharedsecretcanbeupto128charactersinlength.
    SharedSecret
    EnablethisoptiontoincreasetheRADIUSprotocolsecurityviaanAESKeyWrap
    algorithm.
    EnableKeyWrap
    (OnlyifyouchecktheEnableKeyWrapcheckbox)Enterakeytobeusedfor
    sessionencryption(secrecy).
    KeyEncryptionKey
    (OnlyifyouchecktheEnableKeyWrapcheckbox)Enterakeytobeusedfor
    keyedHMACcalculationoverRADIUSmessages.
    MessageAuthenticator
    CodeKey
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    							Usage GuidelinesFields
    SpecifytheformatyouwanttousetoentertheCiscoISEencryptionkey,sothat
    itmatchestheconfigurationthatisavailableontheWLANcontroller.(Thevalue
    youspecifymustbethecorrect[full]lengthforthekeyasdefinedbelow—shorter
    valuesarenotpermitted.)
    •ASCII—TheKeyEncryptionKeymustbe16characters(bytes)long,and
    theMessageAuthenticatorCodeKeymustbe20characters(bytes)long.
    •Hexadecimal—TheKeyEncryptionKeymustbe32byteslong,andthe
    MessageAuthenticatorCodeKeymustbe40byteslong.
    KeyInputFormat
    EntertheRADIUSauthenticationportnumber.Thevalidrangeisfrom1to
    65535.Thedefaultis1812.
    AuthenticationPort
    EntertheRADIUSaccountingportnumber.Thevalidrangeisfrom1to65535.
    Thedefaultis1813.
    AccountingPort
    EnterthenumberofsecondsthattheCiscoISEwaitsforaresponsefromthe
    externalRADIUSserver.Thedefaultis5seconds.Validvaluesarefrom5to
    120.
    ServerTimeout
    EnterthenumberoftimesthattheCiscoISEattemptstoconnecttotheexternal
    RADIUSserver.Thedefaultis3attempts.Validvaluesarefrom1to9.
    ConnectionAttempts
    Related Topics
    CiscoISEActingasaRADIUSProxyServer,onpage424
    ConfigureExternalRADIUSServers,onpage425
    RADIUS Server Sequences
    ThefollowingtabledescribesthefieldsontheRADIUSServerSequencespage,whichyoucanusetocreate
    aRADIUSserversequence.Thenavigationpathforthispageis:Administration>NetworkResources>
    RADIUSServerSequences>Add.
    Table 102: RADIUS Server Sequences
    Usage GuidelinesFields
    EnterthenameoftheRADIUSserversequence.Name
    Enteranoptionaldescription.Description
    EntertheIPaddressoftheexternalRADIUSserver.HostIP
    ChoosetheexternalRADIUSserversthatyouwanttouseaspolicyserversfrom
    theAvailablelistboxandmovethemtotheSelectedlistbox.
    UserSelectedService
    Type
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    Checkthischeckboxtoenableaccountingintheremotepolicyserver.RemoteAccounting
    CheckthischeckboxtoenableaccountinginCiscoISE.LocalAccounting
    AdvancedAttributeSettings
    Checkthischeckboxtostriptheusernamefromtheprefix.Forexample,ifthe
    subjectnameisacme\userAandtheseparatoris\,theusernamebecomesuserA.
    StripStartofSubject
    NameuptotheFirst
    Occurrenceofthe
    Separator
    Checkthischeckboxtostriptheusernamefromthesuffix.Forexample,ifthe
    [email protected]@,theusernamebecomes
    userA.
    •YoumustenablethestripoptionstoextracttheusernamefromNetBIOS
    orUserPrincipleName(UPN)formatusernames([email protected]
    /domain/user),becauseonlyusernamesarepassedtotheRADIUSserver
    forauthenticatingtheuser.
    •Ifyouactivateboththe\and@strippingfunctions,andyouareusingCisco
    AnyConnect,CiscoISEdoesnotaccuratelytrimthefirst\fromthestring.
    However,eachstrippingfunctionthatisusedindividually,however,works
    asitisdesignedwithCiscoAnyConnect.
    StripEndofSubject
    NamefromtheLast
    Occurrenceofthe
    Separator
    CheckthischeckboxtoallowCiscoISEtomanipulateattributesthatcomefrom
    orgototheauthenticatedRADIUSserver.
    Theattributemanipulationoperationsincludethese:
    •Add—AddadditionalattributestotheoverallRADIUSrequest/response.
    •Update—Changetheattributevalue(fixedorstatic)orsubstituteanattribute
    byanotherattributevalue(dynamic).
    •Remove—Removeanattributeoranattribute-valuepair.
    •RemoveAny—Removeanyoccurrencesoftheattribute.
    ModifyAttributesinthe
    RequesttotheExternal
    RADIUSServer
    Checkthischeckboxtodiverttheproxyflowtoruntheauthorizationpolicyfor
    furtherdecisionmaking,basedonidentitystoregroupandattributeretrieval.If
    youenablethisoption,attributesfromtheresponseoftheexternalRADIUS
    serverwillbeapplicablefortheauthenticationpolicyselection.Attributesthat
    arealreadyinthecontextwillbeupdatedwiththeappropriatevaluefromthe
    AAAserveracceptresponseattribute.
    Continueto
    AuthorizationPolicy
    Checkthischeckboxtomodifytheattributejustbeforesendingaresponseback
    tothedevice.
    ModifyAttributesbefore
    sendanAccess-Accept
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    							Related Topics
    CiscoISEActingasaRADIUSProxyServer,onpage424
    DefineRADIUSServerSequences,onpage425
    NAC Manager Settings
    ThefollowingtabledescribesthefieldsontheNewNACManagerspage,whichyoucanusetoaddaNAC
    Manager.Thenavigationpathforthispageis:Administration>NetworkResources>NACManagers.
    Table 103: NAC Manager Settings
    Usage GuidelinesFields
    EnterthenameoftheCiscoAccessManager(CAM).Name
    ClicktheStatuscheckboxtoenableRESTAPIcommunicationfromtheCiscoISE
    profilerthatauthenticatesconnectivitytotheCAM.
    Status
    EnterthedescriptionoftheCAM.Description
    EntertheIPaddressoftheCAM.OnceyouhavecreatedandsavedaCAMinCisco
    ISE,theIPaddressoftheCAMcannotbeedited.
    Youcannotuse0.0.0.0and255.255.255.255,astheyareexcludedwhenvalidatingthe
    IPaddressesoftheCAMsinCiscoISE,andso,theyarenotvalidIPaddressesthatyou
    canuseintheIPAddressfieldfortheCAM.
    YoucanusethevirtualserviceIPaddressthatapairofCAMsshareina
    high-availabilityconfiguration.ThisallowsafailoversupportofCAMsina
    high-availabilityconfiguration.
    Note
    IPAddress
    EntertheusernameoftheCAMadministratorthatallowsyoutologontotheuser
    interfaceoftheCAM.
    Username
    EnterthepasswordoftheCAMadministratorthatallowsyoutologontotheuser
    interfaceoftheCAM.
    Password
    Related Topics
    CiscoISEIntegrationwithCiscoNACAppliance,onpage486
    AddCiscoCleanAccessManagers,onpage487
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    							Device Portal Management
    Configure Device Portal Settings
    Global Settings for Device Portals
    ChooseWorkCenters>BYOD>Settings>EmployeeRegisteredDevicesorAdministration>Device
    PortalManagement>Settings.
    YoucanconfigurethefollowinggeneralsettingsfortheBYODandMyDevicesportals:
    •EmployeeRegisteredDevices—Enterthemaximumnumberofdevicesthatanemployeecanregister
    inRestrictemployeesto.Bydefault,thisvalueissetto5devices.
    •RetryURL—EnteraURLthatcanbeusedtoredirectthedevicebacktoCiscoISEinRetryURLfor
    onboarding.
    Onceyouconfigurethesegeneralsettings,theyapplytoallBYODandMyDevicesportalsthatyousetup
    foryourcompany.
    Related Topics
    LimittheNumberofPersonalDevicesRegisteredbyEmployees
    ProvideaURLtoReconnectwithBYODRegistration,onpage342
    End-UserDevicePortalsinaDistributedEnvironment,onpage335
    Portal Identification Settings for Device Portals
    ThenavigationpathforthesesettingsisAdministration>DevicePortalManagment>BlacklistPortal,
    ClientProvisioningPortals,BYODPortals,MDMPortals,orMyDevicePortals>Create,Editor
    Duplicate>PortalsSettingsandCustomization.
    •PortalName—Enterauniqueportalnametoaccessthisportal.Donotusethisportalnameforany
    otherSponsorandGuestportalsandnon-guestportals,suchasBlacklist,BringYourOwnDevice
    (BYOD),ClientProvisioning,MobileDeviceManagement(MDM),orMyDevicesportals.
    Thisnameappearsintheauthorizationprofileportalselectionforredirectionchoices,andisusedinthe
    listofportalsforeasyidentificationamongotherportals.
    •Description—Optional.
    •PortaltestURL—Asystem-generatedURLdisplaysasalinkafteryouclickSave.Useittotestthe
    portal.
    ClickthelinktoopenanewbrowsertabthatdisplaystheURLforthisportal.Inorderforthistowork,
    PolicyServicesNode(PSN)withPolicyServicesmustbeturnedon.IfPolicyServicesarenotturned
    on,thePSNonlydisplaystheAdminportal.
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    							ThetestportaldoesnotsupportRADIUSsessions,soyouwon'tseetheentireportal
    flowforallportals.BYODandClientProvisioningareexamplesofportalsthatdepend
    onRADIUSsessions.Forexample,aredirecttoanexternalURLwillnotwork.
    Note
    •LanguageFile—Eachportaltypesupports15languagesbydefault,whichareavailableasindividual
    propertiesfilesbundledtogetherinasinglezippedlanguagefile.Exportorimportthezippedlanguage
    filetousewiththeportal.Thezippedlanguagefilecontainsalltheindividuallanguagefilesthatyou
    canusetodisplaytextfortheportal.
    Thelanguagefilecontainsthemappingtotheparticularbrowserlocalesetting(forexample,forFrench:
    fr,fr-fr,fr-ca)alongwithallofthestringsettingsfortheentireportalinthatlanguage.Asinglelanguage
    filecontainsallthesupportedlanguages,sothatitcaneasilybeusedfortranslationandlocalization
    purposes.
    Ifyouchangethebrowserlocalesettingforonelanguage,thechangeisappliedtoalltheotherend-user
    webportals.Forexample,ifyouchangetheFrench.propertiesbrowserlocalefromfr,fr-fr,fr-catofr,fr-fr
    intheHotspotGuestportal,thechangeisappliedtotheMyDevicesportalalso.
    AnalerticondisplayswhenyoucustomizeanyoftheportalpagetextonthePortalPageCustomizations
    tab.Thealertmessageremindsyoutoupdateanychangesmadetoonelanguagewhilecustomizingthe
    portalintoallthesupportedlanguagespropertiesfiles.Youcanmanuallydismissthealerticonusing
    thedrop-downlistoption;oritisautomaticallydismissedafteryouimporttheupdatedzippedlanguage
    file.
    •
    Related Topics
    CreateAuthorizationPolicyRules,onpage354
    CreateAuthorizationProfiles,onpage353
    PersonalDevicePortals,onpage336
    Portal Settings for the Blacklist Portal
    ThenavigationpathforthesesettingsisAdministration>DevicePortalManagement>BlacklistPortal
    >Edit>PortalBehaviorandFlowSettings>PortalSettings
    Usethesesettingstospecifyvaluesordefinebehaviorthatappliestotheoverallportal;notjusttospecific
    portalpagesthatdisplaytotheuser(guests,sponsors,oremployeesasapplicable).
    •HTTPSport—Enteraportvaluebetween8000to8999;thedefaultvalueis8443forallthedefault
    portals,excepttheBlacklistPortal,whichis8444.Ifyouupgradedwithportvaluesoutsidethisrange,
    theyarehonoreduntilyoumodifythispage.Ifyoumodifythispage,updatetheportsettingtocomply
    withthisrestriction.
    IfyouassignPortsusedbyanon-guest(suchasMyDevices)portaltoaguestportal,anerrormessage
    displays.
    Forpostureassessmentsandremediationonly,theClientProvisioningportalalsousesPorts8905and
    8909.Otherwise,itusesthesamePortsassignedtotheGuestportal.
    PortalsassignedtothesameHTTPSportcanusethesameGigabitEthernetinterfaceoranotherinterface.
    Iftheyusethesameportandinterfacecombination,theymustusethesamecertificategrouptag.For
    example:
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    							◦Validcombinationsinclude,usingtheSponsorportalasanexample:
    ◦Sponsorportal:Port8443,Interface0,CertificatetagAandMyDevicesportal:Port8443,
    Interface0,CertificategroupA.
    ◦Sponsorportal:Port8443,Interface0,CertificategroupAandMyDevicesportal:Port8445,
    Interface0,CertificategroupB.
    ◦Sponsorportal:Port8444,Interface1,CertificategroupAandBlacklistportal:Port8444,
    Interface0,CertificategroupB.
    ◦Invalidcombinationsinclude:
    ◦Sponsorportal:Port8443,Interface0,CertificategroupAandMyDevicesportal:8443,
    Interface0,CertificategroupB.
    ◦Sponsorportal:Port8444,Interface0,CertificatetagAandBlacklistportal:Port8444,
    Interface0,CertificategroupA.
    •Allowedinterfaces—SelectthePSNinterfaceswhichaPANcanusetorunaportal.Whenarequest
    toopenaportalismadeonthePAN,thePANlooksforanavailableallowedPortonthePSN.Youmust
    configuretheEthernetinterfacesusingIPaddressesondifferentsubnets.
    TheseinterfacesmustbeavailableonallthePSNs,includingVM-basedones,thathavePolicyServices
    turnedon.ThisisarequirementbecauseanyofthesePSNscanbeusedfortheredirectatthestartof
    theguestsession.
    ◦TheEthernetinterfacesmustuseIPaddressesondifferentsubnets.
    ◦TheinterfacesyouenableheremustbeavailableonallyourPSNs,includingVM-basedoneswhen
    PolicyServicesturnedon.ThisisrequiredbecauseanyofthesePSNscanbeusedforaredirect
    atthestartoftheguestsession.
    ◦TheportalcertificateSubjectName/AlternateSubjectNamemustresolvetotheinterfaceIP.
    ◦Configureiphostx.x.x.xyyy.domain.cominISECLItomapsecondaryinterfaceIPtoFQDN,
    whichisusedtomatchCertificateSubjectName/AlternateSubjectName.
    •Certificategrouptag—Pickacertificategrouptagthatspecifiesthecertificatetousefortheportal’s
    HTTPStraffic.
    •DisplayLanguage
    ◦Usebrowserlocale—Usethelanguagespecifiedintheclientbrowser'slocalesettingasthedisplay
    languageoftheportal.Ifbrowserlocale'slanguageisnotsupportedbyISE,thentheFallback
    Languageisusedasthelanguageportal.
    ◦Fallbacklanguage—Choosethelanguagetousewhenlanguagecannotbeobtainedfromthe
    browserlocale,orifthebrowserlocalelanguageisnotsupportedbyISE.
    ◦Alwaysuse—Choosethedisplaylanguagetousefortheportal.ThissettingoverridestheUser
    browserlocaleoption.
    SSIDsavailabletosponsors—EnterthenamesortheSSIDs(SessionServiceIdentifiers)ofthenetworks
    thatasponsorcannotifyguestsasthecorrectnetworkstoconnecttofortheirvisit.
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