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    							Table 104: Manage Device Settings for My Devices Portals
    Usage GuidelinesField
    Foralldevices.
    Enableemployeestoindicatethattheirdeviceislost.This
    actionupdatesthedevicestatusintheMyDevicesportal
    toLostandaddsthedevicetotheBlacklistendpoint
    identitygroup.
    Lost
    Foralldevices.
    Thisactionreinstatesablacklisted,lostorstolendevice
    andresetsitstatustoitslastknownvalue.Thisactionresets
    thestatusofastolendevicetoNotRegistered,sinceithas
    toundergoadditionalprovisioningbeforeitcanconnect
    tothenetwork.
    Ifyouwanttopreventemployeesreinstatingdevicesthat
    youhaveblacklisted,donotenablethisoptionintheMy
    Devicesportal.
    Reinstate
    Foralldevices.
    Enableemployeestodeletearegistereddevicefromthe
    MyDevicesportalortodeleteunusedandaddnewdevices,
    oncethemaximumnumberofregistereddevicesisreached.
    Thisactionremovesthedevicefromthelistofdevices
    displayedintheMyDevicesportal,butthedeviceremains
    intheCiscoISEdatabaseandcontinuestobelistedinthe
    Endpointslist.
    Todefinethemaximumnumberofpersonaldevicesthat
    employeescanregisterusingeithertheBYODorMy
    Devicesportals,chooseAdministration>DevicePortal
    Management>Settings>EmployeeRegisteredDevices.
    TopermanentlydeletethedevicefromtheCiscoISE
    database,chooseAdministration>IdentityManagement
    >Identities>Endpoints.
    Delete
    Foralldevices.
    Enableemployeestoindicatethattheirdeviceisstolen.
    ThisactionupdatesthedevicestatusintheMyDevices
    portaltoStolen,addsthedevicetotheBlacklistendpoint
    identitygroup,andremovesitscertificate.
    Stolen
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    							Usage GuidelinesField
    ForMDMenrolleddevicesonly.
    Enableemployeestoimmediatelylocktheirdevice
    remotelyfromtheMyDevicesportal,intheeventitislost
    orstolen.Thisactionpreventsunauthorizeduseofthe
    device.
    However,thePINcannotbesetintheMyDevicesportal
    andshouldhavealreadybeenconfiguredbytheemployee
    ontheirmobiledeviceinadvance.
    Devicelock
    ForMDMenrolleddevicesonly.
    Enableemployeestochoosethisoptioniftheynolonger
    needtousetheirdeviceatwork.Thisactionremovesonly
    thoseapplicationsandsettingsinstalledbyyourcompany,
    whileretainingotherappsanddataontheemployee's
    mobiledevice.
    Unenroll
    ForMDMenrolleddevicesonly.
    Enableemployeestochoosethisoptioniftheyhavelost
    theirdeviceorarereplacingitwithanewone.Thisaction
    resetstheemployee'smobiledevicetoitsdefaultfactory
    settings,removinginstalledappsanddata.
    Fullwipe
    Related Topics
    ManagePersonalDevicesAddedbyEmployees,onpage355
    MyDevicesPortal,onpage338
    Add, Edit, and Locate Device Customization for My Devices Portals
    ThenavigationpathforthesesettingsareAdministration>DevicePortalManagement>MyDevices
    Portals>Create,EditorDuplicate>PortalPageCustomization>AddDevices,EditDevicesorLocate
    Devices.
    UnderPageCustomizations,youcancustomizethemessages,titles,content,instructions,andfieldand
    buttonlabelsthatappearontheAdd,EditandLocatetabsoftheMyDevicesportal.
    Related Topics
    MyDevicesPortal,onpage338
    CreateaMyDevicesPortal,onpage352
    Support Information Page Settings for Device Portals
    ThenavigationpathforthispageisAdministration>DevicePortalManagement>BYODPortals,Client
    ProvisioningPortals,MDMPortals,orMyDevicesPortals>Create,EditorDuplicate>PortalBehavior
    andFlowSettings>SupportInformationPageSettings.
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    							UsethesesettingstodisplaytheinformationthatyourHelpDeskcanusetotroubleshootaccessissues
    experiencedbyusers(guests,sponsorsoremployeesasapplicable).
    Usage GuidelinesField
    Displayalinktoaninformationpage,suchas
    ContactUs,onallenabledpagesfortheportal.
    IncludeaSupportInformationPage
    IncludetheMACaddressofthedeviceontheSupport
    Informationpage.
    MACaddress
    IncludetheIPaddressofthedeviceontheSupport
    Informationpage.
    IPaddress
    Includethebrowserdetailssuchastheproductname
    andversion,layoutengineandversionoftheuser
    agentoriginatingtherequestontheSupport
    Informationpage.
    Browseruseragent
    IncludetheIPaddressoftheISEPolicyServiceNode
    (PSN)thatisservingthisportalontheSupport
    Informationpage.
    Policyserver
    Ifavailable,includethecorrespondingnumberfrom
    thelogmessagecatalog.Youcanaccessandview
    themessagecatalogbynavigatingtoAdministration
    >System>Logging>MessageCatalog.
    Failurecode
    DonotdisplayanyfieldlabelsontheSupport
    Informationpageiftheinformationthattheywould
    containisnon-existent.Forexample,ifthefailure
    codeisunknown,andthereforeblank,donotdisplay
    Failurecode,evenifitisselected.
    Hidefield
    DisplayallselectedfieldlabelsontheSupport
    Informationpage,eveniftheinformationthatthey
    wouldcontainisnon-existent.Forexample,ifthe
    failurecodeisunknown,displayFailurecode,even
    ifitisblank.
    Displaylabelwithnovalue
    DisplaythistextinanyselectedfieldontheSupport
    Informationpage,iftheinformationthattheywould
    containisnon-existent.Forexample,ifyouenterNot
    Availableinthisfield,andthefailurecodeis
    unknown,theFailurecodedisplaysNotAvailable.
    Displaylabelwithdefaultvalue
    Related Topics
    MonitorMyDevicesPortalsandEndpointsActivity,onpage356
    AccessDevicePortals,onpage337
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    							CHAPTER 28
    Guest Access User Interface Reference
    •GuestPortalSettings,page769
    •SponsorPortalApplicationSettings,page786
    •GlobalSettings,page792
    Guest Portal Settings
    Portal Identification Settings
    ThenavigationpathforthesesettingsisGuestAccess>Configure>GuestPortalsorSponsorPortals>
    Create,EditorDuplicate>GuestPortalsorSponsorPortalsSettingsandCustomization.
    •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.
    ThetestportaldoesnotsupportRADIUSsessions,soyouwon'tseetheentireportal
    flowforallportals.BYODandClientProvisioningareexamplesofportalsthatdepend
    onRADIUSsessions.Forexample,aredirecttoanexternalURLwillnotwork.
    Note
    •LanguageFile—Eachportaltypesupports15languagesbydefault,whichareavailableasindividual
    propertiesfilesbundledtogetherinasinglezippedlanguagefile.Exportorimportthezippedlanguage
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    							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.
    Portal Settings for Hotspot Guest Portals
    ThenavigationpathforthesesettingsisGuestAccess>Configure>GuestPortals>Create,Editor
    Duplicate>PortalBehaviorandFlowSettings>PortalSettings.
    •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:
    ◦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.
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    							•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.
    •Endpointidentitygroup—Chooseanendpointidentitygrouptotrackguestdevices.CiscoISEprovides
    theGuestEndpointsendpointidentitygrouptouseasadefault.Youcanalsocreatemoreendpoint
    identitygroupsifyouchoosetonotusethedefault.
    Chooseanendpointidentitygrouptotrackemployeedevices.CiscoISEprovidestheRegisteredDevices
    endpointidentitygrouptouseasadefault.Youcanalsocreatemoreendpointidentitygroupsifyou
    choosetonotusethedefault.
    •Purgeendpointsinthisidentitygroupwhentheyreach__days—Changethenumberofdayssince
    theregistrationofauser'sdevicebeforeitispurgedfromtheCiscoISEdatabase.Purgingisdoneona
    dailybasisandthepurgeactivityissynchronizedwiththeoverallpurgetiming.Thechangeisapplied
    globallyforthisendpointidentitygroup.
    IfchangesaremadetotheEndpointPurgePolicybasedonotherpolicyconditions,thissettingisno
    longeravailableforuse.
    •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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    							Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) Page Settings for Hotspot Guest Portals
    ThenavigationpathforthispageisGuestAccess>Configure>GuestPortals>Create,EditorDuplicate
    >PortalBehaviorandFlowSettings>AcceptableUsePolicy(AUP)PageSettings
    •IncludeanAUPpage—Displayyourcompany’snetwork-usagetermsandconditionsonaseparate
    pagetotheuser.
    •Requireanaccesscode—Assignanaccesscodeasthelogincredentialthatmultipleguestsshoulduse
    togainaccesstothenetwork.Anaccesscodeisprimarilyalocallyknowncodethatisgiventophysically
    presentguests(eithervisuallyviaawhiteboardorverballybyalobbyambassador).Itwouldnotbe
    knownandusedbysomeoneoutsidethepremisestoaccessthenetwork.
    Youcanusethisoptioninadditiontotheusernamesandpasswordsthatareprovidedasthelogin
    credentialstoindividualguests.
    •RequirescrollingtoendofAUP—EnsurethattheuserhasreadtheAUPcompletely.TheAcceptbutton
    activatesonlyaftertheuserhasscrolledtotheendoftheAUP.ConfigurewhentheAUPappearstothe
    user.
    Post-Access Banner Page Settings for Hotspot Portals
    ThenavigationpathforthispageisGuestAccess>Configure>GuestPortals>Create,EditorDuplicate
    >PortalBehaviorandFlowSettings>Post-AccessBannerPageSettings.
    Usethissettingtoinformguestsoftheiraccessstatusandanyotheradditionalactions,ifrequired.
    Usage GuidelinesField
    Displayadditionalinformationaftertheguestsare
    successfullyauthenticatedandbeforetheyaregranted
    networkaccess.
    IncludeaPost-AccessBannerpage
    Portal Settings for Credentialed Guest Portals
    Thenavigationpathforthesesettingsis:GuestAccess>Configure>GuestPortals>Create,Editor
    Duplicate>PortalBehaviorandFlowSettings>PortalSettings.
    •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.
    •TheportalcertificateSubjectName/AlternateSubjectNamemustresolvetotheinterfaceIP.
    •Identitysourcesequence—Choosewhichidentitysourcesequence(ISS)touseforuserauthentication.
    TheISSisalistofIdentityStoresthataresearchedinsequencetoverifyusercredentials.Someexamples
    include:InternalGuestUsers,InternalUsers,ActiveDirectory,LDAPDirectory.
    CiscoISEincludesadefaultsponsorIdentitySourceSequenceforsponsorportals,
    Sponsor_Portal_Sequence.
    ToconfigureanIdentitySourceSequence,chooseAdministration>IdentityManagement>Identity
    SourceSequences.
    •Employeesusingthisportalasguestsinheritloginoptionsfrom—ChoosetheGuestTypethat
    employeesareassignedwhentheylogontothisportal.Theemployee'sendpointdataisstoredinthe
    endpointidentitygroupconfiguredinthatguesttypefortheattributeStoredeviceinformationin
    endpointidentitygroup.Nootherattributesfromtheassociatedguesttypeareinherited.
    •DisplayLanguage
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    							◦Usebrowserlocale—Usethelanguagespecifiedintheclientbrowser'slocalesettingasthedisplay
    languageoftheportal.Ifbrowserlocale'slanguageisnotsupportedbyISE,thentheFallback
    Languageisusedasthelanguageportal.
    ◦Fallbacklanguage—Choosethelanguagetousewhenlanguagecannotbeobtainedfromthe
    browserlocale,orifthebrowserlocalelanguageisnotsupportedbyISE.
    ◦Alwaysuse—Choosethedisplaylanguagetousefortheportal.ThissettingoverridestheUser
    browserlocaleoption.
    SSIDsavailabletosponsors—EnterthenamesortheSSIDs(SessionServiceIdentifiers)ofthenetworks
    thatasponsorcannotifyguestsasthecorrectnetworkstoconnecttofortheirvisit.
    Login Page Settings for Credentialed Guest Portals
    Thenavigationpathforthispageis:GuestAccess>Configure>GuestPortals>Create,EditorDuplicate
    >PortalBehaviorandFlowSettings>LoginPageSettings
    •Requireanaccesscode—Assignanaccesscodeasthelogincredentialthatmultipleguestsshoulduse
    togainaccesstothenetwork.Anaccesscodeisprimarilyalocallyknowncodethatisgiventophysically
    presentguests(eithervisuallyviaawhiteboardorverballybyalobbyambassador).Itwouldnotbe
    knownandusedbysomeoneoutsidethepremisestoaccessthenetwork.
    Youcanusethisoptioninadditiontotheusernamesandpasswordsthatareprovidedasthelogin
    credentialstoindividualguests.
    •Maximumfailedloginattemptsbeforeratelimiting—Specifythenumberoffailedloginattempts
    fromasinglebrowsersessionbeforeCiscoISEstartstothrottlethataccount.Thisdoesnotcausean
    accountlockout.ThethrottledrateisconfiguredinTimebetweenloginattemptswhenratelimiting.
    •Timebetweenloginattemptswhenratelimiting—Setthelengthoftimeinminutesthatausermust
    waitbeforeattemptingtologinagain(throttledrate),afterfailingtologinthenumberoftimesdefined
    inMaximumfailedloginattemptsbeforeratelimiting.
    •IncludeanAUP—Addaacceptableusepolicypagetotheflow.YoucanaddtheAUPtothepage,or
    linktoanotherpage.Addingthischangesthepictureoftheflowontheright.
    ◦requireacceptance—ForcetheusertoagreetotheAUPbeforecontinuingtheflow.
    •Allowgueststocreatetheirownaccounts—Provideanoptiononthisportal’sLoginpageforguests
    toregisterthemselves.Ifthisoptionisnotselected,sponsorscreateguestaccounts.Enablingthisalso
    enablestabsonthispageforyoutoconfigureSelf-RegistrationPageSettingsandSelf-Registration
    SuccessPageSettings.
    Ifguestschoosethisoption,theyarepresentedwiththeSelf-Registrationformwheretheycanenterthe
    requestedinformationtocreatetheirownguestaccounts.
    •Allowgueststochangepasswordafterlogin—Allowgueststochangetheirpasswordaftersuccessfully
    authenticatingandacceptingtheAUP,ifitisrequired.
    Ifguestschangetheirpasswords,sponsorscannotprovideguestswiththeirlogincredentialsiflost.The
    sponsorcanonlyresettheguest’spasswordbacktoarandompassword.
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