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acls on a switch are pretty straight forward. you want to only allow access to tcp port 80 and block everything else? permit tcp any any eq i’ve ran into this a couple of times before. wired authentications and authorizations look like they are working after looking at the the latest cisco ise install involved migrating the customer from acs 5.8 to ise 2.3. they already had several authorization rules configured (over 50) in acs so the acs to ise 2.3 migration tool was continue reading cisco ise 2.3 patch 2 was released at the end of january 2018. you can read about the resolved caveats here: cisco ise 2.3 release notes. along with the bug fixes, the biggest addition that continue reading this isn’t a cisco ise bug but it could affect ise deployments. a customer had recently deployed several cisco 3850s with multigigabit at their headquarters. initially, the switches were deployed with ios xe 3.7.5. we wireless guest access ranks as one of the top reasons why many of my customers implement cisco ise. it is relatively easy to implement and gives you a lot of control over what a guest continue reading at least 90% of my customers utilize their existing vmware environment to run cisco ise instead of buying hardware (sns-3xx5) servers. there are issues you need to be aware of when utilizing a vm environment. continue reading i can’t emphasize this tip enough. always verify the checksum values of any cisco ise do*nload. i am talking about the install files (iso or ova), patch files, and upgrade bundles. it’s very easy to continue reading dhcp snooping is critical when using device sensors built into the switch for profiling with cisco ise. setting up dhcp snooping allows the switch to collect dhcp information on endpoints which can then be forwarded i recently worked on a cisco ise installation at a facility that required higher security. they utilized an rsa securid server and hardware tokens for their vpn and tacacs+ authentications. since they were moving from