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Configure eap chaining cisco ise 2.4 wireless

Separate rules for Machine Authentication has been created in order differentiate the user and machine logins. Network Access EAPChainingResult EQUALS User succeeded and Machine failed

Network Access EAPChainingResult EQUALS User failed and Machine succeeded LAB_AD-ExternalGroups EQUALS lab.local/Users/Domain Users

LAB_AD-ExternalGroups EQUALS lab.local/Users/Domain Admins Network Access EAP Chaining Result EQUALS User and Machine both succeeded

Scroll down to the Allow EAP-FAST section, click Enable EAP Chaining (ensure Allow EAP-FAST is still ticked).

Enter an appropriate name E.g LAB-Protocols.

Select Default Network Access and click Duplicate.

Navigate to Policy > Policy Elements > Results > Authentication > Allowed Protocols.

In this lab Cisco ISE version 2.4 and Cisco An圜onnect v4.6 is used.Īs default EAP-Chaining is not enabled, either the Default Network Access allowed protocol list must be modified or creation of a new list. This post will cover the configuration of EAP-Chaining on Cisco ISE, using EAP-FAST with EAP-TLS (certificates) as an inner authentication method for both Machine and User authentication. EAP-FAST is only supported when using Cisco An圜onnect as the dot1x supplicant. The major advantage of using this protocol is ensuring that only corporate users can authenticate to the network using a corporate issued computer. It provides the ability to chain user and machine authentications together, this is called EAP Chaining. EAP-FAST is a Cisco proprietary EAP authentication method.