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The video demonstrates the first guest access deployment model on Cisco ISE 2.2 called Hotspot Guest. We will be configuring ISE to allow our guest users to perform a single-click type of login to access internet, including an access code enforcement. We will also show how to provide better user experience by exempting user from encountering login portal after first login using automatic device registration, or, if desired, control how often users should be redirected back to the login page using Endpoint Purge.

The video shows the new posture assessment mode introduced in Cisco ISE 2.2. With Stealth mode, user will be no longer be prompted by the ISE Posture agent, which makes user experience more seamless. We will convert our posture configuration in the previous video into Stealth Mode and perform testing. The second half of video shows how to use internal DHCP and DNS server to assist URL redirect on 3rd party NAD using posture as an example.

The video shows the new posture assessment mode introduced in Cisco ISE 2.2. With Stealth mode, user will be no longer be prompted by the ISE Posture agent, which makes user experience more seamless. We will convert our posture configuration in the previous video into Stealth Mode and perform testing. The second half of video shows how to use internal DHCP and DNS server to assist URL redirect on 3rd party NAD using posture as an example.

The video introduces you to a concept of MAC Authentication Bypass (MAB) in Cisco ISE 2.2. We will used MAB to authenticate the network devices that we profiled in the last video. You will learn about Logical Device profile, and the basic structure of authentication and authorization policies. For devices that cannot be profile, we will statically map the device to an Endpoint Identity Group.

The video introduces you to a concept of MAC Authentication Bypass (MAB) in Cisco ISE 2.2. We will used MAB to authenticate the network devices that we profiled in the last video. You will learn about Logical Device profile, and the basic structure of authentication and authorization policies. For devices that cannot be profile, we will statically map the device to an Endpoint Identity Group.

The video introduces you to a concept of MAC Authentication Bypass (MAB) in Cisco ISE 2.2. We will used MAB to authenticate the network devices that we profiled in the last video. You will learn about Logical Device profile, and the basic structure of authentication and authorization policies. For devices that cannot be profile, we will statically map the device to an Endpoint Identity Group.