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The video walks you through using Easy Wireless Setup feature of Cisco ISE 2.2 to configure three common ISE use-cases; Secure Access, BYOD, and sponsored guest. You will see what configuration on ISE and WLC are completed in the process. We will point out how this feature is best used, along with caveats and limitations that you should be aware of.

The video walks you through using Easy Wireless Setup feature of Cisco ISE 2.2 to configure three common ISE use-cases; Secure Access, BYOD, and sponsored guest. You will see what configuration on ISE and WLC are completed in the process. We will point out how this feature is best used, along with caveats and limitations that you should be aware of.

The video shows the third guest access deployment model on Cisco ISE 2.2 called Self-Registration guest. We will continue with our configuration from the previous lab and add guest ability to create an account. We will explore both automatic and manual account approval. At the end, we will allow guest to register additional non-user devices via device registration.

The video shows the third guest access deployment model on Cisco ISE 2.2 called Self-Registration guest. We will continue with our configuration from the previous lab and add guest ability to create an account. We will explore both automatic and manual account approval. At the end, we will allow guest to register additional non-user devices via device registration.

The video demonstrates the second guest access deployment model on Cisco ISE 2.2 called Sponsored Guest. We will go through the complete workflow of configuring sponsored guest including some basic customization for both guest and sponsor portal. We will look at how to provide guest-equivalent access to our employees as well as to have guest devices automatically connected via device registration. Testing will be performed on both wired and wireless.

The video demonstrates the second guest access deployment model on Cisco ISE 2.2 called Sponsored Guest. We will go through the complete workflow of configuring sponsored guest including some basic customization for both guest and sponsor portal. We will look at how to provide guest-equivalent access to our employees as well as to have guest devices automatically connected via device registration. Testing will be performed on both wired and wireless.

The video demonstrates the second guest access deployment model on Cisco ISE 2.2 called Sponsored Guest. We will go through the complete workflow of configuring sponsored guest including some basic customization for both guest and sponsor portal. We will look at how to provide guest-equivalent access to our employees as well as to have guest devices automatically connected via device registration. Testing will be performed on both wired and wireless.

The video demonstrates the second guest access deployment model on Cisco ISE 2.2 called Sponsored Guest. We will go through the complete workflow of configuring sponsored guest including some basic customization for both guest and sponsor portal. We will look at how to provide guest-equivalent access to our employees as well as to have guest devices automatically connected via device registration. Testing will be performed on both wired and wireless.

The video demonstrates the second guest access deployment model on Cisco ISE 2.2 called Sponsored Guest. We will go through the complete workflow of configuring sponsored guest including some basic customization for both guest and sponsor portal. We will look at how to provide guest-equivalent access to our employees as well as to have guest devices automatically connected via device registration. Testing will be performed on both wired and wireless.

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.