The video shows you how you can increase security with access point authentication. We will go through various approaches available on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller that allow an AP to be authenticated prior to joining including MIC and LSC certificate authentication, static local and RADIUS MAC addr...
In controller software release 5.1.151.0, you can configure the wireless network so that the backup controller recognizes a join request from a higher-priority access point and, if necessary, disassociates a lower-priority access point as a means to provide an avai...
The video walks you through configuration of wired 802.1X using EAP-TLS and PEAP on Cisco ISE 1.3. By leveraging AD integration from the previous video, we will configure authentication and authorization policies to support both user and machine authenti
Cisco command to deny public access to private serverAccess-list ''name of the access list being used on the outside'' line 1 deny tcp host x.x.152.51 host x.x.0.132 Configuration Examples for Connection Limits and Timeouts on ASATo prevent TCP SYN packets, we can configure Connection Limi...
Which variables are you using to look at those probes @david101011 ?Looking at https://github.com/YangModels/yang/blob/main/vendor/cisco/xe/1791/Cisco-IOS-XE-wireless-client-oper.yang we have: is-locally-administered-mac "Is client's MAC address locally administered" implying ...
3. Both the Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Azure AD accounts are tied properly to an active "user@domain.com" email address, and you are able to send and receive emails via that email address. You will be creating the following values in order to configure the Cisco Secure...
Step 3: Configure access control lists (It’s your party, invite who you want.) Once network zones are established and assigned to interfaces, you will start with creating firewall rules called access control lists, or ACLs. ACLs determine which traffic needs permission to flow into an...
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Let’s now move to the interesting part where we will configure Cisco ASA. We will first configure interface IP addresses, at the same time assigning Ethernet0/0, Ethernet0/1, and Ethernet 0/2 to outside, inside, and DMZ (de-militarized zone) zones, respectively. ...
Perhaps the simplest is to use shared service accounts, if present. Shared service accounts are an easy vector because the easiest way to configure services on multiple systems is to use domain accounts to run those services under, and then configure services on many systems to run with the ...