Cisco just released its latest version of policy and access control technology via Identity Services Engine ISE 2.2 . I’m going to download it tomorrow and test it in my lab. For now, here is a brief summary of whats new. The complete release notes can be found HERE. I’ll follow this post shortly with my experience using it.
New Features in Cisco ISE, Release 2.2
- Ability to Detect Anomalous Behavior of Endpoints
- ACS to ISE migration Tool Enhancements
- Auth VLAN DHCP and DNS Service Enhancements
- Context Visibility Enhancements
- Cryptobinding TLV Support
- Custom User Attributes
- Dial-in Attribute Support
- Dictionary Check for Internal User and Admin User Password
- Easy Wireless Setup
- Endpoint Identity Groups in Posture Policy
- Guest Enhancements
- JSON Support for APIs
- Network Conditions
- Network Device Group Hierarchies
- OTP Token Caching
- Policy Set Enhancements
- Posture Enhancements
- pxGrid Enhancements
- RADIUS IPSec Security for Cisco ISE-NAD Communication
- RADIUS Shared Secret Minimum Length
- Serviceability Enhancements
- Session Trace Test Cases
- Smart Call Home Enhancements
- Stateless Session Resume Support for EAP-TLS
- Support for Enrollment Over Secure Transport
- Support for Microsoft Hyper-V Virtual Machines
- Support for Multiple TrustSec Matrices
- Support for DefCon Matrices
- Support for MySQL
- TC-NAC Enhancements
- TrustSec-ACI Integration Enhancements
Hello,
I want to migrate from 1.4 to 2.2, do you have any tips? I saw the Cisco procedure but I want a real feedback for someone who has implemented that.