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    							•MatchedValue
    •StaticAssignment
    •StaticGroupAssignment
    •MatchedPolicyID
    •NmapSubnetScanID
    •PortalUser
    •DeviceRegistrationStatus
    •BYODRegistration
    WhenanendpointiseditedandsavedintheAdministrationnode,theattributesareretrievedfromthecurrent
    owneroftheendpoint.
    Create Endpoint Identity Groups
    CiscoISEgroupsendpointsthatitdiscoversintothecorrespondingendpointidentitygroups.CiscoISE
    comeswithseveralsystem-definedendpointidentitygroups.Youcanalsocreateadditionalendpointidentity
    groupsfromtheEndpointIdentityGroupspage.Youcaneditordeletetheendpointidentitygroupsthatyou
    havecreated.Youcanonlyeditthedescriptionofthesystem-definedendpointidentitygroups;youcannot
    editthenameofthesegroupsordeletethem.
    Procedure
    Step 1ChooseAdministration>IdentityManagement>Groups>EndpointIdentityGroups.
    Step 2ClickAdd.
    Step 3Enterthenamefortheendpointidentitygroupthatyouwanttocreate(donotincludespacesinthenameof
    theendpointidentitygroup).
    Step 4Enterthedescriptionfortheendpointidentitygroupthatyouwanttocreate.
    Step 5ClicktheParentGroupdrop-downlisttochooseanendpointidentitygrouptowhichyouwanttoassociate
    thenewlycreatedendpointidentitygroup.
    Step 6ClickSubmit.
    Identified Endpoints Grouped in Endpoint Identity Groups
    CiscoISEgroupsdiscoveredendpointsintotheircorrespondingendpointidentitygroupsbasedontheendpoint
    profilingpolicies.Profilingpoliciesarehierarchical,andtheyareappliedattheendpointidentifygroupslevel
    inCiscoISE.Bygroupingendpointstoendpointidentitygroups,andapplyingprofilingpoliciestoendpoint
    identitygroups,CiscoISEenablesyoutodeterminethemappingofendpointstotheendpointprofilesby
    checkingcorrespondingendpointprofilingpolicies.
    CiscoISEcreatesasetofendpointidentitygroupsbydefault,andallowsyoutocreateyourownidentity
    groupstowhichendpointscanbeassigneddynamicallyorstatically.Youcancreateanendpointidentity
    groupandassociatetheidentitygrouptooneofthesystem-createdidentitygroups.Youcanalsoassignan
    endpointthatyoucreatestaticallytoanyoneoftheidentitygroupsthatexistsinthesystem,andtheprofiling
    servicecannotreassigntheidentitygroup.
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    							Default Endpoint Identity Groups Created for Endpoints
    CiscoISEcreatesthefollowingfiveendpointidentitygroupsbydefault:Blacklist,GuestEndpoints,Profiled,
    RegisteredDevices,andUnknown.Inaddition,itcreatestwomoreidentitygroups,suchasCisco-IP-Phone
    andWorkstation,whichareassociatedtotheProfiled(parent)identitygroup.Aparentgroupisthedefault
    identitygroupthatexistsinthesystem.
    CiscoISEcreatesthefollowingendpointidentitygroups:
    •Blacklist—Thisendpointidentitygroupincludesendpointsthatarestaticallyassignedtothisgroupin
    CiscoISEandendpointsthatareblacklistedinthedeviceregistrationportal.Anauthorizationprofile
    canbedefinedinCiscoISEtopermit,ordenynetworkaccesstoendpointsinthisgroup.
    •GuestEndpoints—Thisendpointidentitygroupincludesendpointsthatareusedbyguestusers.
    •Profiled—Thisendpointidentitygroupincludesendpointsthatmatchendpointprofilingpoliciesexcept
    CiscoIPphonesandworkstationsinCiscoISE.
    •RegisteredDevices—Thisendpointidentitygroupincludesendpoints,whichareregistereddevicesthat
    areaddedbyanemployeethroughthedevicesregistrationportal.Theprofilingservicecontinuesto
    profilethesedevicesnormallywhentheyareassignedtothisgroup.Endpointsarestaticallyassigned
    tothisgroupinCiscoISE,andtheprofilingservicecannotreassignthemtoanyotheridentitygroup.
    Thesedeviceswillappearlikeanyotherendpointintheendpointslist.Youcanedit,delete,andblacklist
    thesedevicesthatyouaddedthroughthedeviceregistrationportalfromtheendpointslistintheEndpoints
    pageinCiscoISE.Devicesthatyouhaveblacklistedinthedeviceregistrationportalareassignedtothe
    Blacklistendpointidentitygroup,andanauthorizationprofilethatexistsinCiscoISEredirectsblacklisted
    devicestoanURL,whichdisplays“UnauthorisedNetworkAccess”,adefaultportalpagetotheblacklisted
    devices.
    •Unknown—ThisendpointidentitygroupincludesendpointsthatdonotmatchanyprofileinCiscoISE.
    Inadditiontotheabovesystemcreatedendpointidentitygroups,CiscoISEcreatesthefollowingendpoint
    identitygroups,whichareassociatedtotheProfiledidentitygroup:
    •Cisco-IP-Phone—AnidentitygroupthatcontainsalltheprofiledCiscoIPphonesonyournetwork.
    •Workstation—Anidentitygroupthatcontainsalltheprofiledworkstationsonyournetwork.
    Endpoint Identity Groups Created for Matched Endpoint Profiling Policies
    Ifyouhaveanendpointpolicythatmatchesanexistingpolicy,thentheprofilingservicecancreateamatching
    endpointidentitygroup.ThisidentitygroupbecomesthechildoftheProfiledendpointidentitygroup.When
    youcreateanendpointpolicy,youcanchecktheCreateMatchingIdentityGroupcheckboxintheProfiling
    Policiespagetocreateamatchingendpointidentitygroup.Youcannotdeletethematchingidentitygroup
    unlessthemappingoftheprofileisremoved.
    Add Static Endpoints in Endpoint Identity Groups
    Youcanaddorremovestaticallyaddedendpointsinanyendpointidentitygroup.
    YoucanaddendpointsfromtheEndpointswidgetonlytoaspecificidentitygroup.Ifyouaddanendpoint
    tothespecificendpointidentitygroup,thentheendpointismovedfromtheendpointidentitygroupwhereit
    wasdynamicallygroupedearlier.
    Uponremovalfromtheendpointidentitygroupwhereyourecentlyaddedanendpoint,theendpointisreprofiled
    backtotheappropriateidentitygroup.Youdonotdeleteendpointsfromthesystembutonlyremovethem
    fromtheendpointidentitygroup.
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    Identified Endpoints 
    						
    							Procedure
    Step 1ChooseAdministration>IdentityManagement>Groups>EndpointIdentityGroups.
    Step 2Chooseanendpointidentitygroup,andclickEdit.
    Step 3ClickAdd.
    Step 4ChooseanendpointintheEndpointswidgettoaddtheselectedendpointintheendpointidentitygroup.
    Step 5ClicktheEndpointGroupListlinktoreturntotheEndpointIdentityGroupspage.
    Dynamic Endpoints Reprofiled After Adding or Removing in Identity Groups
    Ifanendpointidentitygroupassignmentisnotstatic,thenendpointsarereprofiledafteryouaddorremove
    themfromanendpointidentitygroup.EndpointsthatareidentifieddynamicallybytheISEprofilerappear
    inappropriateendpointidentitygroups.Ifyouremovedynamicallyaddedendpointsfromanendpointidentity
    group,CiscoISEdisplaysamessagethatyouhavesuccessfullyremovedendpointsfromtheidentitygroup
    butreprofilesthembackintheendpointidentitygroup.
    Endpoint Identity Groups Used in Authorization Rules
    Youcaneffectivelyuseendpointidentitygroupsintheauthorizationpoliciestoprovideappropriatenetwork
    accessprivilegestothediscoveredendpoints.Forexample,anauthorizationruleforalltypesofCiscoIP
    PhonesisavailablebydefaultinCiscoISEinthefollowinglocation:Policy>Authorization>Standard.
    Youmustensurethattheendpointprofilingpoliciesareeitherstandalonepolicies(notaparenttoother
    endpointprofilingpolicies),ortheirparentpoliciesoftheendpointprofilingpoliciesarenotdisabled.
    Profiler Feed Service
    Profilerconditions,exceptionactions,andNMAPscanactionsareclassifiedasCisco-providedor
    administrator-created(seetheSystemTypeattribute).Also,theendpointprofilingpoliciesareclassifiedas
    Ciscoprovided,administratorcreated,oradministratormodified(seetheSystemTypeattribute).
    Youcanperformdifferentoperationsontheprofilerconditions,exceptionactions,NMAPscanactions,and
    endpointprofilingpoliciesdependingontheSystemTypeattribute.YoucannoteditordeleteCisco-provided
    conditions,exceptionactions,andnmapscanactions.EndpointpoliciesthatareprovidedbyCiscocannotbe
    deleted.Whenpoliciesareedited,theyareconsideredasadministrator-modified.whenadministrator-modified
    policiesaredeleted,theyarereplacedbytheup-to-dateversionoftheCisco-providedpolicythatitwasbased
    on.
    YoucanretrievenewandupdatedendpointprofilingpoliciesandtheupdatedOUIdatabaseasafeedfrom
    adesignatedCiscofeedserverthroughasubscriptionintoCiscoISE.Youcanalsoreceivee-mailnotifications
    tothee-mailaddressasanadministratorofCiscoISEthatyouhaveconfiguredforapplied,success,and
    failuremessages.Youcanalsoprovideadditionalsubscriberinformationtoreceivenotifications.Youcan
    sendthesubscriberinformationbacktoCiscoformaintainingtherecordsandtheyaretreatedasprivileged
    andconfidential.
    Bydefault,theprofilerfeedserviceisdisabled,anditrequiresaPluslicensetoenabletheservice.Whenyou
    enabletheprofilerfeedservice,CiscoISEdownloadsthefeedservicepoliciesandOUIdatabaseupdates
    everydayat1:00A.MofthelocalCiscoISEservertimezone.CiscoISEautomaticallyappliesthese
    downloadedfeedserverpolicies,whichalsostoresthesetofchangessothatyoucanrevertthesechanges
    backtothepreviousstate.Whenyourevertfromthesetofchangesthatyoulastapplied,endpointprofiling
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    							policiesthatarenewlyaddedareremovedandendpointprofilingpoliciesthatareupdatedarerevertedtothe
    previousstate.Inaddition,theprofilerfeedserviceisautomaticallydisabled.
    Whentheupdatesoccur,onlytheCiscoprovidedprofilingpoliciesandtheendpointprofilingpolicieswhich
    weremodifiedbythepreviousupdate,areupdated.Ciscoprovideddisabledprofilingpoliciesarealsoupdated
    buttheyremaindisabled.AdministratorCreatedorAdministratorModifiedprofilingpoliciesarenot
    overwritten.IfyouwanttorevertanyAdministratorModifiedendpointprofilingpolicytoanyCiscoProvided
    endpointprofilingpolicy,thenyoumustdeleteorreverttheAdministratorModifiedendpointprofilingpolicy
    tothepreviousCiscoProvidedendpointprofilingpolicy.
    OUI Feed Service
    ThedesignatedCiscofeedserverdownloadstheupdatedOUIdatabasefrom
    http://standards.ieee.org/develop/regauth/oui/oui.txt,whichisthelistofvendorsassociatedtotheMACOUI.
    TheupdatedOUIdatabaseisavailableforanyISEdeploymentasafeedthatCiscoISEdownloadstoitsown
    database.CiscoISEupdatesendpointsandthenstartsreprofilingendpoints.
    ThedesignatedCiscofeedserverislocatedathttps://ise.cisco.com:8443/feedserver/.Ifyouhaveanyissues
    accessingtheservice,ensurethatyournetworksecuritycomponents(likeafirewallorproxyserver,for
    example)allowdirectaccesstothisURL.
    Configure Profiler Feed Service
    TheProfilerFeedServiceretrievesnewandupdatedendpointprofilingpoliciesandMACOUIdatabase
    updatesfromtheCiscoFeedserver.IftheFeedServiceisunavailableorothererrorshaveoccurred,itis
    reportedintheOperationsAuditreport.
    YoucanconfigureCiscoISEtosendthefeedserviceusagereportbacktoCisco,whichsendsthefollowing
    informationtoCisco:
    •Hostname-CiscoISEhostname
    •MaxCount-Totalnumberofendpoints
    •ProfiledCount-Profiledendpointscount
    •UnknownCount-Unknownendpointscount
    •MatchSystemProfilesCount-CiscoProvidedprofilescount
    •UserCreatedProfiles-Usercreatedprofilescount
    YoucanchangetheCoAtypeinaCisco-providedprofilingpolicy.Whenthefeedserviceupdatesthatpolicy,
    theCoAtypewillnotbechanged,buttherestofthatpolicy'sattributeswillbestillbeupdated.
    Before You Begin
    TheProfilerfeedservicecanonlybeconfiguredfromtheCiscoISEAdminportalinadistributeddeployment
    orinastandaloneISEnode.
    SetupaSimpleMailTransferProtocol(SMTP)serverifyouplantosende-mailnotificationsfromtheAdmin
    portalaboutfeedupdates(Administration>System>Settings).
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    							Procedure
    Step 1ChooseAdministration>Certificates>TrustedCertificates,andcheckifVerisignClass3PublicPrimary
    CertificationAuthorityandVerisignClass3ServerCA-G3areenabled.
    Step 2ChooseAdministration>FeedService>Profiler.
    Step 3ChecktheEnableProfilerFeedServicecheckbox.
    Step 4EntertimeinHH:MMformat(localtimezoneoftheCiscoISEserver)intheFeedServiceSchedulersection.
    Bydefault,CiscoISEfeedserviceisscheduledat1.00AMeveryday.
    Step 5ChecktheNotifyadministratorwhendownloadoccurscheckboxintheAdministratorNotificationOptions
    sectionandenteryoure-mailaddressasanadministratorofCiscoISEintheAdministratoremailaddress
    textbox.
    Step 6ChecktheProvidesubscriberinformationtoCiscocheckboxintheFeedServiceSubscriberInformation
    sectionandenteryourdetailsasanadministratorofCiscoISEandanalternateCiscoISEadministratordetails.
    Step 7ClickAccept.
    Step 8ClickSave.
    Step 9ClickUpdateNow.
    InstructsCiscoISEtocontactCiscofeedserverfornewandupdatedprofilescreatedsincethelastfeedservice
    update.Thisre-profilesallendpointsinthesystem,whichmaycauseanincreasetheloadonthesystem.Due
    toupdatedendpointprofilingpolicies,theremaybechangesintheauthorizationpolicyforsomeendpoints
    thatarecurrentlyconnectedtoCiscoISE.
    TheUpdateNowbuttonisdisabledwhenyouupdatenewandupdatedprofilescreatedsincethelastfeed
    serviceandenabledonlyafterthedownloadiscompleted.Youmustnavigateawayfromtheprofilerfeed
    serviceConfigurationpageandreturntothispage.
    Step 10ClickYes.
    Related Topics
    ConfigureProfilerFeedServicesOffline
    Remove Updates to Endpoint Profiling Policies
    Youcanrevertendpointprofilingpoliciesthatwereupdatedinthepreviousupdateandremoveendpoint
    profilingpoliciesthatarenewlyaddedthroughthepreviousupdateoftheprofilerfeedservicebutOUIupdates
    arenotchanged.
    Anendpointprofilingpolicy,ifmodifiedafteranupdatefromthefeedserverisnotchangedinthesystem.
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    							Procedure
    Step 1ChooseAdministration>FeedService>Profiler.
    Step 2ChecktheEnableProfilerFeedServicecheckbox.
    Step 3ClickGotoUpdateReportPageifyouwanttoviewtheconfigurationchangesmadeintheChange
    ConfigurationAuditreport.
    Step 4ClickUndoLatest.
    Profiler Reports
    CiscoISEprovidesyouwithvariousreportsonendpointprofiling,andtroubleshootingtoolsthatyoucanuse
    tomanageyournetwork.Youcangeneratereportsforhistoricalaswellascurrentdata.Youmaybeableto
    drilldownonapartofthereporttoviewmoredetails.Forlargereports,youcanalsoschedulereportsand
    downloadtheminvariousformats.
    YoucanrunthefollowingreportsforendpointsfromOperations>Reports>EndpointsandUsers:
    •EndpointSessionHistory
    •ProfiledEndpointSummary
    •EndpointProfileChanges
    •TopAuthorizationsbyEndpoint
    •RegisteredEndpoints
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    							CHAPTER 22
    Configure Client Provisioning
    •ConfigureClientProvisioninginCiscoISE,page522
    •ClientProvisioningResources,page523
    •AddClientProvisioningResourcesfromCisco,page523
    •AddCiscoProvidedClientProvisioningResourcesfromaLocalMachine,page524
    •AddCustomerCreatedResourcesforAnyConnectfromaLocalMachine,page525
    •CreateNativeSupplicantProfiles,page525
    •CreateAnyConnectConfiguration,page527
    •CreateAnyConnectandCiscoNACAgentProfiles,page528
    •AgentProfileConfigurationGuidelines,page529
    •ClientIPAddressRefreshConfiguration,page535
    •PostureProtocolSettings,page538
    •ClientLoginSessionCriteria,page542
    •ProvisionClientMachineswiththeCiscoNACAgentMSIInstaller,page543
    •CiscoISEPostureAgents,page544
    •AnyConnect,page546
    •CiscoNACAgentXMLFileInstallationDirectories,page546
    •CiscoNACAgentforWindowsClients,page546
    •CiscoNACAgentforMacintoshClients,page548
    •CiscoWebAgent,page548
    •CiscoNACAgentLogs,page549
    •CreateanAgentCustomizationFilefortheCiscoNACAgent,page549
    •ConfigureClientProvisioningResourcePolicies,page561
    •ClientProvisioningReports,page563
    •ClientProvisioningEventLogs,page564
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    							Configure Client Provisioning in Cisco ISE
    Enableclientprovisioningtoallowuserstodownloadclientprovisioningresourcesandconfigureagent
    profiles.YoucanconfigureagentprofilesforWindowsclients,MacOSXclients,andnativesupplicant
    profilesforpersonaldevices.Ifyoudisableclientprovisioning,usersattemptingtoaccessthenetworkwill
    receiveawarningmessageindicatingthattheyarenotabletodownloadclientprovisioningresources.
    Before You Begin
    Ifyouareusingaproxy,andhostingclientprovisioningresourcesonaremotesystem,verifythattheproxy
    allowsclientstoaccessthatremotelocation.
    Procedure
    Step 1ChooseAdministration>System>Settings>ClientProvisioning.
    Step 2FromtheEnableProvisioningdrop-downlist,chooseEnableorDisable.
    Step 3FromtheEnableAutomaticDownloaddrop-downlist,chooseEnable.
    Feeddownloadsincludealltheavailableclientprovisioningresources.Someofoftheseresourcesmaynot
    bepertinenttoyourdeployment.Ciscorecommendsmanuallydownloadingresourceswheneverpossible
    insteadofsettingthisoption.
    Step 4UpdateFeedURL—SpecifytheURLwhereCiscoISEsearchesforsystemupdatesintheUpdateFeedURL
    textbox.Forexample,thedefaultURLfordownloadingclient-provisioningresourcesis
    https://www.cisco.com/web/secure/pmbu/provisioning-update.xml.
    IfyournetworkrestrictsURL-redirectionfunctions(viaaproxyserver,forexample)andyouareexperiencing
    difficultyaccessingthedefaultURL,tryalsopointingyourCiscoISEtothefollowingURL:
    https://www.perfigo.com/ise/provisioning-update.xml.
    Step 5NativeSupplicantProvisioningPolicyUnavailable—Whenthereisnoclientprovisioningresourcefora
    device,decideherehowtoproceedintheflow:
    •AllowNetworkAccess—Usersareallowedtoregistertheirdeviceonthenetworkwithouthavingto
    installandlaunchthenativesupplicantwizard.
    •ApplyDefinedAuthorizationPolicy—UsersmusttrytoaccesstheCiscoISEnetworkviastandard
    authenticationandauthorizationpolicyapplication(outsideofthenativesupplicantprovisioningprocess).
    Ifyouenablethisoption,theuserdevicegoesthroughstandardregistrationaccordingtoany
    client-provisioningpolicyappliedtotheuser’sID.Iftheuser’sdevicerequiresacertificatetoaccessthe
    CiscoISEnetwork,youmustalsoprovidedetailedinstructionstotheuserdescribinghowtoobtainand
    applyavalidcertificateusingthecustomizableuser-facingtextfields,asdescribedinthe“Addinga
    CustomLanguageTemplate”sectionintheChapter15,SettingupandCustomizingEnd_UserWeb
    Portals.
    Step 6ClickSave.
    What to Do Next
    Configureclientprovisioningresourcepolicies.
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    							Client Provisioning Resources
    Clientprovisioningresourcesaredownloadedtoendpointsaftertheendpointconnectstothenetwork.Client
    provisioningresourcesconsistofcomplianceandpostureagentsfordesktops,andnativesupplicantprofiles
    forphonesandtablets.Clientprovisioningpoliciesassigntheseprovisioningresourcestoendpointstostart
    anetworksession.
    ClientprovisioningresourcesarelistedonPolicyElements>Results>ClientProvisioning>Resources.
    ThefollowingresourcetypescanbeaddedtothelistbyclickingtheAddbutton:
    •AgentresourcesfromCiscoSite—SelecttheNAC,AnyConnect,andSupplicantProvisioningwizards
    youwanttomakeavailableforclientprovisioningpolicies.Ciscoperiodicallyupdatesthislistof
    resources,addingnewonesandupdatingexistingones.YoucanalsosetupISEtodownloadallthe
    Ciscoresourcesandresourceupdatesautomatically,seeConfigureClientProvisioninginCiscoISE,
    onpage522formoreinformation.
    •Agentresourcesfromlocaldisk—SelectresourcesonyourPCthatyouwanttouploadtoISE,see
    AddCiscoProvidedClientProvisioningResourcesfromaLocalMachine,onpage524.
    •AnyConnectConfiguration—SelecttheAnyConnectPCclientsthatyouwanttomakeavailablefor
    clientprovisioning.SeeCreateAnyConnectConfigurationformoreinformation.
    •NativeSupplicantProfile—Configureasupplicantprofileforphonesandtabletsthatcontainssettings
    foryournetwork.Formoreinformation,seeCreateNativeSupplicantProfiles.
    •NACAgentorAnyConnectISEPostureProfile—ConfiguretheNACagentandAnyConnectISE
    Postureherewhenyoudon'twanttocreateanddistributeagentXMLprofiles.Formoreinformation
    abouttheAnyConnectISEPostureagent,seeAnyConnectAdminstratorsGuide,ISEPostureProfile
    Editor.FormoreinformationabouttheNACagentprofile,seeCreateanAgentCustomizationFilefor
    theCiscoNACAgent,onpage549.
    Aftercreatingclientprovisioningresources,createclientprovisioningpoliciesthatapplytheclientprovisioning
    resourcestotheendpoints.SeeConfigureClientProvisioningResourcePolicies,onpage561.
    Add Client Provisioning Resources from Cisco
    YoucanaddclientprovisioningresourcesfromCisco.comforAnyConnectandCiscoNACAgentforWindows
    andMACOSxclients,andCiscoWebagent.Dependingontheresourcesthatyouselectandavailable
    networkbandwidth,CiscoISEcantakeafewsecondsorevenafewminutestodownloadclientprovisioning
    resourcestoCiscoISE.
    Before You Begin
    •EnsurethatyouhavethecorrectproxysettingsconfiguredinCiscoISE.
    •EnableclientprovisioninginCiscoISE.
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    Client Provisioning Resources 
    						
    							Procedure
    Step 1ChoosePolicy>PolicyElements>Results>ClientProvisioning>Resources.
    Step 2ChooseAdd>AgentresourcesfromCiscosite.
    Step 3SelectoneormorerequiredclientprovisioningresourcesfromthelistavailableintheDownloadRemote
    Resourcesdialogbox.
    Step 4ClickSave.
    What to Do Next
    AfteryouhavesuccessfullyaddedclientprovisioningresourcestoCiscoISE,youcanbegintoconfigure
    clientprovisioningresourcepolicies.
    Add Cisco Provided Client Provisioning Resources from a Local Machine
    Youcanaddclientprovisioningresourcesfromthelocaldisk,whichyoumighthavepreviouslydownloaded
    fromCisco.
    Before You Begin
    Besuretouploadonlycurrent,supportedresourcestoCiscoISE.Older,unsupportedresources(olderversions
    oftheCiscoNACAgent,forexample)willlikelycauseseriousissuesforclientaccess.
    IfyouaredownloadingtheresourcefilesmanuallyfromtheCisco.com,referto“CiscoISEOfflineUpdates”
    sectionintheReleaseNotes.
    Procedure
    Step 1ChoosePolicy>PolicyElements>Results>ClientProvisioning>Resources.
    Step 2ChooseAdd>Agentresourcesfromlocaldisk.
    Step 3ChooseCiscoProvidedPackagesfromtheCategorydrop-down.
    Step 4ClickBrowsetothedirectoryonyourlocalmachinewheretheresourcefilethatyouwanttodownloadto
    CiscoISEresides.
    YoucanaddAnyConnect,CiscoNACAgent,andCiscoWebAgentresourcesthatyouhavepreviously
    downloadedfromCiscositeinyourlocalmachine.
    Step 5ClickSubmit.
    What to Do Next
    AfteryouhavesuccessfullyaddedclientprovisioningresourcestoCiscoISE,youcanbegintoconfigure
    clientprovisioningresourcepolicies.
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