Cisco ISE for BYOD and Secure Unified Access, 2e (Benjamin Story's Library) by Aaron Woland & Jamey Heary

Author:Aaron Woland & Jamey Heary
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Cisco Press
Published: 2017-04-19T04:00:00+00:00

Examine the Client Provisioning Policy

The NSPs are the network configurations sent to the endpoints, and they include the choice of which certificate template to use, which, in turn, decides which CA to use and which key sizes.

You still need a policy to determine which NSP to send to clients, which is completed in the client provisioning policy (CPP). The CPP dictates the software and profiles that should be downloaded and installed based on the operating system of the endpoint and a multitude of other possible attributes. For example, you might configure a policy for Android to be provisioned for the CORP-SSID wireless network when an employee is going through the provisioning process and configure another policy for Android to be provisioned for the CONTRACTOR-SSID wireless network for all vendors and contractors who are also working through the provisioning process.

Out of the box, there is one client provisioning policy per OS using the preinstalled native supplicant wizards, native supplicant profiles, and certificate templates. To examine these preconfigured policies, navigate to Work Centers > BYOD > Client Provisioning, as shown in Figure 17-51.

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