Why doesn't Cisco ISE kick out the session?

AnkitSharma1
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Why doesn't Cisco ISE kick out the session?

Team,

 

We have configured Cisco ISE with MR46, but when I try to send a session reauthentication request or termination, it does not go through. What could be the reason?

Once a user is authenticated, I cannot kick them out of the network. I'm not sure why

 

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COA is already checked in the access control option

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RaphaelL
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

Can you confirm that the wireless client is still connected to 10.100.175.175 ? Is ISE sending the request to the correct AP ?

AnkitSharma1
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Yes, this is the AP's IP address. I have added the complete subnet range 10.100.175.0/24.

Do you think this issue occurs when I send the termination request, and it connects to a nearby AP instead of the AP the client was originally connected to?

 

the way i added to NAD ? Is it a correct way since there is no WLC

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RaphaelL
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

the NAD is fine. You just have to make sure that the client was connected to 10.100.175.175 at the moment the CoA was sent.

 

Eg :  Client was on AP1 10.100.175.175 , Roamed to AP2 10.100.175.180 , CoA sent to AP1 , but AP1 can't kick the client since the client is no longer on AP1. 

 

You don't have 802.11r enabled right ?

AnkitSharma1
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The machine is connected at the desk and did not roam. It is connected to the same AP, but when I force a session reauthentication request or termination, it is not working correctly.

 

AnkitSharma1
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in Cisco ISE, session reauthentication means that the user will need to enter their login credentials again, right? I did that, but it connects again without asking for a username or password

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