SWISE v1.0 - Implementing Cisco Identity Services Engine for Wireless Engineers

The SWISE - Implementing Cisco Identity Services Engine for Wireless Engineers v1.0 course is a two-day instructor-led training that combines the Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) with the Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC), the access points (AP), and end devices provide the comprehensive Cisco ISE deployment capabilities and solution into one system. This training event helps Cisco end-customers and authorised Cisco System Engineers (SEs) to understand the concepts, architecture, and use cases that are related to the Cisco ISE. This course will also prepare students to learn basic Cisco ISE solutions with core features of Cisco ISE implementation.

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Upon completing this course, the learner will be able to meet these overall objectives:

• Describe the business drivers, architecture, components, and scalability factors related to typical Cisco ISE deployment
• Provision secure network access by configuring AAA services and common CoA options.
• Configure profiling processes, components, options, and best practices.
• Provision a guest user access solution and the different options that are available.
• Describe and implement a BYOD solution, with a focus on configuring BYOD using a single SSID.
• Integrate Cisco ISE with a partner MDM solution.
• Use Cisco ISE tools to gather useful information related to historical trending and to troubleshoot.

• Course Introduction
• Introducing Cisco ISE
• Provisioning Secure Access
• Configuring Profiling
• Providing Guest Access
• Implementing BYOD
• Exploring MDM Integration
• Monitoring and Troubleshooting the Cisco ISE Security Solutions

• Channel Partners/Resellers
• Customers
• Employees

The recommended knowledge and skills that a learner should have for the best learning outcome include:

• Preferred Advanced Wireless specialized partner or Gold partner.
• Knowledge of basic 802.1X
• Basic understanding of Microsoft Active Directory or LDAP.
• CCNA routing and switching knowledge.
• Students should already be familiar with basic Cisco WLC and AP configuration.