Overview
Describes the services and daemons that manage the core functionality, performance, and operational health of Cisco ISE and their service impact.
Cisco ISE uses specialized background processes to manage authentication, policy enforcement, system monitoring, and database synchronization. By understanding these services, you can troubleshoot issues, tune performance, and maintain the stability of your deployment.
This table lists the Cisco ISE processes and their service impact.
| Process name | Description | Service impact |
|---|---|---|
| Database listener | Oracle Enterprise Database listener | You must ensure that this process is running for all services to work properly. |
| Database server | Oracle Enterprise Database server, which stores both configuration and operational data | You must ensure that this process is running for all services to work properly. |
| Application server | Main Tomcat server for Cisco ISE | You must ensure that this process is running for all services to work properly. |
| Profiler database | Redis database for Cisco ISE profiling service | You must ensure that this process is running for all services to work properly. |
| AD connector | Active Directory runtime | You must ensure that this process is running for all services to work properly. |
| MnT session database | Oracle TimesTen Database for monitoring and troubleshooting (MnT) service | You must ensure that this process is running for all services to work properly. |
| MnT log collector | Log collector for MnT service | You must ensure that this process is running to support MnT operational data. |
| MnT log processor | Log processor for MnT service | You must ensure that this process is running to support MnT operational data. |
| Certificate Authority service | Cisco ISE Internal Certificate Authority (CA) service | You must ensure that this process is running if Cisco ISE internal Certificate Authority (CA) is enabled. |