What ISE Posture Module Provides
Learn how ISE Posture performs posture checks, and how to do remediation and reassessment based on the checks. Using posture CLI, you can have multiple clients connecting to the posture subsystem, and data can be sent to those connected client processes.You can also learn how to get visibility into hardware inventory, use stealth mode, and perform posture policy enforcement, continuous reassessment, or VLAN monitoring and transitioning.
Operations That Interrupt Cisco Secure Client ISE Flow
Learn how to manage interruptions in Cisco Secure Client ISE Posture flow, including user cancellations, remediation timeouts, and connectivity errors. Understand how these events impact compliance status and identify the steps required to resolve issues or restart the posture assessment process.
Status of ISE Posture
Learn how the Cisco Secure Client ISE Posture discovery process functions during network transitions and how to interpret the various status messages displayed in the user interface. This overview helps you understand the posture assessment process and troubleshoot connectivity or compliance issues effectively.
Script Remediation Messaging
Learn how to troubleshoot script remediation issues in Cisco Secure Client ISE Posture. This overview explains common error messages related to script execution, including hash mismatches, timeout, and untrusted service connections, while outlining the requirements for successful remediation, such as configuring fingerprints in the AnyConnectLocalPolicy.xml file.
Posture Condition Script
Learn how to create and upload posture condition scripts for Cisco ISE to perform endpoint compliance checks. This guide covers supported platforms, script types, and important considerations for configuring remediation scripts to run with administrative privileges on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Posture and Multi Homing
Understand the limitations of the Cisco Secure Client ISE Posture module in multi-homed network environments. This module does not support multi-homed configurations, which may result in undefined behavior and inaccurate compliance status reporting when switching between different network media types.
Simultaneous Users on an Endpoint
Learn about the limitations of Cisco Secure Client ISE Posture regarding multi-user environments. Because the module does not support separate posture assessments for multiple simultaneous users, network access granted to the first user is inherited by all other users logged into the same endpoint.
Logging for Posture Modules
Learn where to find log files for Cisco Secure Client ISE Posture and Secure Firewall Posture. This reference provides information on accessing system logs, event viewers, and diagnostic files like libcsd.log and cscan.log to troubleshoot posture assessment and compliance issues across supported platforms.
Posture Modules' Log Files and Locations
Find details on locating and managing log files for ISE Posture and Secure Firewall Posture. This reference identifies the storage paths for event logs, diagnostic files, and dump files to assist with troubleshooting posture assessment and compliance issues on your endpoints.
ISE Posture Profile Editor
Learn the parameters for the standalone profile editor that creates a posture profile to upload to ISE. When it is launched in ISE, it creates the Cisco Secure Client configuration complete with Cisco Secure Client software and its associated modules, profiles, OPSWAT, and any customization.
Advanced Panel
Learn how to use the System Scan section within the Cisco Secure Client Advanced Panel to manage posture preferences and view diagnostic information. This interface allows you to monitor compliance statistics, check security product status, review scan summaries, and access message history for troubleshooting.
What Secure Firewall Posture Module Provides
Learn of the Secure Firewall Posture package that installs on the remote device after the user connects to the Secure Firewall ASA and before the user logs in. It was formerly known as HostScan and includes a combination of a basic module, and endpoint assessment module, and an advanced endpoint assessment module. It automatically identifies operating systems and service packs on any device establishing a Cisco Secure Client VPN client session and can inspect endpoints for specific processes, files, and registry keys.
OPSWAT Support
Learn how the OPSWAT framework supports Secure Firewall Posture and ISE Posture by assessing third-party applications on endpoints. This overview describes how the system automatically maintains version compatibility between the headend and the client to ensure consistent endpoint security compliance.