Cisco ISE 3.1 Deployment Scenario (Two-Node Deployment)
Cisco ISE 3.1 Two-Node Deployment redundancy is highly recommended in a production network. In this type of deployment, if one node goes down, the remaining node can still perform the authentications, and the end users attempting to access the network should not be affected. 0:00 - Intro 0:26 - Topology 01:38 - Download CA Certificate 02:40 - Import CA Certificate under trusted Certificate in ISE 03:47 - Generate CSR 05:00 - Request a Certificate for ISE using the CSR content 06:20 - Binding the Certificate 09:40 - Side Note 13:46 - Checking the Certificate Usage 14:45 - Promoting the node to Primary 15:44 - Registering the Secondary node 17:16 - Node Status 17:45 - Important Note about Failover 19:24 - Thank You!
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