Demystifying IBNS 2.0 Configuration
In this article I would like to go through a typical Identity Based Networking Services (IBNS 2.0) configuration, breaking down each so that we can better understand the configuration. While there are many configuration elements of secure network access, this article will focus on the Cisco Common Classification Policy Language (C3PL) configurations. I must admit, when I first got a glance of some IBNS 2.0 configuration, I was a little taken back at the amount of configuration. However, after reading up about it, and refreshing parts of my CCNP R&S skills, I was able to understand how IBNS 2.0 configuration comes together. This article will NOT focus on use cases for using IBNS 2.0, however, I would like to point out some good, online documentation that will provide you with some useful information. IBNS 2.0 at a glance Identity Based Networking Command Reference Guide Cisco Live IBNS 2.0 Lab Guide Configuring Identity Service Templates Configuring IEEE 802.1x Port-Based Authent...