Cisco Cisco Identity Services Engine 1.0.4 Manual Técnica
Here is the flow:
The sponsor user creates a guest account with an SMS notification, and provides the mobile phone
number for the user. ISE sends an email to the configured SMTP server. The source address (From)
belongs to a specific sponsor user, whereas the destination address (To) is configured globally on ISE
(in this example, sms@test−cisco.com). All of the details about the newly created user, such as the
username and password, are inside the body of that email.
number for the user. ISE sends an email to the configured SMTP server. The source address (From)
belongs to a specific sponsor user, whereas the destination address (To) is configured globally on ISE
(in this example, sms@test−cisco.com). All of the details about the newly created user, such as the
username and password, are inside the body of that email.
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The email arrives on the Postfix server, which is configured with maildrop as a local delivery agent.
Just before delivery to the SMS user maildir directory, maildrop searches for mailfilter in the home
directory for the user. The mailfilter script parses the email, and if all of the necessary data is found, it
uses wget in order to send the HTTP GET request to the Kannel smsbox. That HTTP GET requests
contains the text message along with the username and password, and the mobile phone number of the
user. Kannel smsbox is the front end of Kannel that is used in order to accept all requests from users
in order to send SMS (to pass it to the Kannel bearerbox).
Just before delivery to the SMS user maildir directory, maildrop searches for mailfilter in the home
directory for the user. The mailfilter script parses the email, and if all of the necessary data is found, it
uses wget in order to send the HTTP GET request to the Kannel smsbox. That HTTP GET requests
contains the text message along with the username and password, and the mobile phone number of the
user. Kannel smsbox is the front end of Kannel that is used in order to accept all requests from users
in order to send SMS (to pass it to the Kannel bearerbox).
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The Kannel smsbox sends that request to the Kannel bearerbox, which has the responsibility to send
the SMS.
the SMS.
3.
There might be multiple rules and Short Message Service Centers (SMSCs) configured on the
bearerbox. This example uses an external SMPP server. Configuration for a locally−attached mobile
phone is easy and is presented later.
bearerbox. This example uses an external SMPP server. Configuration for a locally−attached mobile
phone is easy and is presented later.
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Each module of this solution (Postfix, Kannel smsbox, and Kannel bearerbox) can be installed on a separate
server. For simplicity in this example, it is configured on the same server.
server. For simplicity in this example, it is configured on the same server.
Configurations
ISE
Complete these steps in order to configure the ISE.
Configure the sponsor portal user. In this example, the default ISE configuration is used, and the user
is placed in the SponsorAllAccount group:
is placed in the SponsorAllAccount group:
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