Cisco Cisco Identity Services Engine Software

This section lists the caveats that have been resolved in this release.

The following table lists the resolved server-side caveats in Cisco ISE Release 1.1.

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Profiler Attribute value exceeds maximum 4000 character length

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IE8—Network Device Management missing from the Cisco ISE Administrator Tab

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Network access users display filter sorted by status does not work

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Blank right hand Network Devices pane with vertical scroll

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The Network Access Users “Delete All” function when used on a filtered list should 
only delete filtered (displayed) Network Access Users

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Network Access User filters do not work on the Status or Admin columns using the 
Quick and Advanced filters

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Network Access User filters filtering correctly

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Filters are not working under QuickPickers during Posture Policy configuration

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Client provisioning report does not show the policy matched

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An authorization policy matching multiple rules does not appropriately match the 
existing ACCESS_ACCEPT rule 

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No “Cisco ISE Config Changes” alarm generated using Authentication > Simple 
Condition > Edit/Add/Delete

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Changing the User Identity Group name case should not return error upon search

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Administrator user should not be able to delete self policy

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IE8 with default option settings is not working

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No “Cisco ISE Configuration Changes” message dialogs are displayed for certain 
guest/sponsor configuration

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File Condition Advanced Filter does not return correct result

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IE8—Error when clicking the “Action” button on the Requirement page

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Filter in Security Group Access Egress Policy is not working correctly

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Invalid Simple Condition error message in Guest configuration

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HTTPS communication fails if the certificate is deleted from the primary 
Administration ISE node

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A Network Access User can be created with a name longer than 25 characters via 
network access user import, but Cisco ISE cannot reliably handle user names that 
long.