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AsyncOS 8.8 for Cisco Web Security Appliances User Guide
 
Chapter 8      Integrate the Cisco Identity Services Engine
  Tasks for Integrating the Identity Services Engine Service
The appropriate CA root certificate(s) must be present in the Trusted Certificates list on the 
WSA (Network > Certificate Management > Manage Trusted Root Certificates). If not present, 
upload the CA root certificate(s) for the Primary pxGrid and Admin certificates, and for the 
Secondary pxGrid and Admin certificates to the ISE configuration page.
Related Topics
Tasks for Integrating the Identity Services Engine Service
Step
Task
Links to Related Topics and Procedures
1
Configure WSA 
Client certificate. 
Create or upload a CA-signed or self-signed WSA Client certificate 
to the WSA. Download the certificate for upload to the ISE server. 
See 
, and 
.
2
Add WSA Client Certificate 
to ISE server.
On the ISE server, import the WSA Client certificate downloaded 
from the WSA in the previous step, adding it to the Trusted 
Certificate list. (Navigate to Administration > Certificates > Trusted 
Certificates > Import.)
3
Configure ISE Admin and 
pxGrid certificates on the 
ISE server.
On the ISE server, navigate to Administration > Certificates page. 
For CA-signed certificates, generate two Certificate Signing 
Requests, one each for Admin and pxGrid Usage, and then have 
the certificates signed. Verify that the CA root certificate is 
present in the ISE server’s Trusted Certificates list.
Upon receipt of the signed certificates, upload them to the ISE 
server, Perform the Bind the CA Signed Certificate operation for 
both, and then restart the ISE server.
For self-signed certificates, navigate to Administration > 
Certificates > System Certificates, and generate one or two Self 
Signed Certificates, one each for Admin and pxGrid. (You can 
also elect to generate one common certificate for both.)
Export the self-signed certificate(s) for import on the WSA.
Note
Ensure the appropriate certificates are added to the Trusted 
Certificates list, as discussed in