Guest and IoT Manager Configuration
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‎02-13-2019 11:16 PM
Hi,
In case you are like me and don't read 170+ pages of the configuration manual you might run into the same issue as me.
After deploying the .ova and the initial IP setup via VM console you need to access the GUI via the admin url - if you just use the IP you get to the provisioner login and you get "Server error - Please contact Admin".
So please use the below url to access as admin to finish the initial configuration...
https:// < GIM-IP > /GIM/admin/login
-Ron
In case you are like me and don't read 170+ pages of the configuration manual you might run into the same issue as me.
After deploying the .ova and the initial IP setup via VM console you need to access the GUI via the admin url - if you just use the IP you get to the provisioner login and you get "Server error - Please contact Admin".
So please use the below url to access as admin to finish the initial configuration...
https:// < GIM-IP > /GIM/admin/login
-Ron
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‎02-21-2019 03:41 PM
Ron,
GIM communicates ONLY to the Access Control Engine IP address using REST calls.
The Access Control Engine acts as an intermediary between the GIM and XMC (where the actual GIM domain data resides). Part of this communication is providing authentication to XMC to GET/POST information from/to the GIM domain on XMC - this requires that you configure a user with the appropriate GIM rights to read/write this data, as per the documentation.
The GIM configuration on the XMC side is used to validate the location/licensing of GIM, the Access Control Engine(s) it will communicate via, and authentication.
GIM communicates ONLY to the Access Control Engine IP address using REST calls.
The Access Control Engine acts as an intermediary between the GIM and XMC (where the actual GIM domain data resides). Part of this communication is providing authentication to XMC to GET/POST information from/to the GIM domain on XMC - this requires that you configure a user with the appropriate GIM rights to read/write this data, as per the documentation.
The GIM configuration on the XMC side is used to validate the location/licensing of GIM, the Access Control Engine(s) it will communicate via, and authentication.
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‎02-21-2019 04:35 PM
Thanks Rodney,
now it makes more sense.
After a minor config change in my auth rules it's working now.
I had to add a new rule for mgmt access so the provisioner could login.
-Ron
now it makes more sense.
After a minor config change in my auth rules it's working now.
I had to add a new rule for mgmt access so the provisioner could login.
-Ron
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‎06-19-2019 12:41 PM
Hi,
I have the same "error 500 / GIM Domain is NULL" problem, but I have configured like Rodney said.
XMC & GIM are both version 4.2.6
XMC server.log:
2019-06-19 14:11:11,546 ERROR [com.enterasys.netsight.tam.server.web.rs.GimTemplatesRSServiceImpl] GIM Domain is NULL
GIM = 192.168.64.212
dedicated NAC for guest stuff = 192.168.64.204
XMC is also in same subnet.
Guest and IoT Config is provided with a domain and a password repository:
This password repository contains one User, which is enabled, but has no GIM checkmark.
Engine group "Gäste-NAC" has an own AAA configuration ("Gastportal AAA") which puts requests from location GIM to local auth "GIM_repository". I have no LDAP configs there since I test with local reository only.
Location group "GIM" contains: switch 192.168.64.212, Port: *, AP ID: *
Everthing is enforced, but I still get error: "Error fetching Guest Users. Error on Access Control Engine/XMC.
Please check to make sure that your GIM configuration (Manager and GIM domain) on XMC is set correctly."
Does anyone have an idea?
I have the same "error 500 / GIM Domain is NULL" problem, but I have configured like Rodney said.
XMC & GIM are both version 4.2.6
XMC server.log:
2019-06-19 14:11:11,546 ERROR [com.enterasys.netsight.tam.server.web.rs.GimTemplatesRSServiceImpl] GIM Domain is NULL
GIM = 192.168.64.212
dedicated NAC for guest stuff = 192.168.64.204
XMC is also in same subnet.
Guest and IoT Config is provided with a domain and a password repository:
This password repository contains one User, which is enabled, but has no GIM checkmark.
Engine group "Gäste-NAC" has an own AAA configuration ("Gastportal AAA") which puts requests from location GIM to local auth "GIM_repository". I have no LDAP configs there since I test with local reository only.
Location group "GIM" contains: switch 192.168.64.212, Port: *, AP ID: *
Everthing is enforced, but I still get error: "Error fetching Guest Users. Error on Access Control Engine/XMC.
Please check to make sure that your GIM configuration (Manager and GIM domain) on XMC is set correctly."
Does anyone have an idea?
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‎06-19-2019 12:58 PM
Can you confirm on your GIM administration screens that you have the correct gateway identified, shared secret for RADIUS processing to the gateway and that the XMC admin user name and password (or a user with proper GIM administration rights) is configured?
