Re: device identity using IP instead of MAC

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On Thu, 2019-03-14 at 12:50 -0400, Andrew Kerr wrote:
> I've been using OpenConnect to connect to a Cisco VPN for quite a
> while now with great success.  We're testing out Cisco ISE and that
> is
> where I could use some help.  When using the Cisco AnyConnect client
> Cisco ISE sees the client identity as the system's MAC address, which
> it then uses to match a database of compliant systems.  When I use
> OpenConnect Cisco ISE sees the public IP on my NAT device as the
> client IP, rather than the MAC or even the local IP.  I'm guessing
> that may mean it just got nothing in the field it expected and all it
> has to go on is the internet IP it sees my traffic coming from.
> 
> I don't see any configuration flags to tell OpenConnect to send the
> MAC address in wherever it is expected to be / is being set with
> AnyConnect.
> 
> I'd appreciate any help or pointers, OpenConnect has been rock solid
> and I'd hate to be forced to give it up.

There were patches on the list a little while ago to add this. They
needed a few changes if I recall correctly, but it sounds like they
should work.

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