The NAC Agent uses which port and protocol to send discovery packets to an ISE Policy Service Node?

The NAC Agent uses which port and protocol to send discovery packets to an ISE Policy Service Node?
A. tcp/8905
B. udp/8905
C. http/80
D. https/443

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3 thoughts on “The NAC Agent uses which port and protocol to send discovery packets to an ISE Policy Service Node?

  1. The SWISS protocol is a stateless request response protocol that allows NAC Agents which are running on managed clients to discover the Cisco ISE server, and retrieve configuration and operational information.

    The NAC Agent connects to the Cisco ISE server by sending SWISS unicast discovery packets out on User Datagram Protocol (UDP) port 8905 until a Cisco ISE node that assumes the Policy Service persona sends a response to the client.

    The SWISS protocol uses TCP transport for all the messages and UDP transport for periodical requests.

    The NAC Agent tunnels all the SWISS requests over HTTPS and pings the Cisco ISE SWISS UDP server for changes to its authentication and posture state

  2. https://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ise/1.0/user_guide/ise10_pos_pol.pdf

    discovery from NAC to ISE is UDP 8905

    The SWISS protocol is a stateless request response protocol that allows NAC Agents which are running on
    managed clients to discover the Cisco ISE server, and retrieve configuration and operational information. The
    NAC Agent connects to the Cisco ISE server by sending SWISS unicast discovery packets out on User
    Datagram Protocol (UDP) port 8905 until a Cisco ISE node that assumes the Policy Service persona
    sends a response to the client. The SWISS protocol uses TCP transport for all the messages and UDP
    transport for periodical requests. The NAC Agent tunnels all the SWISS requests over HTTPS and pings
    the Cisco ISE SWISS UDP server for changes to its authentication and posture state.

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