An organization is migrating its current guest network to Cisco ISE and has 1000 guest users in the current database. There are no resources to enter this information into the Cisco ISE database…

The correct answer is A. Use a CSV file to import the guest accounts. Cisco ISE natively supports bulk import of guest user accounts via CSV (Comma-Separated Values) files. An administrator can export existing guest data into a properly formatted CSV file and then import it into Cisco ISE through the Guest Management section of the Admin portal…

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An organization is migrating its current guest network to Cisco ISE and has 1000 guest users in the current database. There are no resources to enter this information into the Cisco ISE database manually. What must be done to accomplish this task efficiently?

Options

AUse a CSV file to import the guest accounts
BUse SOL to link me existing database to Cisco ISE
CUse a JSON fie to automate the migration of guest accounts
DUse an XML file to change the existing format to match that of Cisco ISE

How the community answered

(22 responses)

A
91% (20)
B
5% (1)
C
5% (1)

Explanation

Cisco ISE natively supports bulk import of guest user accounts via CSV (Comma-Separated Values) files. An administrator can export existing guest data into a properly formatted CSV file and then import it into Cisco ISE through the Guest Management section of the Admin portal. This is the only officially supported bulk import method for guest accounts in ISE. SQL linking (B), JSON import (C), and XML conversion (D) are not supported native import mechanisms for Cisco ISE guest account provisioning.

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