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It's a pretty important
feature to identify

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who is trying to
connect to our network

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before we give them
access into the network.

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And we can do that with 802.1x.

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So in this set of videos,
here's what we get to do.

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We've taken a look at some
of the concepts of 802.1x,

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but in this set of videos, I'm
going to walk you through how

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to configure the identity
services engine to work with

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the network access device, like
a switch, to perform 802.1x.

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And-- and because
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already have users
and groups already

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set up in Active
Directory, we're
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set up in Active
Directory, we're

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also going to walk
through the steps

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how to train ICE to work
with Active Directory

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so we don't have to
recreate all our users.

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All that and more coming up
starting in the next video.

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So I'll see you there
in just a moment.