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In the previous set of
videos, we took a look at how

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to configure identity services
engine for the purposes

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of authenticating and
authorizing 802.1x clients.

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Now, the challenge is we need
to have on our network access

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devices, like a
switch, we have to have

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the proper configuration
there as well

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so that when Bob or Lewis or
whoever connects to the port,

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that switch knows how to talk
to ICE and make the request

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and get the responses back.

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And that's what this set
of videos is all about.

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We'll walk through the
configuration and verification

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of 802.1x from the perspective
of the network access device.
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of 802.1x from the perspective
of the network access device.

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In our case, it'll be a switch.

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And that all begins
in the next video.

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