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Jason Kunst
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

This document describes the usage and configuration of the new timestamp variable introduced in ISE 2.2 for uniquely identifying SMS messages.

 

Example Provider: MMF Solutions

 

Problem Statement

At least a couple of ISE customers have asked for the ability to uniquely identify SMS messages sent from the ISE Guest flow.

 

 

 

“Hello. In our bank has appeared the task of sending usernames and passwords via SMS. It is planned to send messages to our guests from Sponsor Portals and Self-Registered Guest Portal but we had a problem. We do not have enough variables to generate data for our SMS provider. To send SMS messages, the provider requires that had information in XML: phone number, text message and unique identifier in outgoing message.

 

XML Example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<IMAP>

<Message id="CISE123456">

<SMSAlert>

<version>1.2.0</version>

<msisdn>$mobilenumber$</msisdn>

<text>$message$</text>

</SMSAlert>

</Message>

</IMAP>”

 

CDETS: CSCuy85134, CSCuz07516

 

Solution

Introduce a new variable $timestamp$ that can be configured as part of SMS message setup. This timestamp value can possibly be combined with $mobilenumber$ value to uniquely identify an SMS message.  The timestamp value will be displayed in the “YYYY-MM-DD-HH H:MI:SS.mi” format

 

ISE SMS Configurations

 

SMS via email

The $timestamp$ can be included as part of SMS body template as shown below

 

 

 SMSdynamic1.png

figure-1: SMS configuration while sent over SMTP

sms2.png 

 

 

SMS send via HTTP/S

 

 sms3.png

 

 

 

 

 

 

Guest credentials SMS message sent with timestamp

 sms4.pngsms5.png

 

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