Running Cisco ISE (Identity Services Engine) on EVE-NG (Emulated Virtual Environment - Next Generation) is possible and commonly used for testing and lab purposes. EVE-NG is a network emulation platform that supports virtualized network devices, including Cisco ISE. Here's a general outline of the process to run Cisco ISE on EVE-NG:
Obtain the Cisco ISE VM: Acquire a licensed copy of the Cisco ISE virtual machine OVA file or the VM image from the official Cisco website. Ensure that you meet the system requirements for running Cisco ISE.
Install and configure EVE-NG: Install EVE-NG on your desired host machine or server, following the installation instructions provided by EVE-NG. Make sure you have allocated sufficient resources (CPU, memory, disk space) to EVE-NG to accommodate the Cisco ISE VM.
Import the Cisco ISE VM into EVE-NG: Launch EVE-NG and log in to the web interface. Go to the "Nodes" section and click on "Import Qemu VM." Choose the Cisco ISE VM OVA file or the VM image you obtained, and follow the prompts to import it into EVE-NG.
Power on the Cisco ISE VM: Start the Cisco ISE VM within EVE-NG. The VM should boot up and initiate the initialization process.
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