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01-09-2026 07:54 AM
Hi, all,
thanks in advance for any help about an issue we are facing with User-ID agent on on-prem and EntraID with CIE integration.Let me explain our topology a bit deeper:
On the one hand, we have a Remote Network with some Windows servers without GP or Prisma Access agent. We use User-ID agent for username-to-IP mapping. This is sent to local NGFW, and from there to Prisma Access. It runs fine, coz on UserID logs in Prisma I can see the users there.
On the other hand, AD is federated with EntraID and CIE collects certain test users and groups. I can see that a particular test user is on EntraID and also in CIE inside a certain group. On Prisma Access CIE configuration I can see that a number of groups and users are there.
So, if we create a rule on Prisma Access (with Strata Cloud Manager), we can select both the groups and the users as source. If we choose user (brought by CIE), the username-to-IP mapping works, and the rule matches. But if we use the group in the rule, the username-to-IP mapping seems to be avoided and the rule doesn't match.
Did anyone faced this before? I think it should work. Group rules are not only for agent based workstations, right?
Many thanks!
01-12-2026 02:04 AM - edited 01-12-2026 02:08 AM
the first thing you should check in this case is the user attribute mapping:
in the prisma access (or global) configuration scope, go to Identity Services > Cloud Identity Engine
verify what the primary username is set to and compare that to the usernames you are seeing from the user-id agent
if the userid agent sends you domain\user, set the CIE primary to SAM Account Name, if the format is user@domain, set the primary to User Principal Name
this can happen if you instruct CIE to fetch one type of username format while receiving a different format from the uidagent i.e. your groups come loaded with username references that don't match the actual usernames
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