Table Of Contents
Numerics - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W -
Index
Numerics
3COMUSR
settings 2-14
A
AAA
See also AAA clients
See also AAA servers
pools for IP address assignment 6-7
AAA clients 1-1
adding and configuring 3-12
configuration management 8-18
configuring 3-8
deleting 3-14
editing 3-13
IP pools 6-7
multiple IP addresses for 3-8
number of 1-22
searching for 3-6
table 3-1
timeout values 15-6
AAA protocols
TACACS+ and RADIUS 1-3
AAA-related logs 10-1
AAA servers 1-3
adding 3-17
configuring 3-15
deleting 3-18
editing 3-17
enabling in interface (table) 2-15
functions and concepts 1-3
in distributed systems 3-2
master 8-2
overview 3-15
primary 8-2
replicating 8-2
searching for 3-6
secondary 8-2
accessing Cisco Secure ACS
how to 2-3
URL 1-21
with SSL enabled 1-21
Account Actions
RDBMS Setup 8-33
accountActions codes
ADD_USER E-5
CREATE_DACL E-28
CREATE_USER_DACL E-28
deleting 8-26
READ_DACL 8-25
READ_NAS 8-23
UPDATE_DACL 8-26
UPDATE_NAS 8-23
accountActions File 8-29
accountActions table 8-27, 8-28
account disablement
Account Disabled check box 6-3
manual 6-38
resetting 6-40
setting options for 6-13
accounting
See also logging
administrative 1-15
overview 1-15
RADIUS 1-15
TACACS+ 1-15
VoIP 1-15
accounting logs
updating packets 10-37
Account Never Expires option 11-3
ACLs
See downloadable IP ACLs
default 14-12
ACS
additional features 1-5
features, functions and concepts 1-3
internal database 1-3
introduction to 1-1
managing and administrating 1-16
specifications 1-22
Windows Services 1-23
ACS internal database
See also databases
overview 12-1
password encryption 12-2
replication 2-15
action codes
for creating and modifying user accounts E-5
for initializing and modifying access filters E-10
for modifying network configuration E-18
for modifying TACACS+ and RADIUS settings E-13
for setting and deleting values E-4
in accountActions E-3
Active Service Management
See Cisco Secure ACS Active Service Management
ADD_USER E-5
adding
external audit servers 13-25
external servers 13-22, 13-23
ADF
importing for vendors 13-13
Administration Audit logs 10-5
administrative accounting 1-15
administrative sessions
and HTTP proxy 2-2
network environment limitations of 2-1
through firewalls 2-2
through NAT (network address translation) 2-2
Administrator Entitlements reports 10-12
administrators
See also Administration Audit log
See also Administration Control
See also administrative access policies
deleting 11-7
locked out 11-3
locking out 11-18
unlocking 11-3
Aentless Host for L2 and L3 template 14-20
AES 128 algorithm 12-2
age-by-date rules for groups 5-18
Agentless Host for L2 (802.1x Fallback) 14-17
Agentless Host for L2 Template 14-17
Agentless Request Processing 14-24
Aironet
AAA client configuration 3-10
RADIUS parameters for group 5-30
RADIUS parameters for user 6-27
anonymous TLS renegotiation 9-16
appliance
configuration 7-22
Appliance Administration Audit logs 10-5
Appliance Status report 10-11
viewing 10-35
ARAP 1-9
in User Setup 6-4
attribute definition file
see also ADF 13-13
attributes 13-5
adding 8-47
adding external audit device types C-40
definition file 8-44
definition file sample 8-51
deleting 8-48
dumping 8-50
enabling in interface 2-5
exporting 8-50
extended entity 8-49
extended property 8-50
group-specific (table) E-26
logging 10-3
management 8-44
NAC (posture validation) 8-44
per-group 2-5
per-user 2-5
posture validation (NAC) 8-44
user-specific (table) E-25
attribute-value pairs
See AV (attribute value) pairs
audit device types
external, adding attributes C-40
audit logs 10-5
audit server
functionality 14-30
setting up 13-25
audit servers
setting up 13-25
Authenticate MAC With 14-47
authentication 1-7
configuration 9-21
configuring policies 14-27
considerations 1-7
denying unknown users 15-9
options 9-21
overview 1-7
protocol-database compatibility 1-8
request handling 15-3
user databases 1-7
via external user databases 12-4
Windows 12-7
authorization 1-12
configuring policies 14-34
ordering rules 14-37
rules 14-34
sets
See command authorization sets
setsSee command authorization sets
AV (attribute value) pairs
See also RADIUS VSAs (vendor specific attributes)
RADIUS
Cisco IOS B-3
IETF B-11
TACACS+
accounting A-3
general A-1
Available Credentials 14-48
AV pairs 14-11
B
Backup and Restore logs 10-5
backups
components backed up 7-9
directory management 7-9
disabling scheduled 7-14
filename 7-9
filenames 7-15
locations 7-9
manual 7-11
options 7-10
overview 7-8
reports 7-10
scheduled vs. manual 7-8
scheduling 7-12
vs. replication 8-6
with CSUtil.exe C-3
browsers
See also web interface 1-19
C
cab file 7-25
cached users
See discovered users
CA configuration 9-28
callback options
in Group Setup 5-5
in User Setup 6-6
cascading replication 8-4, 8-9
cautions
significance of I-XXIX
certificate database for LDAP servers 12-47
DB path 12-30
trusted root CA 12-30
certificate trust list
see CTL
certification
See also EAP-TLS
See also PEAP
adding certificate authority certificates 9-26
background 9-1
backups 7-9
Certificate Revocation Lists 9-29
certificate signing request generation 9-32
deleting the certificate from the Certificate Trust List 9-29
editing the certificate trust list 9-28
replacing certificate 9-36
self-signed certificates
configuring 9-35
NAC 13-13
overview 9-33
server certificate installation 9-22
updating certificate 9-36
Change Password page 11-4
CHAP 1-9
in User Setup 6-4
Cisco
Identity-Based Networking Services (IBNS) 1-2
Cisco Discovery Protocol 2-12
Cisco IOS
RADIUS
AV (attribute value) pairs B-2
group attributes 5-28
user attributes 6-26
TACACS+ AV (attribute value) pairs A-1
Cisco Secure ACS Active Service Management
event logging configuration 7-20
overview 7-18
system monitoring
configuring 7-19
custom actions 7-19
Cisco Secure ACS administration overview 1-16
Cisco Secure ACS backups
See backups
Cisco Secure ACS system restore
See restore
CiscoSecure Authentication Agent 5-16
Cisco Secure DBSync 8-20
Cisco Security Agent 1-17
See also CSAgent
integration 1-17
logging 1-17
policies 1-18
restrictions 1-18
viewing logs 7-27
CLID-based filters 4-20
cloning
Network Access Profiles 14-6
policies or rules 13-20
codes
See action codes
collect log files
diagnostic log information 7-25
collect previous days logs
archive system logs 7-25
collect user database
ACS internal database collection in support file 7-25
command authorization sets
See also shell command authorization sets
adding 4-29
configuring 4-25, 4-29
deleting 4-31
editing 4-30
overview 4-25
pattern matching 4-28
PIX command authorization sets 4-25
command-line database utility
See CSUtil.exe
condition sets, defining 13-17
configuration provider
remote agent logs on 10-28
configuring
internal policies 13-17
configuring advanced filtering
Network Access Profiles 14-2
conventions I-XXVIII
copying
policies or rules 13-20
CREATE_DACL E-28
CREATE_USER_DACL E-28
creating
external servers 13-22, 13-23
credentials 13-5
Credential Validation Databases 14-27, 14-46
critical loggers 10-23
Critical Loggers Configuration Page 10-38
CRLs 9-29
CSAdmin
Windows Services 1-23
CSAdmin service 7-2
CSAgent F-8
behavior 1-18
disabling 7-22
enabling 7-22
logging 1-17
overview 1-17
policies 1-18
CSAgent service 1-17, 7-2
CSAuth
Windows Services 1-23
CSDBSync 8-27
Windows Services 1-23
CSLog
Windows Services 1-23
CSMon
See also Cisco Secure ACS Active Service Management
configuration F-10
log F-11
windows Services 1-23
CSNTacctInfo 12-41, 12-42, 12-43
CSNTAuthUserPap 12-39
CSNTerrorString 12-41, 12-42, 12-43
CSNTExtractUserClearTextPw 12-40
CSNTFindUser 12-40
CSNTgroups 12-41, 12-42, 12-43
CSNTpasswords 12-40, 12-42
CSNTresults 12-41, 12-42, 12-43
CSNTusernames 12-40, 12-41, 12-42
CSRadius F-12
Windows Services 1-23
CSTacacs F-12
Windows Services 1-23
CSUtil.exe
add and delete posture validation attributes C-29
adding external audit device type attributes C-40
backing up with C-3
cleaning up database with C-8
decoding error numbers with C-17
dumping database file with C-6
exporting data with C-15
exporting group information with C-16
import text file (example) C-15
initializing database with C-5
loading database file with C-7
overview C-1
restoring with C-4
updating database with C-9
CSV (comma-separated values) logs
configuring 10-24
downloading 10-33
enabling and disabling 10-24
filename formats 10-31
locations 10-6
logging to 10-6
size and retention 10-7
viewing 10-31
CSV file
local 8-18
RDBMS Synchronization 8-18
CSV log File Configuration Page 10-40
CTL
external policy servers
CTL editing 9-28
custom attributes
in group-level TACACS+ settings 5-22
in user-level TACACS+ settings 6-15
customer support
collecting data for 10-29
providing package.cab file 10-29
D
database group mappings
configuring
for token servers 16-2
for Windows domains 16-6
no access groups 16-4
order 16-8
deleting
group set mappings 16-7
Windows domain configurations 16-7
Database Replication logs 10-5
databases
See also external user databases
ACS internal database 12-1
authentication search process 15-3
cleaning up C-8
deleting 12-57
external
See also external user databases
See also Unknown User Policy
initializing C-5
remote agent selection 12-17
replication
See replication
search order 15-7
search process 15-7
selecting user databases 12-1
synchronization
See RDBMS synchronization
token cards
See token servers
types
See generic LDAP user databases
See LEAP proxy RADIUS user databases
See ODBC features
See RADIUS user databases
unknown users 15-1
user databases 6-2
user import methods 12-2
Windows user databases 12-5
data source names
for ODBC logging 10-9
for RDMBS synchronization 8-33
using with ODBC databases 12-35, 12-44, 12-45
data types, NAC attribute 13-6
date and time setting 7-23
date format control 7-3
debug logs, detail levels 10-29
default ACLs 14-12
default group
in Group Setup 5-2
mapping for Windows 16-4
default time-of-day/day-of-week specification 2-14
default time-of-day access settings for groups 5-5
DELETE_DACL 8-26
deleting 14-6
external audit servers 13-27
external servers 13-23, 13-25
logged-in users 10-34
Network Access Profiles 14-6
policies or rules 13-21
device command sets
See command authorization sets
device management applications support 1-14
DHCP with IP pools 8-40
diagnostic logs 7-27, 10-12
dial-in permission to users in Windows 12-17
dial-up networking clients 12-6, 12-7
digital certificates
See certification
Disabled Accounts report 10-11
viewing 10-35
Disabling NETBIOS F-12
discovered users 15-2
Distinguished Name Caching 12-26
distributed systems
See also proxy
AAA servers in 3-2
overview 3-2
settings
configuring 3-28
default entry 3-3
enabling in interface 2-15
distribution table
See Proxy Distribution Table
DNIS-based filters 4-20
documentation
conventions I-XXVIII
objectives I-XXVII
online 1-21
related I-XXXI, 1-24
Domain List
configuring 12-22
inadvertent user lockouts 12-9, 12-21
overview 12-9
unknown user authentication 15-5
domain name and hostname configuration 7-24
domain names
Windows operating systems 12-8, 12-9
downloadable ACLs 14-9
downloadable IP ACLs
adding 4-15
assigning to groups 5-22
assigning to users 6-14
deleting 4-17
editing 4-16
enabling in interface
group-level 2-15
user-level 2-14
overview 4-13
draft-ietf-radius-tunnel-auth 1-4
dump files
loading a database from C-7
loading a database to C-6
dynamic administration logs 10-11
viewing 10-34
dynamic usage quotas 1-13
dynamic users
removing 6-41
E
EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol)
Configuration 14-25
overview 1-10
supported protocols 1-10
with Windows authentication 12-10
EAP authentication
protocol 1-8
EAP FAST
for anonymous TLS renegotiation 9-16
EAP-FAST 1-10
enabling 9-19
identity protection 9-11
logging 9-10
master keys
definition 9-11
states 9-11
master server 9-18
overview 9-9
PAC
automatic provisioning 9-14
definition 9-12
manual provisioning 9-15
refresh 9-17
states 9-14
PAC Files Generation 9-37
password aging 5-20
phases 9-10
replication 9-17
EAP-FAST PKI Authorization Bypass 9-16
EAPoUDP failure 14-24
EAPoUDP support 14-24
EAP-TLS 1-10
See also certification
authentication configuration 9-21
comparison methods 9-3
enabling 9-4
limitations 9-4
options 9-42
overview 9-2
with RADIUS Key Wrap 14-25
EAP-TLS authentication
outer identity 9-44
editing
external audit servers 13-27
external posture validation servers 13-23, 13-24
internal policies 13-19
Network Access Profiles 14-5
enable password options for TACACS+ 6-23
enable privilege options for groups 5-13
entitlement reports 10-11
entity field 13-6
error number decoding with CSUtil.exe C-17
Event log
configuring 7-20
exception events F-11
event logging 7-20
exception events F-11
exemption list
external audit 13-10
exports
of user lists C-15
Extensible Authentication Protocol
See EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol)
Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) 1-2
external audit policy
what triggers an 13-10
external audit server
setting up 13-25
external audit servers
about 13-9
adding 13-25
deleting 13-27
editing 13-27
external policies 13-8
exemption list support 13-10
external servers
creating 13-22, 13-23
deleting 13-23, 13-25
editing 13-23, 13-24
external token servers
See token servers
external user databases
See also databases
authentication via 12-4
configuring 12-3
deleting configuration 12-57
latency factors 15-6
search order 15-6, 15-8
supported 1-7
Unknown User Policy 15-1
F
Failed Attempts logs 10-2
failed log-on attempts F-11
failure events
customer-defined actions F-11
predefined actions F-11
fallbacks on failed connection 3-4
finding users 6-37
FTP server 7-8
G
gateways D-2
generating 9-39
Generic LDAP 1-7
generic LDAP user databases
authentication 12-23
certificate database downloading 12-47
configuring
database 12-31
options 12-27
directed authentications 12-24
domain filtering 12-24
failover 12-25
multiple instances 12-24
organizational units and groups 12-24
Global Authentication Setup 9-21
global authentication setup
enabling posture validation 13-14
grant dial-in permission to users 12-6, 12-17
greeting after login 5-18
group-level interface enabling
downloadable IP ACLs 2-15
network access restrictions 2-15
network access restriction sets 2-15
password aging 2-15
group-level network access restrictions
See network access restrictions
groups
See also network device groups
assigning users to 6-5
configuring RADIUS settings for
See RADIUS
Default Group 5-2, 16-4
enabling VoIP (Voice-over-IP) support for 5-4
exporting group information C-16
listing all users in 5-40
mapping order 16-8
mappings 16-1
no access groups 16-4
overriding settings 2-4
relationship to users 2-4
renaming 5-41
resetting usage quota counters for 5-40
settings for
callback options 5-5
configuration-specific 5-12
configuring common 5-3
device management command authorization sets 5-26
enable privilege 5-13
IP address assignment method 5-21
management tasks 5-40
max sessions 5-9
network access restrictions 5-6
password aging rules 5-15
PIX command authorization sets 5-25
shell command authorization sets 5-23
TACACS+ 5-2, 5-3, 5-22
time-of-day access 5-5
token cards 5-14
usage quotas 5-10
setting up and managing 5-1
specifications by ODBC authentications 12-41, 12-42, 12-43
H
handle counts F-10
hard disk space F-10
HCAP errors 10-4
host and domain names configuration 7-24
Host Credentials Authorization Protocol (HCAP) 9-6
host system state F-10
HTML interface
logging off 2-4
HTTP port allocation
for administrative sessions 1-19
I
IEEE 802.1x 1-2
IETF 802.1x 1-10
IETF RADIUS attributes 1-4
importing passwords C-9
imports with CSUtil.exe C-9
inbound
authentication 1-10
password configuration 1-11
installation
related documentation I-XXXI, 1-24
Interface Configuration
See also HTML interface
advanced options 2-6
configuring 2-1
customized user data fields 2-5
Internal ACS Database 14-47
internal architecture F-1
internal policies
editing 13-19
steps to set up 13-17
invalid PAC 9-45
IP ACLs
See downloadable IP ACLs
IP addresses
in User Setup 6-7
multiple, for AAA client 3-8
requirement for CSTacacs and CSRadius F-12
setting assignment method for user groups 5-21
IP pools
address recovery 8-44
deleting 8-43
DHCP 8-40
editing IP pool definitions 8-42
enabling in interface 2-15
overlapping 8-40, 8-41
refreshing 8-41
resetting 8-42
servers
adding IP pools 8-41
overview 8-39
replicating IP pools 8-39
user IP addresses 6-7
K
Key Wrap
configuring for AAA client 3-9
configuring for NDG 3-24
key wrap
enabling 14-26
Key Wrap, RADIUS 14-25
L
LAN manager 1-10
LDAP
Admin Logon Connection Management 12-26
Distinguished Name 12-26
group attributes 14-24
LDAP Server 14-47
LEAP 1-10
LEAP proxy RADIUS user databases
configuring external databases 12-49
group mappings 16-1
overview 12-48
RADIUS-based group specifications 16-8
list all users
in Group Setup 5-40
in User Setup 6-37
local policies
see internal policies
log files
storage directory 7-3
Logged-In Users report 10-11
deleting logged-in users 10-34
viewing 10-34
logging 10-1
attributes 10-3
configuring
configuring
logs 1
configuring CSV (comma-separated values) 10-24
configuring ODBC 10-25
configuring remote logging server 10-26
configuring service logs 10-29
configuring syslog 10-24
critical loggers 10-23
CSAgent 1-17
CSV (comma-separated values) 10-6
custom RADIUS dictionaries 8-2
debug logs, detail levels 10-29
diagnostic logs 7-27
enabling and disabling ODBC 10-25
enabling CSV (comma-separated values) 10-24
enabling syslog 10-24
formats and targets 10-5
ODBC 10-9
RDBMS synchronization 8-2
remote, configuring ACS to send data to 10-27
remote, configuring and enabling 10-26
remote, for ACS for Windows 10-10
remote, hosts for 10-10
remote agents, configuring logs on configuration provider 10-28
remote agents, configuring to 10-27
remote agents,sending data to 10-28
remote agents for ACS SE remote agents
for remote logging for ACS SE 10-10
See also logs
See also reports
service logs 10-12
service logs for customer support 10-29
syslog 10-7
watchdog packets 10-37
Logging Configuration Page 10-37
Login Process Fail page 11-3
login process test frequency 7-18
logins
greeting upon 5-18
password aging dependency 5-17
logs 10-1
AAA-related 10-1
Administration Audit 10-5
Appliance Administration Audit 10-5
audit 10-5
Backup and Restore 10-5
Database Replication 10-5
dynamic administration 10-11
Failed Attempts 10-2
logged-in users 10-11
Passed Authentications 10-2
RADIUS accounting 10-2
RDBMS Synchronization 10-5
See also logging
See also reports
service 10-12
Service Monitoring 10-5
TACACS+ accounting 10-2
TACACS+ administration 10-2
User Password Changes 10-5
viewing and downloading 10-30
VOIP accounting 10-2
M
MAC address
standard formats 14-24
machine authentication
enabling 12-15
overview 12-10
with Microsoft Windows 12-13
management application support 1-14
mappings
databases to AAA groups 16-1
master AAA servers 8-2
master key
definition 9-11
states 9-11
max sessions 1-13
enabling in interface 2-15
group 1-13
in Group Setup 5-9
in User Setup 6-11
overview 1-13
user 1-13
member server 12-6, 12-8
memory utilization F-10
Microsoft Health Registration Authority 9-5
Microsoft Network Policy Server (NPS) 9-6
Microsoft Text Driver 8-20
monitoring
configuring 7-19
CSMon F-10
overview 7-18
services 7-26
MS-CHAP 1-9
configuring 9-21
overview 1-9
protocol supported 1-8
multiple IP addresses for AAA clients 3-8
N
NAC 1-2
agentless hosts 13-9
attributes
about 13-5
data types 13-6
deleting C-29
exporting C-29
configuring ACS for support for 13-13
credentials
about 13-5
implementing 13-4
logging 13-14
overview
policies
about 13-16
external 13-8
internal 13-7
results 13-16
remediation server
url-redirect attribute B-6
rules
about 13-8
default 13-32
self-signed certificates 13-13
tokens
definition 13-3
descriptions of 13-3
returned by internal policies 13-7
NAC Agentless Host 14-18
NAC L2 IP 14-11
NAC L3 IP 14-9
NAFs
See network access filters
NAR
See network access restrictions
NAS
See AAA clients
Network Access Filter (NAF)
editing 4-5
Network Access Filters (NAF) 14-2
adding 4-3
deleting 4-6
overview 4-2
Network Access Profiles 14-1, 14-6, 14-23
cloning 14-6
configuring advanced filtering 14-2
editing 14-5
network access quotas 1-13
network access restrictions
deleting 4-24
editing 4-23
enabling in interface
group-level 2-15
user-level 2-14
in Group Setup 5-6
interface configuration 2-15
in User Setup 5-6, 6-8
non-IP-based filters 4-20
overview 4-18
network access servers
See AAA clients
Network Admission Control
see NAC
network configuration 3-1
network device groups
adding 3-24
assigning AAA clients to 3-25
assigning AAA servers to 3-25
configuring 3-23
deleting 3-27
editing 3-26
enabling in interface 2-15
reassigning AAA clients to 3-26
reassigning AAA servers to 3-26
network devices
searches for 3-6
network time protocol
See NTP server
noncompliant devices 1-2
non-EAP authentication
protocol 1-8
NTP server 7-23
O
ODBC features
authentication
CHAP 12-38
EAP-TLS 12-38
overview 12-35
PAP 12-38
preparation process 12-37
process with external user database 12-36
result codes 12-43
case-sensitive passwords 12-39
CHAP authentication sample procedure 12-40
configuring 12-44
data source names 12-35
DSN (data source name) configuration 12-44
EAP-TLS authentication sample procedure 12-40
features supported 12-36
group mappings 16-1
group specifications
CHAP 12-42
EAP-TLS 12-43
PAP 12-41
vs. group mappings 16-2
PAP authentication sample procedures 12-39
password case sensitivity 12-39
stored procedures
CHAP authentication 12-41
EAP-TLS authentication 12-42
implementing 12-38
PAP authentication 12-40
type definitions 12-38
user databases 12-35
ODBC log Configuration Page 10-42
ODBC logging 10-9
configuring 10-25
data source names 10-9
enabling and disabling 10-25
preparing for 10-9
One-time Passwords (OTPs) 1-7
online documentation 1-21
online help 1-21
location in HTML interface 1-20
using 1-21
online user guide 1-22
ordering rules, in policies 13-8
outbound password configuration 1-11
outer identity
EAP-TLS authentication 9-44
overview of Cisco Secure ACS 1-1
P
PAC
automatic provisioning 9-14
definition 9-12
manual provisioning 9-15
refresh 9-17
PAC File Generation
options 9-37
PAC files 9-39
generating 9-39
PAC Free EAP-FAST 9-16
package.cab file, for customer support 10-29
PAP 1-9
in User Setup 6-4
vs. ARAP 1-9
vs. CHAP 1-9
Passed Authentications logs 10-2
password
automatic change password configuration 8-16
password aging 1-11
age-by-uses rules 5-17
Cisco IOS release requirement for 5-16
EAP-FAST 12-16
interface configuration 2-15
in Windows databases 5-19
MS-CHAP 12-16
overview 1-11
PEAP 12-16
rules 5-15
password configurations
basic 1-10
passwords
See also password aging
case sensitive 12-39
CHAP/MS-CHAP/ARAP 6-5
configurations
caching 1-11
inbound passwords 1-11
outbound passwords 1-11
separate passwords 1-10
single password 1-10
token caching 1-11
token cards 1-11
encryption 12-2
expiration 5-17
import utility C-9
local management 7-4
post-login greeting 5-18
protocols supported 1-8
remote change 7-4
user-changeable 1-12
validation options in System Configuration 7-4
patch
overview 7-28
process 7-29
pattern matching in command authorization 4-28
PEAP 1-10
See also certification
configuring 9-21
enabling 9-8
identity protection 9-7
overview 9-6
password aging 5-19
phases 9-6
with Unknown User Policy 9-8
performance monitoring F-10
performance specifications 1-22
per-group attributes
See also groups
enabling in interface 2-5
per-user attributes
enabling in interface 2-5
TACACS+/RADIUS in Interface Configuration 2-14
ping command 1-18
PIX ACLs
See downloadable IP ACLs
PIX command authorization sets
See command authorization sets
PKI (public key infastructure)
See certification
Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) 1-23
policies
agentless hosts 13-9
cloning 13-20
configuring 13-15
copying 13-20
deleting 13-21
external 13-8
internal 13-7
local
see internal policies
overview 13-5
renaming 13-20
rule order 13-8
setting up an external audit server 13-25
setting up external servers 13-22, 13-23
Populate from Global 14-13, 14-23, 14-46
Network Access Profiles 14-23
port 2002
in HTTP port ranges 11-19
in URLs 1-21
ports
See also HTTP port allocation
See also port 2002
RADIUS 1-3, 1-4
TACACS+ 1-3
Posture Validation
for Agentless Hosts 14-33
posture validation
attributes 13-5
adding C-29
configuring ACS for 13-13
credentials 13-5
CTL 13-13
enabling 13-14
failed attempts log 13-14
implementing 13-4
options 13-16
passed authentications log 13-14
policy overview 13-5
and profile-based policies 13-3
profiles, adding user groups 13-14
rule
assigning posture tokens 13-14
rules, about 13-8
server certificate requirement 13-13
Posture Validation Policies
configuring 14-29
PPP password aging 5-16
processor utilization F-10
profile 14-1
Profile-based Policies 14-3
profile components
See shared profile components
profiles 14-38
profile templates 14-7
prerequisites 14-7
protocols supported 1-8
protocol support
EAP authentication 1-8
non-EAP authentication
1-8
protocol types
Network Access Profiles 14-2
proxy
See also Proxy Distribution Table
character strings
defining 3-5
stripping 3-5
configuring 3-28
in enterprise settings 3-4
overview 3-3
sending accounting packets 3-5
Proxy Distribution Table
See also proxy
adding entries 3-28
configuring 3-28
default entry 3-3, 3-28
deleting entries 3-30
editing entries 3-30
match order sorting 3-29
overview 3-28
Q
quotas
See network access quotas
See usage quotas
R
RAC and Groups 4-7
RADIUS 1-4
See also RADIUS VSAs (vendor specific attributes)
accounting 1-15
attributes
See also RADIUS VSAs (vendor specific attributes)
in User Setup 6-24
AV (attribute value) pairs
See also RADIUS VSAs (vendor specific attributes)
Cisco IOS B-3
IETF B-11
overview B-1
Cisco Aironet 3-10
IETF
in Group Setup 5-27
interface configuration 2-9
in User Setup 6-25
interface configuration overview 2-7
Key Wrap 14-25
Key Wrap, configuring for AAA client 3-9
Key Wrap, configuring for NDG 3-24
key wrap, enabling 14-26
password aging 5-19
ports 1-3, 1-4
specifications 1-4
token servers 12-51
vs. TACACS+ 1-3
RADIUS user databases
configuring 12-52
group mappings 16-1
RADIUS-based group specifications 16-8
RADIUS VSAs (vendor specific attributes)
3COM/USR
in Group Setup 5-37
in User Setup 6-34
supported attributes B-28
Ascend
in Group Setup 5-31
in User Setup 6-29
supported attributes B-21
Cisco Aironet
in Group Setup 5-30
in User Setup 6-27
Cisco BBSM (Building Broadband Service Manager)
in Group Setup 5-38
in User Setup 6-35
supported attributes B-10
Cisco IOS/PIX
in Group Setup 5-28
interface configuration 2-9
in User Setup 6-26
supported attributes B-4
Cisco VPN 3000
in Group Setup 5-32
in User Setup 6-30
supported attributes B-6
Cisco VPN 5000
in Group Setup 5-33
in User Setup 6-30
supported attributes B-10
custom
about 8-27
in Group Setup 5-39
in User Setup 6-36
Juniper
in Group Setup 5-37
in User Setup 6-33
supported attributes B-28
Microsoft
in Group Setup 5-34
in User Setup 6-31
supported attributes B-19
Nortel
in Group Setup 5-36
in User Setup 6-33
supported attributes B-28
overview B-1
user-defined
about 8-27, C-17
action codes for E-13
adding C-18
deleting C-20
import files C-22
listing C-21
replicating 8-27, C-18
RDBMS Synchronization 8-17
RDBMS synchronization E-1
accountActions file
overview 8-29
configuring 8-36
data source name configuration 8-32, 8-33
disabling 8-37
enabling in interface 2-15
FTP configuration 8-34
group-related configuration 8-21
import definitions E-1
manual initialization 8-35
network configuration 8-22
overview 8-18
partners 8-34
preparing to use 8-30
report and error handling 8-30
scheduling options 8-34
user-related configuration 8-20
RDBMS Synchronization logs 10-5
READ_DACL 8-25
READ_NAS 8-23
Registry F-2
regular expressions syntax 10-32
rejection mode
general 15-3
Windows user databases 15-4
related documentation I-XXXI, 1-24
remote agent
selecting for authentication 12-17
remote agents
adding 3-21
configuration options 3-19
configuring 3-19
configuring logging to 10-27
configuring logs on configuration provider 10-28
deleting 3-23
editing 3-22
overview 3-19
Remote Agents table 3-2
selecting for authentication 12-17
sending data to 10-28
Remote Agents Reports Configuration Page 10-39
remote logging
configuring ACS to send data to 10-27
configuring and enabling 10-26
for ACS for Windows 10-10
hosts 10-10
remote agents, for ACS SE 10-10
See also logging
server, configuring 10-26
using remote agents 10-27
Remote Logging Setup Page 10-39
Remove Dynamic Users 6-41
removing
external audit servers 13-27
external servers 13-23, 13-25
policies or rules 13-21
removing dynamic users 6-41
renaming
policies 13-20
replication
ACS Service Management page 8-2
auto change password settings 8-16
backups recommended (Caution) 8-7
cascading 8-4, 8-9
certificates 8-2
client configuration 8-11
components
overwriting (Caution) 8-11
overwriting (Note) 8-7
selecting 8-7
configuring 8-14
corrupted backups (Caution) 8-7
custom RADIUS dictionaries 8-2
disabling 8-16
EAP-FAST 9-17
encryption 8-4
external user databases 8-2
frequency 8-5
group mappings 8-2
immediate 8-13
implementing primary and secondary setups 8-10
important considerations 8-5
in System Configuration 8-14
interface configuration 2-15
IP pools 8-2, 8-39
logging 8-7
manual initiation 8-13
master AAA servers 8-2
notifications 8-17
options 8-7
overview 8-2
partners
configuring 8-15
options 8-9
process 8-3
scheduling 8-14
scheduling options 8-9
selecting data 8-7
unsupported 8-2
user-defined RADIUS vendors 8-6
vs. backup 8-6
reports 10-1
downloading CSV 10-33
entitlement 10-11
entitlement, viewing and downloading 10-36
See also logging reports
See also logs
viewing and downloading 10-30
viewing appliance status 10-35
viewing CSV 10-31
viewing disabled accounts 10-35
viewing dynamic administration 10-34
viewing logged-in users, 10-34
Reports and Activity
in interface 1-20
Reports Page Reference 10-44
request handling
general 15-3
Windows user databases 15-4
Required Credential Types 14-48
resource consumption F-10
restarting services 7-2
restore
components restored
configuring 7-16
overview 7-16
filenames 7-15
in System Configuration 7-14
on a different server 7-14
overview 7-14
performing 7-16
reports 7-16
with CSUtil.exe C-4
restores
finding files 7-15
RFC2138 1-4
RFC2139 1-4
RSA user databases
configuring 12-54
group mappings 16-1
rule 13-8
rules
about 13-8
S
search order of external user databases 15-8
security protocols
CSRadius F-12
CSTacacs F-12
RADIUS 1-3, B-1
TACACS+
custom commands 2-12
overview 1-3
time-of-day access 2-12
Selected Credentials 14-48
server certificate installation 9-22
service control in System Configuration 10-29
Service Control Page Reference 10-43
service logs 10-12
configuring 10-29
for customer support 10-29
Service Monitoring logs 10-5
services
determining status of 7-2
logs generated 10-12
management 7-18
monitoring 7-26
starting 7-2
stopping 7-2
shared profile components
See also command authorization sets
See also downloadable IP ACLs
See also network access filters
See also network access restrictions
overview 4-1
Shared Profile Components (SPC) 1-14
Shared RAC 14-35
shared secret F-12
shell command authorization sets
See also command authorization sets
in Group Setup 5-23
in User Setup 6-17
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) 1-13
single password configurations 1-10
SMTP (simple mail-transfer protocol) F-11
SNMP, support on appliance 7-23
specifications
RADIUS
RFC2138 1-4
RFC2139 1-4
system performance 1-22
TACACS+ 1-4
SSL (secure sockets layer) 12-30
starting services 7-2
Statements of Health(SoHs) 9-5
static IP addresses 6-7
stopping services 7-2
stored procedures
CHAP authentication
configuring 12-46
input values 12-41
output values 12-42
result codes 12-43
EAP-TLS authentication
configuring 12-46
input values 12-42
output values 12-43
implementing 12-38
PAP authentication
configuring 12-46
input values 12-40
output values 12-41
result codes 12-43
sample procedures 12-39
type definitions
integer 12-38
string 12-38
supplementary user information
in User Setup 6-4
setting 6-4
support
Cisco Device-Management Applications 1-14
supported password protocols 1-8
Support Page 7-25
synchronization
See RDBMS synchronization
Syslog log Configuration Page 10-41
syslog logging
configuring 10-24
enabling and disabling 10-24
message format 10-7
message length limitations 10-8
syslog logs
logging to 10-7
system
configuration
advanced 8-1
authentication 9-1
basic 7-1
certificates 9-1
health F-10
messages in interface 1-20
monitoring
See monitoring
performance specifications 1-22
services
See services
system monitoring
technical support file 7-25
system performance
specifications 1-22
T
TACACS+ 1-3, 1-4
accounting 1-15
accounting logs 10-2
administration logs 10-2
advanced TACACS+ settings
in Group Setup 5-2, 5-3
in User Setup 6-21
AV (attribute value) pairs
accounting A-3
general A-1
custom commands 2-12
enable password options for users 6-23
enable privilege options 6-22
interface configuration 2-6
outbound passwords for users 6-24
ports 1-3
SENDAUTH 1-11
settings
in Group Setup 5-2, 5-3, 5-22
in User Setup 6-15
specifications 1-4
time-of-day access 2-12
vs. RADIUS 1-3
Telnet
See also command authorization sets
password aging 5-16
test login frequency internally 7-18
thread used F-11
time and date setting 7-23
time format control 7-3
time-of-day/day-of-week specification
See also date format control
enabling in interface 2-14
timeout values on AAA clients 15-6
TLS (transport level security)
See certification
token caching 1-11, 12-51
token cards 1-23
password configuration 1-11
settings in Group Setup 5-14
token servers
ISDN terminal adapters 12-51
overview 12-50
RADIUS-enabled 12-51
RADIUS token servers 12-51
supported servers 1-7
token caching 12-51
troubleshooting 14-38
debug logs 10-12
trust lists
See certification
trust relationships 12-6
U
UNIX passwords C-12
unknown service user setting 6-21
Unknown User Policy 12-18
See also unknown users
configuring 15-8
in external user databases 12-2, 15-7
turning off 15-9
unknown users
See also Unknown User Policy
authentication 15-3
authentication performance 15-6
authentication processing 15-6
network access authorization 15-6
unmatched user requests 14-3
UPDATE_DACL 8-26
UPDATE_NAS 8-23
updating packets in accounting logs 10-37
upgrade
applying 7-33
CSAgent 1-18
distribution server requirements 7-29
overview 7-28
process 7-29
restrictions 1-18
transferring 7-30
usage quotas
in Group Setup 5-10
in Interface Configuration 2-15
in User Setup 6-12
overview 1-13
resetting
for groups 5-40
for single users 6-39
user-changeable passwords
overview 1-12
with Windows user databases 12-16
user databases
See databases
User Data Configuration 2-5
User Entitlements report 10-12
user groups
See groups
user guide
online 1-22
user-level
downloadable ACLs interface 2-14
network access restrictions
See also network access restrictions
enabling in interface 2-14
User Password Changes logs 10-5
users
See also User Setup
adding
basic steps 6-3
assigning client IP addresses to 6-7
assigning to a group 6-5
callback options 6-6
configuring 6-1
configuring device management command authorization sets for 6-20
configuring PIX command authorization sets for 6-19
configuring shell command authorization sets for 6-17
customized data fields 2-5
deleting 10-34
deleting accounts 6-39
disabling accounts 6-3
finding 6-37
import methods 12-2
in multiple databases 15-4
listing all users 6-37
number of 1-22
RDBMS synchronization 8-20
relationship to groups 2-4
removing dynamic 6-41
resetting accounts 6-40
saving settings 6-41
supplementary information 6-4
types
discovered 15-2
known 15-2
unknown 15-2
VPDN dialup D-1
User Setup
account management tasks 6-37
basic options 6-2
configuring 6-1
deleting user accounts 6-39
saving settings 6-41
Users in Group button 5-40
V
validation of passwords 7-4
vendors
adding audit 13-25
vendor-specific attributes
See RADIUS VSAs (vendor specific attributes)
in RDBMS synchronization 4-8, 8-27
vendor-specific attributes (VSAs) 1-4
Viewing Dynamic Administration Reports 10-34
Virtual Private Dial-Up Networks (VPDNs) 1-13
Voice-over-IP
See VoIP (Voice-over-IP)
VoIP
accounting 1-15
VoIP (Voice-over-IP)
accounting configuration 2-16, 7-21
enabling in interface 2-15
group settings in Interface Configuration 2-15
in Group Setup 5-4
VPDN
authentication process D-1
domain authorization D-2
home gateways D-2
IP addresses D-2
tunnel IDs D-2
users D-1
VSAs
See RADIUS VSAs (vendor specific attributes)
W
warning events F-10, F-11
warnings
significance of I-XXIX
watchdog packets
logging 10-37
web interface
See also Interface Configuration
layout 1-19
security 1-16
uniform resource locator 1-21
Windows Authentication Configuration 12-21
Windows Callback 12-18
Windows Database Callback 12-18
Windows operating systems
authentication order 15-5
Cisco Secure ACS-related services
services 7-2
dial-up networking 12-6
dial-up networking clients
domain field 12-7
password field 12-7
username field 12-7
Domain List effect 15-5
domains
domain names 12-8, 12-9, 15-4
Event logs F-11
Registry F-2
Windows Services 1-23
CSAdmin 1-23
CSAuth 1-23
CSDBSync 1-23
CSLog 1-23
CSMon 1-23
CSRadius 1-23
CSTacacs 1-23
overview 1-23
Windows user database 1-7
passwords 1-8
Windows user databases
See also databases
Active Directory 12-17
configuring 12-22
Domain list
inadvertent user lockouts 12-21
domain mapping 16-6
domains
trusted 12-6
grant dial-in permission to users 12-6, 12-17
group mappings
editing 16-6
no access groups 16-4
remapping 16-6
overview 12-5
password aging 5-19
rejection mode 15-4
request handling 15-4
trust relationships 12-6
user-changeable passwords 12-16
user manager 12-17