ACS 5.3 - Active Directory - limiter/DCs use to auth

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• ACS authentication with Active Directory based on ad groups

  Hello

  I'm trying to integrate Cisco ACS 5.4.0.46 with AD and I connected successfully GBA to AD and I used as a successful AD authentication for network devices but my problem now is that anyone with an AD account can connect to network devices that compromises security. I created a group in AD that I would use and I added the group under users and identity stores > external identity stores > Active Directory > groups directory. I also chose source of identity for Default Device Admin as AD1 and under the authorization, an authorization policy that uses a compound condition that uses AD1 and the custom group. However after you have set all that I am still able to connect to the switch with a user not in the custom group. Based on what I have explained to you can someone tell me if Miss me a step?

  Thank you

  Derek Velez

  Thanks for the update and the fence wire. Set default default rules to deny access when user legimitate if does not match a rule set by the administration of the CSA he should get denied access. In your case, it has been updated a permit so that both type of users access (members and non-members of ad groups).

  The best way to resolve these issues is to look at the monitoring and troubleshooting > attempt user > magnifying glass. You will see how this user has been allowed access.

  ~ BR
  Jatin kone

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• Passwords enable ISE device Administration (ACS) integrating with Active Directory

  I'm working on a standalone application ISE and running into a problem where the password to enable for a device is not shoot properly.  I have the original connection related AD and I policy conditions/results/sets all as they should be working.  My test run is a 2960 S.  I tried to set up ' group aaa authentication enable default Activate ', but the only way I could do a login enabled with which was if the user has configured locally in ISE identity management > identity > users.  Is there something that I missed that tie will enable passwords for a group active directory as I work for the initial logon?

  I see just a mistake with your failure to enable aaa authentication enable. You must specify the Group of Ganymede.

  Right now, I don't have access to my lab with ISE.

  Here's my config for switches used with ACS.

  AAA authentication login GANYMEDE-SRV Group Ganymede + local
  local authentication AAA Console connection
  Group AAA dot1x default authentication RADIUS
  AAA authorization exec GANYMEDE-SRV Group Ganymede + local
  AAA authorization commands 15 GANYMEDE-SRV Group Ganymede + local
  Group AAA authorization network default RADIUS
  AAA accounting exec GANYMEDE-SRV arrhythmic group Ganymede +.
  orders accounting AAA 15 GANYMEDE-SRV arrhythmic group Ganymede +.

  If you give me all out maybe we can understand why your GANYMEDE ISE works do not with the AD. I see no reason except a misconfiguration or another issue.

  Just to go to the mode, you need more aaa authentication command activate by default enable. This activation mode is pushed to the user if he gets the privilege 15. Your problem should be on the profile or politics. With the approval journal, we can see whether or not ISE pushes politics and why?

• ACS in the Active Directory environment

  Salvation of the forumers

  Ask,

  question 1. in the typical active directory environment and make wireless/wired authentication of 802. 1 x on the endpoints, GBA should join as a domain computer?

  question 2. for the endpoint of the domain (domain computer) join, in this case is that endpoint will approve (also computer domain) GBA?

  question 3. What happens if there is a GPO policy to install the certificate rootCA to endpoints. In this case, the ACS should deliver CSR and let the domain CA signed the certificate of identity? Am I wrong?

  Thank you

  Noel

  Noel

  Answers

  question 1. in the typical active directory environment and make wireless/wired authentication of 802. 1 x on the endpoints, GBA should join as a domain computer?

  Yes, since most of the protocols used by the endpoints is peap (eap-mschapv2) this is the only way to get this working, as ldap does not support this Protocol. If you are using eap - tls, you can choose to use AD as an LDAP store.

  question 2. for the endpoint of the domain (domain computer) join, in this case is that endpoint will approve (also computer domain) GBA?

  Once the authentication is successful (assuming that the authentication of users) the machine will have free access to the junction to the field network, if authentication workhorse of the workstation must be reached already before being put to the dot1x network. The workstation approves only GBA with the certificate for authentication, there no other information and does not know if she is part of the domain.

  question 3. What happens if there is a GPO policy to install the certificate rootCA to endpoints. In this case, the ACS should deliver CSR and let the domain CA signed the certificate of identity? Am I wrong?

  Group Policy to the endpoints for the CA root should not be a problem, but it would be better to have your sign of CA root REA ACS, if that's what you're asking. You must also enable a GPO to validate the server certificate (but I've not done this before, but I don't know that there is on which root CA trust).

  Thank you

  Tarik Admani

• 4.2 ACS Cisco with Active Directory integration

  Hello

  I m new in the administration of the ACS, we have recently implemented on ACS version 4.2 Server

  to manage all the authorization of users in our network.

  We are in an environment with at least one Active Directory server, group, and users.

  Now, I m just able to create a new user in ACS and work with the switch of the customer, do I have to do, is to integrate my 4.2 ACS with Active Directory.

  to work with the user and group that a registry in my ad.

  Can someon help me please?

  Hello

  If you use windows server for CE 4.2 Installing you just need to do this the domain member server.

• Active Directory users are authenticated web-auth (web-auth has only LOCAL users)

  Hello

  I have a model WLC 4404 with software version 4.2.205.0.
  I have 2 SSID: Wireless and invited
  -Wireless: using [WPA + WPA2] [Auth (802. 1 X)]
  -Guests: use Web-Auth

  In the guests of SSID (WLAN-> Edit > AAA security servers I have not all enable server - option there is NOT and not activated-).

  I do not understand that the request for authentication is attempted ONLY locally to the WLC but not in the ACS (ACS has been configured in security-> RADIUS-> authentication).

  When a user authentication Web Page inserts user and password of SSID wireless (users who need to be authenticated in Active Directory via ACS) it is authenticated.

  I need to change this behavior.

  There are a few options depending on what you are using the code.

  6.0 and higher, there is an option in the WLAN directly, select only LOCAL.

  5.2 below, under Radius authentication servers, uncheck the box for the user of the network.  This check box allows the WLC to use the servers in the world, which means that if it is not precisely defined under the WLAN, it can / will still be used

• ACS 5.2 Active Directory

  First of all, thank you for taking the time to read my post / question.

  I am currently in the process of setting up an ACS 5.2 mechanism and authentication of clients wired through their credentials for the AD (Single Sign-On option under Win 7). The question I have is, what is happening to the establishment if the ad servers are no longer available?

  I can use the command

  action of death event authentication server allow vlan XXX

  To help alleviate any problems if the ACS servers does not however if the AD server goes down is considered a failed authentication?

  I tested any other event on my test setup, but it is one that cannot test and can't seem to find any documentation on.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  One of the wonderful features of ACS 5.x is that you can define what to do when the ad is not available!

  Please take a look at the screenshot.

  When AD is not available, the process will fail, and you can specify what to do with authentication: reject, to drop or continue.

  'Continue' will work as authentication passed.

  HTH,

  Tiago

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  If this helps you or answers to your question if it you please mark it as 'responded' or write it down, if other users can easily find it.

• ACS supports several Active Directory domains to 802. 1 x EAP - TLS?

  Hello

  I'm looking to implement 5.2 ACS using 802. 1 X, we have two distinct areas of AD.

  Now... That's the tricky part...

  One switch must support two ads, if an AD1 computer, it will be authenticated to the ACS using AD1 and applied to the VLAN1, whereas a machine located in AD2 is authenticated to AD2 and applied to VLAN 2.

  I'm looking for machine authentication, user authentication, so I guess I'll need two certificates of import of each ad.

  Can any expert please let me know if they think that this will be possible please?

  Thank you very much

  Yes ACS can support several areas of the AD, but you need to configure one of your AD domain name and the other as a LDAP database and it will not work because you plan to use eap - tls.

  The question I have is how ACS version do you use? If you use ACS 5.x, you can set up and storage of identity of sequence, so if the user is not you can move to the next store and this will prevent you from installing two certificates on each machine.

  You can then configure an allow rule for separate containers on which there are workstations (that's assuming that the machine authentication is used) for the AD database or the Protocol LDAP database, and then assign the vlan based on that.

  Thank you and I hope this helps!

  Tarik Admani

• Is it possible to authenticate 2 or more domains Active Directory via acs solution engine v4.2?

  Hello

  Is it possible to authenticate ACS solution engine v4.2 against 2 or more Active Directory domains by using the generic LDAP configuration?  One scenario would be to geographic distribution where 1 area would be for the USA and the other would be an another say country Canada (e.g. US.corp and CA.corp).

  Thank you

  James

  Hi James,

  It is possible to configure multiple servers authentication LDAP, one for each area. I can tell you that it is much more efficient configuration and administration viewpoint experience and end-user to use AD as an external database Microsoft if your installation is actually all in the same namespace for example amer.CompanyName.com and canada.companyname.com.

  To configuration LDAP multiple databases, go to the external user databases > generic LDAP > create a BITTER called, then do the same for CANADA.

  Cordially, Jeremy

• Website connection to active directory

  I created a new Web site in Dreamweaver and want to know if I can connect to a server in active directory. I use active directory to connect to the new site, the identification information. How can I do this?

  Looks like put you the cart before the horse.

  You just add a database to a site.

  Phase 1 - project planning.  This is where you decide what features and functionality you need for the site.

  Phase 2 - planning & data entry database.  Create and add content to the database.

  Phase 3 - programming of the Backend.  It's when you generate the code server-side and nuts and connections to databases.

  Phase 4 - test and debugging on the local test server.

  Phase 5 - design (what people see).

  Phase 6 - Frontend coding with backend connectivity

  Step 7 - test and debugging on the local test server.

  Step 8 - launch on the production servers.

  EDIT: This forum censors the word a-s-s-e-s-s

  Nancy O.

• Change the password for the Active Directory account that is running VMware VirtualCenter Server

  We have an ESXi5.5 environment and I was instructed to change the password of the Active Directory account is used to run the VMware VirtualCenter Server Service.

  There is a Data Source configured for a separate MS - SQL Server that is configured to use Windows authentication

  I find the Article KB KB VMware: changing the vCenter Server database user ID and password

  On the key: KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\VMware, Inc., \VMware VirtualCenter\DB T HE for 2 and 3 values are empty

  It is not quite clear to me if the vpxd.exe Pei command is necessary for our environment (service AD account and Windows authentication) or if it is only if SQL authentication is defined on the Data Source - would anyone have experience with this change and be able to clarify for me?

  Thank you

  Yes you are right,

  but I would suggest to stop the services first before you do the activity, it can take the old password in a few times and lock the conduit to account

  2. once the password is updated, make sure that the login account is updated (is currently running services on the specified user account or local account?)

  If it runs using the specified account, you will need to updated and restart the services.

  3. make sure that the services are running fine and observe for a while, the user account must not get locked.

  Let me know if you have any other questions

• Robo 9 plays nice with Active DIrectory?

  Hello, just try to make a business case for RoboHelp 9 and 9 RoboServer and trying to find any info on how it integrates with Active Directory. Can use info in AD to manage localized content or require a maintenance of a separate user database to control access to the help output?

  Thank you

  This has been answered on the forum HATT.

  http://groups.Yahoo.com/group/Hatt/message/78026

  Also consider using dynamic centred on the user content if you want different users to see different areas of assistance.

  See www.grainge.org for creating tips and RoboHelp

  @petergrainge

• Administrator rights to the ACS using Active Directory groups

  Good afternoon

  We must be able to use administrative accounts for our device ACS who reside in an Active Directory group, if possible.  If this is not possible, what other safer options would we be able to use (RADIUS authentication or authentication RSA 2)?

  Thanks in advance

  You can only use the locally stored accounts within the ACS.

• ACS 5.1 using Active Directory to manage the strategy of network device Admin

  Hi guys, we have configured an ACS 5.1 and integrated with active directory Win2K3, we created two AD groups to manage devices network for administrators and one for operators (read-only), so we have configured a device admin strategy and the two groups work very well, but now we are facing a little problem any user that exists in the AD can connect (user exec mode) network devices and we want to cancel the connection with politics, but we do not know how.

  Is there a way to get a user authenticated against acs internal or external group, but at the user level, everything as you can make it to GBA 4.X?

  Thanks for your help!

  Best regards

  Oscar

  Yes, you can change that, it's a profile of shell by default. You must create a new one with privilege level "not in use" and select the new profile of the shell (no Directors or Operartors) under Default Device Admin > authorization profile > edit and make changes.

  I hope this helps.

• How can I use MS Active Directory to authenticate a PIX?

  I currently have a race PIX515 6.3 and I have created user manuals from via PPTP (VPDN) to my protected network (administrative nightmare). Is it possible that I can use MS Active Directory database user and have the PIX refer to him for authentication? Or do I need to Cisco's ACS software to accomplish this?

  Here you go

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/vpndevc/ps2030/products_configuration_example09186a00800b6099.shtml

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/vpndevc/ps2284/products_configuration_example09186a0080094700.shtml

  concerning

  John