ACS group mapping

Similar Questions

• ACS 4.2 Wired and wireless group mapping

  Hello

  User1 connects to the switch, it belongs to the Group AD Domain_user and are mapped to ACS Group1 wich send the radius attribute to change the VLAN, this part works fine.

  My problem is when the same user connects with its wifi card... He is still part of the domain_user and get still mapped to group1 on acs but now, RADIUS values are bad for the wireless.

  Wired production vlan = 20

  Prod wireless vlan = 120

  What I want to do, it is something like:

  ADGroupX Connect_type plus ACS Group1

  ADGroupX + Connect_type2 = ACS group2

  I tried to use the connection profile but the group mapping are not performed at this level. Ditto for NAR, my user must be able to log user wired or wireless and get the right vlan not get restricted by the NAR.

  Another way would be to set up a username/password wireless on the internal database and add it to the ACS group good but which involve password management and not all client 802 support auth password (without user intervention)

  Any idea?

  Hi... this scenario is exactly what network access profiles are designed to address. Essentially, NAP to create a complete configuration based on network service.

  So default ACS is a unique system of NAP (well I guess that 2 If you include RADIUS, and GANYMEDE) where any network service all RADIUS users would assume to use a single device type. NAP allows you to configure a service, the authentication, the mappings of groups and permissions Protocol.

  The first part of the PAN you have to differentiate requests for authentication for each network service. This could be as easy to use the ip address of the AAA Client or NDG. If this is not possible, you can start looking at the attributes in the RADIUS request to find the attribute values that are unique to the switch or wlan.

  Assuming you have managed to do is a matter of implementation of authenticattion and authorization policies-, but the main thing is that you will be able to send any returns RADIUS attributes to the device for the same user.

  The user interface can take a little usual, then read the docs online and stick to it!

  www.extraxi.com for all your reports ACS needs

• User in several Windows/ACS group. Deny a permit

  I have several groups on ACS each tied to a group of AD windows.

  I have a VPN concentrator and a wireless Lan controller.

  I use ACS to authenticate access to the time, but I would like some VPN users have wireless users too, not all.

  If I use NAR to limit the "VPN users" to access WLC device all users with access to the VPN is not wireless, even those who are in the wireless group.

  Is - it there anyway to operate?

  This is how it works.

  Lets say you have three different groups on ad for NetworkAdmin, RouterAdmin,.

  Wireless.

  Go to the external user database == database group mappings == Windows NT/2000 == select the field

  to which you log == Add mapping.

  Select the ad NetworkAdmin group and ciscosecure Group 1 card select the ad RouterAdmin group and map it to ciscosecure Group 2

  Select the ad wireless Group and map it to ciscosecure Group 3

  Mappings of working groups in the order in which they are defined, first set up mapping is

  considered first and then second, third and so on. If a user is in AD Group NetworkAdmin and

  which is mapped to the ACS 1 group and it's the first configured mapping is

  First of ALL (if there is a user in the Group NetworkAdmin, it is always mapped to ciscosecure

  1 and NO further mappings for this user group is enabled and the user is authenticated or

  rejected)

  Scenario: If you have a user called cisco, group NetworkAdmin, cisco1 in RouterAdmin

  Group and cisco2 wireless. They will be always dynamically mapped to group 1, 2 ACS

  and 3 respectively as above mappings.

  You can see the mappings on authentication passed to users as to which group are

  they are mapped to.

  SCENARIO:

  Now if you want a NetworkAdmin user to authenticate to the NetworkAdmin devices and not

  devices or wireless RouterAdmin you should apply NARs for Group 1 because

  NetworkAdmin users connect to this group. Which will allow you access on the Group

  basis for a particular NetworkAdmin NDG or NetworkAdmin individual NAS device.

  NOTE:

  If you are applying NARs for VPN or wireless devices, you must configure two IP

  Base AND CLI/DNIS founded together as NARs were originally designed for cisco IOS for

  routers and switches.

  IMPORTANT: If a user authenticates successfully to the database AD once, his user name is cached on the database of ACS (NOT password) the only way to remove the previously cached user name is to go to usersetup find this user and manually remove it.

  ACS will not support the following configuration:

  * A user active directory which is a member of the 3 AD groups (groups A, B and C) * 3 people

  groups are mapped within FAC as follows-> A Group1, Group2-> B and group 3-> C.

  * The user is in the 3 groups, however it will be always authenticated by Group 1 because

  This is the first group, it appears in, even if there is a configured NAR summons

  the group-specific AAA clients.

  However there are if your maps are below order...

  Groups NT groups ACS

  A, B, C ===> Group 1

  A ===> group 2

  B ===> group 3

  C ===> Group 4.

  You can create a rule DIFFERENT for users a, B, C by configuring the NARS in Group1.

  This rule applies for use ONLY if it is present in ALL three groups (A, B and C).

  You can create a rule for users in Group A (Group 2)

  You can create a rule for users in Group B (Group 3)

  You can create a rule for users in Group C (Group 4)

  Here I am also attaching links related to the group mapping in the user guide:

  Order of group mapping:

  http://www.Cisco.com/univercd/CC/TD/doc/product/access/acs_soft/csacs4nt/acs33/user/QG.htm

  #wp940485

  Kind regards

  ~ JG

  Note the useful messages

• Authentication of Windows with ACS groups

  I try to authentication of connection configuration on all of our Cisco switches. I created a group of AD Windows called NetworkAdmins and the correct users added to this group. Inside of the CSA, I did a group mapping and mapped my ACS group called NetworkAdmins to my group NetworkAdmins of Windows.

  I have set up my Cisco 3750 with the following commands for authentication.

  AAA new-model

  AAA authentication login NetworkAdmins group Ganymede + local

  AAA authorization exec NetworkAdmins group Ganymede + local

  AAA accounting update newinfo

  AAA accounting exec default start-stop Ganymede group.

  AAA accounting update newinfo

  AAA accounting exec default start-stop Ganymede group.

  AAA - the id of the joint session

  Authentication works, but it authenticates from any user, not just for users in the NetworkAdmins group. How can I tell the switch to authenticate only on the NetworkAdmins group?

  Thanks for the help!

  ACS, under your group settings to configure NAR to allow clients of the AAA. Under the default group GBA configure NAR to refuse all AAA clients (or necessary).

  Hope that helps.

• Cisco Secure ACS groups 5.1 Active Directory and RSA Authentication Manager 7.1 for profiles

  / * Style definitions * / table. MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name: "Table Normal" "; mso-knew-rowband-size: 0; mso-knew-colband-size: 0; mso-style - noshow:yes; mso-style-priority: 99; mso-style - qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:" ";" mso-padding-alt: 0 cm 0 cm 5.4pt 5.4pt; mso-para-margin: 0 cm; mso-para-margin-bottom: .0001pt; mso-pagination: widow-orphan; font-size: 11.0pt; font family: 'Calibri', 'sans-serif"; mso-ascii-font-family: Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-make: minor-latin; mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman"; mso-fareast-theme-make: minor-fareast; mso-hansi-font-family: Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-make: minor-latin ;}"}

  Hello

  I'm deploying an ACS connected to an RSA AuthManager (that is connected to an Active Directory domain)

  I create several groups within the Active Directory server, I try to give to users for their groups different access rights.

  I tried to define an access policy "NetOp/NetAdm" and two authorization rules:

  Rule-1 AD - AD1:ExternalGroups contains all dir. INTRA/groups/NETOP 'Auth for net operators' 0

  Rule 2 AD - AD1:ExternalGroups contains all dir. INTRA/groups/NETADM 'Auth net admin' 0

  Default: refuse

  In the identity, I have configured the RSA identity source, so that users get authenticated by the RSA Authentication Manager.

  But I still refuse to get access, RSA authentication is successful, but the group membership, active directory does not work, even with the unix attributes or group principal defined for the user.

  My question is this valid configuration scenario? Is there another way to define several profiles according to the Group of users of external source?

  The stages of monitoring:

  Measures

  Request for access received RADIUS 11001

  11017 RADIUS creates a new session

  Assess Service selection strategy

  15004 Matched rule

  Access to Selected 15012 - NetOp/NetAdm service policy

  Evaluate the politics of identity

  15004 Matched rule

  15013 selected identity Store - server RSA

  24500 Authenticating user on the server's RSA SecurID.

  24501 a session is established with the server's RSA SecurID.

  24506 check successful operation code

  24505 user authentication succeeded.

  24553 user record has been cached

  24502 with RSA SecurID Server session is closed

  Authentication 22037 spent

  22023 proceed to the recovery of the attribute

  24628 user cache not enabled in the configuration of the RADIUS identity token store.

  Identity sequence 22016 completed an iteration of the IDStores

  Evaluate the strategy of group mapping

  15006 set default mapping rule

  Authorization of emergency policy assessment

  15042 no rule has been balanced

  Evaluation of authorization policy

  15006 set default mapping rule

  15016 selected the authorization - DenyAccess profile

  15039 selected authorization profile is DenyAccess

  11003 returned RADIUS Access-Reject

  Thank you

  Christophe

  I think you need to do is to create a sequence of identity with RSA as a selection in

  Authentication and recovery research list of attributes and AD in the additional attribute list recovery research. Then select this sequence as a result of the politics of identity for the service

• no tunnel-Group-map enable ike - id

  why I don't receive any tunnel-Group-map enable ike - id when configuring site to site vpn. Did I miss something in the configuration?

  You use certificate-based authentication?

  Kind regards

  Sandra

• ACS 4.2 RSA Authentication and LDAP group mapping

  Hello

  I have a firewall, PaloAlto, with overall protection enabled (SSL - VPN) feature

  I use Cisco Secure ACS as a proxy for the RSA SecurID authentication.

  After authentication is try to map ad through LDAP query groups.

  The question I've found, is that the user I get with user authentication has no field:

  Show user ip-user-mapping all | mbm60380 game

  10.240.1.24 vsys1 UIA 2388 2388 domain\mbm60380

  10.240.1.1 vsys1 UIA 2101 2101 domain\mbm60380

  10.240.250.1 mbm60380 2590859 2590859 vsys2 GP

  But the list of users that I receive from the LDAP query includes the domain prefix:

  See the user group name domain\group1 property

  short name: domain\group1

  [1] domain\aag60368

  [2] domain\ced61081

  [3] domain\jas61669

  [4] domain\mbm60380

  [5] domain\pmc61693

  [6] domain\vcm60984

  I would like to create the user with the area of GBA but it must delete the domain before querying the RSA server, as it does not support field stripping.

  I tried to fix this on the Palo Alto firewall without success.

  I'm trying to run Cisco Secure ACS 4.2 changing, but it did not work either:

  RSA servers are configured as an external database.  They are not defined in the groups of network devices.

  Can I set up domain stripping for queries servers RSA?

  Thank you

  Hello

  I think it should work, but it is a bit awkward:

  Create an entry in the Distribution of Proxy in the Network Configuration.

  DOMAIN\\USER *.

  Prefix

  Before returning to the AAA server, from there to authenticate to the server RSA without the domain prefix.

  Make sense?

  Thank you

  Chris

• Changing names of ACS group

  I work at a customer site that is running a fairly recent version of ACS.  They have a few old group under network names that they want to change than their more valid descriptions.  Is it possible to change the names of ACS network device group?  How do you change just "group names".

  Thank you

  Kevin

  Hey Kevin,

  It seems that you may have about ACS 4.x. IF this is the case, then Yes, we can change the name NDG.

  Editing a group of network devices

  To change a NDG, you must first access the NDG. To do this, click the name of the NDG in the table of groups of network devices. Click change properties at the bottom of the page.

  To change the individual aaa client we remove and it readd.

  Kind regards

  ~ JG

  Note the useful messages

• Another ACS group

  I did two groups of users ACS 1 tac and tac 2 assign full rights on two different group network, G1, and G2 devices. 1 TAC only able to access G1 group not another group.

  Now my requirement is also access this group of users of Tac 1 G2 devices but with limit orders.

  Now I m get there by a third user G3 Group and by assigning the Readonly permission on all devices.

  But I want same tac 1 user group get full right on the G1, but read devices only for G2 devices.

  Please tell me how to get there.

  You must use the option "assign a Shell command authorization set on a network device group basis by", under the authorization of shell command.

  Kind regards

  ~ JG

• ACS - external replication for DB Group mappings

  We have two engines Solution ACS (4.0), which essentially act as primary and secondary AAA servers. Is there a way to replicate the external database from an ACS group maps to another? The replication is currently copy the internal primary to our secondary server ACS group successfully, but we still create the external database group mapping on both primary and secondary devices. It's kind of tediuos, and I'm afraid that someone can configure the mapping on the primary and don't forget to set up on the secondary. Any help is appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  Try to reproduce the network access profiles. I recall that includes pretty much everything!

  Mounira

• ACS 4.1 engine lists NT but not the NT users groups

  Hello

  I have the following problem. I can access using remote agent Win NT ad groups but the GBA engine does not list users in groups after ACS group mapping. What could be the problem?

  AD runs on Win 2 K sp4.

  Hello

  ACS does not list the user in the groups until you do 1st authentication with this user.

  Then ACS will list the user as a user "mapped Dynamics" in this group.

  Concerning

  Rohit Chopra

• Multiple users Active Directory membership mapping group

  Hi all

  We got 4.2 ACS and two types of user access to our network:

  1_ we got some users in 'CiscoAdmins' Active Directory, corresponding group mapped Cisco ACS group is "switch Admins.

  2_ we also have some users in "VPN_Users' group Active Directory, corresponding mapped Cisco ACS group is"VPN_Users.

  In the "Command mapping" page on Cisco ACS 4.2, we put tte group 'CiscoAdmins' Active Directory mapping at the top "VPN_Users' Active Directory group mapping. So what happens is, if a user belongs to two "CiscoAdmins" and "VPN_Users" groups in Active Directory, users always goes in the "Switch_Admins" group in Cisco ACS.

  However for some users (who belong to two groups in Active Directory), we need to apply some IP allocation and specific authorization.

  The suggestiongs are welcome.

  Thanks in advance.

  Dumlu

  Yes, check ACS for belonging to the user group and it can determine if the user is a member of several groups and then map the corrosponding ACS group. Little additional material on the ACS group mapping

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_server_for_windows/4.2/user/guide/GrpMap.html#wp940538#wp940538

  -

  Note: Please rate the answer if it helped
  

• Design of ACS server question 4.2 - role - based is a limit?

  Currently, I've implemented this ACS server.

  An ACS group maps to a group of active live in AD. For example, the Group ACS router_access maps to AD group called $f (gbr) raccess. If the user tries to connect to a router and it has this group in its profile AD, that it will be accepted and if not rejected.

  If for example, I want to revoke, allow access to some features I use NARS (for example accept connections from devices switch and router).

  It works - but this apparently isn't the way I do things.

  The best way is to have a group of ads by device group.

  EG for access to the router, you must $g (t) of group routers in your AD profile

  To get access to switch the Group $g (t) must spend in your AD profile

  Now, we hit the problem - the EC will use the first group in your AD profile to apply for pass/fail.

  Let as well as John has $g routers and switch (t) $g (t) group in its AD profile. When he tries to connect to a switch, the ACS attempts to use routers $g (t) because it's the first ACS AD Group in his profile. Subsequently, it fails, which means that ACS will not look through several AD strategies.

  I hope this makes sense.

  Anyway, I can't get it to work because it keeps failing!

  Hi Will,

  This is a limitation of how ACS 4.x performs operations. It defines everything based on your local user group on ACS as opposed to your ad groups - so the mapping of the group comes first and then everything else comes later.

  If you use Radius (this does not apply to the GANYMEDE) you may be able to use the network access profile feature to substitute some access. If for example you can tell if the user is in the local group, but authentication comes from a certain type of device, you can transmit different attributes. However, in terms of blocking, it is always based on the local group you are a member. He can do some additional checking of LDAP group, but I don't know if that will solve your problem.

  Is 5.x ACS to a new level - the entire platform is built as the network access profiles - so you can make rules as granular as you want - that is to say: If you are in a specific ad group (do not need to map - we can draw external groups) and it is a router then go down a permission set with a Pass. If it is a different ad group (or a different device type), then send a failure.

  Thank you

  Nate

• New for mapping SSL VPN ACS ASA - ASA groups

  Greetings,

  I am new to ASA, so any help is greatly appreciated.

  I just installed and installed an ASA 5520. I installed an SSL VPN. What I'm trying to achieve is to configure profiles of different groups and different users can access various resources when they access the VPN.

  Current config-

  ASA 5520 v8.3

  ACS 4.0

  Field of Windwos 2003

  I have different installation profiles in the ASA. (i.e. business Dept.) When I choose in the drop down menu, it allows me to open a session and displays the options I've chosen for this group. The problem is that I can connect in this group with any account. GBA, all windows domain users are in the default group. I guess the default group is being processed and which has hosted and user logon.

  Can anyone provide a good article or tips on how to configure the ASA and the ACS for several groups of users. We have several departments that will have to get the parameters when they connect. The ACS groups are mapped to the Windows groups that correspond to each Department

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Tim

  Hello

  I think that you need to activate locking group.

  In order to configure Group locking, send group policy name in the attribute class 25 on the Authentication Dial - In User Service (RADIUS Remote) server and choose the group to lock the user in policy.  For example, to lock the user 123 of Cisco in the RemoteGroup group, define the class of attributes 25 Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) UO = RemotePolicy; for this user on the RADIUS server.

• Group ACS 4.2 mapping user

  Hello

  We use GBA 4.2.1.15 with patch 8 on 1113 ACS SE box.

  Our requirement is to assign the ACS group Eve to the user based on the windows Nt group. Which means that I don't have to create individual users in ACS during user login, auth request will be forwarded to the AD (remote database). Depeneding on the group the user of the remote database must be mapped to the local database.

  To do this, I have configured 'database group mapping' according to the following cisco guide.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_server_for_windows/4.2/user/guide/GrpMap.html#wp940538#wp940538

  However, whenever my AD users authenticate that they get the members of the default group configured in «\Default» profile

  I use the GANYMEDE Protocol + in my routers and switches for authentication.

  Please let me know if "External user database group mapping" works with GANYMEDE + or only with the RADIUS protocol.

  If it works with GANYMEDE + let me know what other configuration to do so that my ACS can map users to the appropriate instead of default group groups.

  Hello

  Can you post a screenshot of your group mapping configuration. This will work with Ganymede.

  Thanksm

  Tarik Admani
  * Please note the useful messages *.