Authentication ACS4.1

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• Firewall authentication failure

  Hello

  I have acs4.2, I configured the device group of network to the firewall. In my NDG, I have 3 firewall. I have configured my firewall only for basic authentication.

  I enter my acs 2 name of user and password.

  1. for my first Firewall-2 name of user and password properly.

  2. my second firewall only a name of user and password works.

  3. my third party firewall - the two name of user and password works.

  Of course, all the firewall has the configuraiton even in terms of authentication. When I checked the reports or logs, it says OK AUTHENTIC.

  What seems the problem that. ? Shared secret novel is still, the CUSTOMERS of NDG/AAA - Firewall.

  Thank you.

  I would try to turn 'debug aaa' in all three firewall and compare the results when connecting with a user that works and a user that do not work.

  Caveat! Be careful when you use debug commands, if the firewall is heavily loaded and you accidentally turn on "debug all ' you can cause big problems

• ACS5: method of different external authentication for each user account

  ACS4 I could specify a different external authentication for each user account. I'm trying to find a way to do the same thing to the ACS 5? When I go under identity in Access Services, I see the system requirement: username I can use to identify the user who logs in, so that I can directly to a source of different identity, but the separate political configuration for each user is very inconvinient and would require hundreds of policies, in our case.

  I was hoping that we can create a kind of attribute for each user. SysAdmin > Configuration > dictionaries > identity > internal users. I created the new attribute called 'Storage of identity' with the enumeration type, which has 4 values: internal, Entrust Token, Token RSA, counts AD and checked the box "add a political Condition." I can then go under each user and select the storage of identity for each user. But now I can't find where I can use under part of identity of an access policy. I can use it under "Group mapping" but that maps to one group and not to an identity store. I need to use it under the identity somehow, but I can't find how.

  Hello Roman,

  The attribute you created will be available when the user is authenticated through internel ID store, so that you cannot use to select the store ID.

  The best way to do this would be to use other attributes to differentiate the identity store.
  Allows you to create a sequence of identity store so that for each user, ACS will try to authenticate by using multiple identity store.

  For example, you can use these:

  Network status

  > End Station filter

  > Device filter

  > Devide filter Ports

  Here you can import filters from a file and it would therefore be more scalable.

  Hope this helps.

• A single user - groups - ACS4.2

  Hi all

  Is it possible that one of the AD user who is already a member of several groups in AD, can work the same way with 4.2 ACS? In fact, my client has created several groups on AD such as TI-group, Corp. - and VIP-group, and these groups are mapped to the ACS. Now we are authenticating users with SSID for the wireless network by creating NAR which corresponds DNIS (SSID is identical to ad groups). Some users are members of all the groups of 3 or 2, but we observed the user who is a member of the groups of 2 or more is always authenticated with the 1 group that is located on the ACS. This is the limitation of ACS4.2?

  Kind regards

  Sohail

  Please understand this example:

  For example, a user named Mary is assigned to the combination of three groups, Marketingand engineering managers. Mary must be granted the privileges of a manager rather than an engineer.

  -Mapping A assigns to ACS Group 2 users who belong to three groups which Mary is a member.

  -B mapping attributes to ACS Group 1 users who belong to the engineering and marketing groups.

  -Mapping C assigns to ACS Group 3 users who belong to the engineering group.

          ACS GROUP     AD EXTERNAL GROUP
  A.    Group 2              Engineering, Marketing and Managers
  B.   Group 1              Engineering, Marketing
  C.   Group 3              Engineering
  - If Mapping B is listed first, ACS authenticates Mary as a user of Group 1 and she is be assigned to Group 1, rather than Group 2 as managers should be.
  - A user must match all the groups in the Selected list so that ACS can use this group set mapping to map the user to an ACS group; however, a user can also belong to other groups (in addition to the groups listed) and still be mapped to an ACS group.
  - Order of group mapping is very important.
  

  Now, please let me know if you have any other requirement.

  ~ BR
  Jatin kone

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• Phone verification (two-factor authentication) on Sierra is not available in Bangladesh

  I upgraded to El Capitan in macOS Sierra today. But when I tried to set up two mobile verification or authentication my country (Bangladesh) was not listed there. I was wondering why this service is not available here in Bangladesh? Please give me a solution for telephone based it services.

  If it is not supported in your country, then I'm afraid you're out of luck. As to why, you have to ask Apple https://getsupport.apple.com/ instead we support single users in these Community Forums.

• Two-factor authentication

  On my iMac after Sierra was an option to unlock with Apple Watch (security preferences panel). I click it and it says I need to disable the verification of two factor and enable two-factor authentication. Fine.

  Did. Now the option to activate Apple Watch unlock on the mac has disappeared.

  It works on my other Mac but not the iMac.

  Also in the preferences to iCloud account, then on devices, I see that my Apple Watch can be used to receive the codes!

  Someone knows how to fix these?

  Tried to run iCloud power switch, disconnect the watch and repair, restart everything.

  

  Just to be clear, the Mac is capable of auto unlock, it's an iMac end of 2015 and system report confirms it is compatible.

  The apple support page also suggests watches should be able to receive the codes:

  

• Can I choose my device of trust preferred to iCloud two-factor authentication?

  I've recently implemented Icloud two-factor authentication, because I love the he adds extra security.

  As usual, I have my macbook on me, I also have to log on windows pc, every now and then.

  Unfortunately, ICloud chooses my headless mac mini which I use as a server at home instead of my laptop or Iphone.

  I would like to stop receiving the confirmation on this machine code, everyone was faced with a similar problem?

  If so how to solve it?

  Codes to go to all the secure devices.

  

  Of course, you can trust features remove at any time.

  

• When you try to configure the authentication of two step my location appears as a bad place

  Hi, I'm trying to implement the authentication of two floors on all my devices, however when I do this I get a message on another device connected in iCloud saying that another device is trying to connect in icloud to a display location near London, I don't live in London but.

  Could someone help?

  I'm having the same problem! Having the two devices in front of me, but have the message saying that another device tries to log on to London? I also don't live anywhere near London, I recently updated my email ID well and it's the old e-mail ID that requires authentication?

  Sorry I can not help but hoping someone else has an answer us?

• Zambia - two-factor authentication

  I wanted to set up authentication two factor for my access iCloud.  Zambia does not appear on the drop-down list numbering country codes, so I couldn't continue.  Any ideas in addition to a password?

  I've wanted to do this to the attention of Apple support, but fell select my position as Zambia was not an option under the Africa/Middle East.  (I'm sure I did contact the Apple Support before...)

  What subject of audit in two steps instead, though of course it is available for your country?

• Check whether or not the magsafe power adapter is authentic

  Hello! I bought some 60 W MagSafe 2 Power adapter MD565CH/A, 85 W MagSafe 2 Power adapter MD506CH/A & 45 W MagSafe 2 Power adapter MD592CH/A but the serial number in each category is same for example there are 10 units for 60 W & all have the same serial number. I have a doubt, be they authentic shape Apple or not. Kindly help.

  You will need to call Apple for confirmation.

• Why Apple has the code of two factor authentication on the same device that I log in with?

  I just installed Sierra and chose to use the two factor authentication with my iPhone chosen as a device to receive the code.

  But then, Apple displays a digit code 6 on my Mac itself and then asked me to go on my Mac.

  What sense does that make?

  A wild guess - were you log into your account in Safari on Mac when he showed you the digit code 6 on Mac? And you had already completed the sign-in icloud in System Preferences?

  If so, the macOS has been approved, but Safari wasn't. If macOS was able to show the code. It seems strange to first have the same computer application and provide the code, but really it is two layers of security and you had gotten through the first layer already.

• Security preferences say I turn on 2 authentication, even if it is already

  I'm trying to set up the auto unlock with my Apple Watch on macOS Sierra, and the security preferences say I must activate 2FA before I can use my Apple Watch to unlock my Mac, but it is already lit. Any help?

  Make sure you are not confusing that two factors of authentication with the two-step verification.

• two-factor authentication is not available for your apple at the moment ID

  (two-factor authentication is not available for your apple at the moment ID), how can I solve this problem? I can't run many features such as Apple Watch unlock in Sierra, please help

  I had this same problem, the message that, ' two-factor authentication is not available for your apple at the moment ID. " All my devices have been updated to the latest version of the software, and all other requirements have been met. I couldn't use two-factor authentication and I couldn't open my mac using my Apple Watch.  After contacting the Apple Support, they told me that because I had an email address @mac.com older, this address was not "verified." And that the system was not able to verify the address by sending an email with a link as it does normally; He could do that for more recent @me and addresses of @icloud. Apple had to have a service technician manually to send me an email of check to my address @mac.com. I clicked on the link in the email (I don't need to enter other information), and two factors was not available instantly. Hope that you will find your problem will be solved.

• Trusted devices two-factor authentication

  I'm selling my iphone more than 6 s and need to erase and I use two-factor authentication and need to remove it from the list of secure devices, so what do I do first the trusted device erase or delete?

  Erasure of the device is not related to her being a device of trust. They are distinct from the "things".

  See here > > > for Apple ID - Apple Support two-factor authentication

  

• How the process in two steps of authentication does not work if you are not in an area of cellular service

  Outside cellular service areas, IS those who know how the two step aunthicatuon process works in an iPhone 6, using the operating system iOS 9.3.4?  Would a being completely locked out of their iphone and apple services until they could find themselves in a cell service area? Or can it be accessed by a public wifi? Who beg to differ on whether or not it is beneficial to use when you travel?

  I did a little research to see if all Apple items shed light...

  See "How it works" in the Apple ID - Apple Support for two-factor authentication - a time that a device is approved, he'll never ask again unless you perform one or more of several things to "break the connection.

  If I were you, I would spend it TURNED off if you fear that one of these things could happen while you might not be able to obtain the code by SMS

  Frequently asked questions about the audit in two steps for Apple ID - Apple Support

  I'm confused as to why Apple would use two different expressions for what seems to be the same:

  • "Two -authentication"- and
  • "Two -step".

  The above two articles begin with a statement like: [underlining is unique, "BOLD" is synonymous with]

  "Two-factor authentication is just an extra layer of security of your ID Apple aiming to sure you are the only person who can access to your account, even if someone knows your password."

  «The two-step verification is an additional security feature for your Apple which designed to prevent anyone to access or use your account, same ID is they know your password.»

  Maybe someone with more experience can shed some light on your question and MY confusion?