Command authorization Config 3.3 ACS

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• Help ACS shell command authorization

  Hello

  I wanted to only allow users to use the command interface. But when I have enabled terminal config of ACS shell command, all commands are allowed. How can I limited users having only permission for command interfaces?

  Thank you

  Two things may be wrong

  (1) you do not have the following command on your AAA Client:

  AAA authorization config-commands

  (2) you have clicked on the 'unmatched orders' = allowed radio option in ACS, take a look on:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/sw/secursw/ps2086/products_configuration_example09186a00808d9138.shtml

  Concerning

  Farrukh

• ACS command authorization mode t conf report

  Hi, this is probably a quick, but I couldn't find a solution so far.

  We use authorization to order through ACS and are thus able to see (in the case of problems) which concluded the orders at that point on which device. But it doesn't work until someone goes into mode t conf. After that I get log entries in the ACS (Version 5). I can see all the orders and who entered the configuration mode, but nothing after that. Excerpt from the configuration:

  AAA new-model
  connection of AAA 5 authentication attempts
  enable AAA authentication login default group Ganymede + local line
  the AAA authentication enable default group Ganymede + activate
  AAA authorization exec default group Ganymede + local
  AAA authorization commands 1 default group Ganymede + local
  AAA authorization commands 15 default group Ganymede + local
  AAA accounting exec default start-stop Ganymede group.
  orders accounting AAA 1 by default start-stop Ganymede group.
  orders accounting AAA 15 by default start-stop Ganymede group.
  AAA - the id of the joint session

  My guess is that I'm hosting orders with that and so no permission is necessary.

  Any idea?

  Thank you

  Chris

  Hello

  What do you watch? Take a look at RADIUS accounting and authorization Ganymede reports.

  Thank you

  John

• Shell command authorization

  Hi all

  I'm having a problem with the Shell command authorization. I have a user that I just want to be able to display the configuration of installation, it is for the auto config to archives on an hourly basis.

  I have configuered the device with the following orders of aaa:

  AAA new-model

  AAA group Ganymede Server + ACS

  AAA authentication login default group ACS

  /NOAUTH AAA authentication login no

  AAA authorization config-commands

  AAA authorization exec default group Ganymede + group ACS

  /NOAUTH AAA authorization exec no

  AAA authorization commands 15 default ACS group

  AAA authorization commands 15 /NOAUTH no

  AAA accounting command 15 arrhythmic default group ACS

  The static account I have set up ok logs and can show config etc. Access to the conf t is disabled, which is good, but for some reason, it can run any command show rather than just who is this all I welcomed in the Shell command authorization.

  Unmatched command is defined for refuse and allowed unparalleled arguments are not checked.

  ACS is 3.3 2 and switch I tested running 12.1 (9) EA1

  Any ideas?

  Most of 'show' command are level 1 controls. You can check this by logging in as a normal user, issue a private "sho" to make sure that you are at level 1, and then type 'sho ip road', "sho ver", etc., you will see that all work fine.

  Your AAA commands say only the switch to allow level 15 commands, so when you do a "sho ver" or similar this order will not be sent offshore to the ACS server for authorization.

  If you add the following:

  AAA authorization commands 1 default ACS group

  so, what do you have to fix, but be careful because it is easy to lock you out of power mode enable (add 'enable' in your command set too).

  You should also noticed all those who 'show' commands were not their statement in detail either, because you have enabled also only accounting for level 15 commands.

• The AAA command authorization

  I have an ACS 4.0 device. In the shell command authorization set section, you can define authorized or rejected orders (see) and arguments (running-config). I'm limiting users to a set of specific commands. One of the commands is "exit". To my knowledge, "exit" has no arguments. If I add 'Quit' as a permitted command but nothing come to the section of the argument, I get the authorization failed on the router. If I select "unparalleled stay args" (of output), the authorization is successful. I would prefer not to select "unmatched args to stay." Is there an argument for "out" I'm not aware of?

  Hello

  Try this,

  exit - permit

  represents returns the key.

  Kind regards

  Prem

• Problem with shell command authorization

  I came across this issue with ACS 3.1 and 3.2 of the ACS

  A shell command authorization set is created under the profile shared with the following components:

  Unmatched orders: refuse

  Permit of unmatched Args: UNCHECKED

  The order authorized is 'show' with the Arg "worm permit", "allow the interface" and "allowed to run.

  This permission set is then applied to the group, under the option "Assign a Shell command authorization on any device on the network."

  Select this group option is set to 'Max privilege for any customer of AAA, level 15.

  This configuration is then tested against two IOS switches, with orders from aaa as follows:

  AAA new-model

  AAA authentication login default group Ganymede + local

  the AAA authentication enable default group Ganymede + activate

  AAA authorization exec default group Ganymede + local

  AAA authorization commands 15 default group Ganymede + local

  The problem I have is that when a user who is part of this group connects, it can issue commands such as see the worm, see the race and show int just as I would expect. Any command that does not begin with a show... is denied. However, other show commands that do not appear in the arguments of will work, so that some don't. For example, "show arp" and "vlan" worked, while "show accountants ' and 'buffer' does not. What Miss me?

  commands that work without explicitly set them are of privilege more low level 15... for example; "show arp" is a command of Priv-1, so it is execuatbel without permission of command as you do not permission to order for private-1.

  Router > sh priv

  Current privilege level is 1

  Router >

  Router >

  Router > show arp

  Protocol of age (min) address Addr Type Interface equipment

  Internet 10.1.5.2 24 0000.abcd.abcd ARPA Ethernet0/0

  Internet 10.1.5.3 - 0003.abcd.abcd ARPA Ethernet0/0

  Router >

  Router >

• command authorization failed

  I turned on the aaa command authorization without applying the correct user privileges. I can now log on this user, but the ASA 5510 displays an error:

  ============================

  EUKFW2 # show running-config

  ^

  % ERROR: invalid input detected at ' ^' marker.

  ERROR: Failed authorization control

  ============================

  I'm unable to change the configuration of the firewall. Is there any default user through which I can connect and disable the authorization of aaa? If this is not the case, how can I solve this problem?

  Please visit this link

  http://www.ciscotaccc.com/Kaidara-Advisor/security/showcase?case=K10386224

  Please evaluate the useful messages

  Kind regards

  ~ JG

• series PIX command authorization

  Hi all

  can someone tell me please the use of GBA pix command authorization. I understand the use of a shell command authorization.

  I'm sorry if the question is too dumb. I am completely new to this sector.

  Thanks in advance.

  concerning

  Kirti.

  Pix command authorization set was designed to set up approval order with PIX/FWSM, as shell pix did not differ for IOS, but at the launch the actual code, PIX/FWSM seems to work correctly with the auth command sets the shell.

  So no one is really interested in using shell Pix more, more to watch new codes of pix it seems that developers are more likely making Pix Shell same shell IOS, so even if they stop PIX command sets in the next version of ACS I will not be surprised.

  ~ Rohit

• How to activate 'Shell command authorization games '.

  Hello

  I use aaa on Ganymede to check the user to active directory ms.

  I set up a new "Set Shell command authorization" see the attachment for more details.

  But it does not work. So, I just want to check if the use of a command works or not.

  You can see in the file attached, I tried something with the command 'show '.

  But if I connect I am still able to use "view aaa servers" example, but in the 'show' commandbox I asked the agrument "refuse the aaa" inside.

  Why doesn't this work?

  Thanks for the help

  BB

  BB,

  Not sure why you want to do it this way. Trick here is to give all users a priv 15 and then set the permission command, defined according to your need.

  Overlooking priv 15 does not mean that the user will be able to run all the commands. You can set permission set and allow that you want specific orders, the user should be able to run.

  So pls rate this help

  Kind regards

  ~ JG

• Specific shell - ACS command authorization / GANYMEDE + on 2900XL

  Hello all-

  I was struggling with a particular issue here. I am running ACS 3.2 and tries to implement secure access to my switch. I have 'students' of my University I want to leave running specific functions, i.e. change the vlan port and write in memory, etc.

  I created with success the piece of the authorization, and my test account can connect. I have successfully assigned a privilege level of 7 also, that gives me a look of default base rights. Accountants strives also, indicating connections and commands me to come home.

  I want to do is use ACS to allow a particular group of controls, so I can change if needed in one place (ACS) and I not touch + 400 devices. ACS says can be done, but it doesn't seem to work. I created a Shell command group and specified commands, no luck. Even if I change the 'unmatched orders' rocking 'allow' (which should allow all orders, right?) it does not yet allow all orders. I added the Shell command group for the group, of which students are members...

  My AAA commands are as follows:

  AAA new-model

  AAA of default login authentication group local Ganymede +.

  Group AAA authorization exec default local Ganymede +.

  AAA authorization commands by default 7 Group Ganymede +.

  AAA accounting exec default start-stop Ganymede group.

  orders accounting AAA 7 by default start-stop Ganymede group.

  orders accounting AAA 15 by default start-stop Ganymede group.

  AAA accounting system default start-stop Ganymede group.

  Any ideas? Any thoughts?

  Thank you!

  Michael

  QU.edu

  Michael,

  You perform permission to order order that exist with a privilege level of 7. By default, the configuration commands have a privilege to 15. There are two ways you can go about solving this problem. The first would be to authorization of installation for level 15 command. The second would be to change the privilege level of the commands that you want your students to be able to run level 15 at level 7. This can be done with the command of privilege. Here is a link that shows the use of the technology locally within the unit. http://www.Cisco.com/warp/public/480/Priv.html

  I don't know if the ACS can push the configuration of the device on a per user basis, so the first option may be your best bet. Be sure to allow access to all controls for yourself.

  Steve

• Authorization of shell of ACS

  Is it possible to configure the authorization of the shell when the privilege level has something less than 15

  What I do now is configure level 15 access and limiting the commands through shell games. When I try to assign any other privilege level, it doesn't seem to work.

  HTH

  Narayan

  Narayan,

  Let's say that assign you a privilege level from 10 to the user on the AAA server. The user logs on the device at the level 10 but "sh ip int br" and "sh int" are level 15 commands, so may not be used.

  So what we need to do is to reduce the level of privilege "sh ip int br" and 'sh int' orders on the device itself to level 10 using 'focus on' command in global configuration mode.

  After doing this, only "sh ip int br" and 'sh int' orders will be available at level 10 and any other privilege 15 orders.

  Now also if you want the group to only run "sh ip int br" and group b to run "sh int" only then you can seek approval to level 10.

  Hope this helps

• Cannot run command to config the NAC perfigo service

  I have a new Server Manager of the NAC for a deployment costs. I logged in using the root with a connection password set on the server.

  I can't be able to run the 'service perfigo config' command to perform the initial configuration of the CAM.

  [[email protected] / * / /] # start service perfigo

  perfigo: unrecognized service

  [[email protected] / * / /] #.

  No idea what could be the problem?

  Thanks in advance.

  Have you installed the CAM software on it, or it was already installed?

  If it was already, I recommend you the image with the DVD.

• vSwitch command line config - down right now!

  I have two ESX 3.5 hosts in a cluster. Plugged into the second NETWORK card and load balancing change affecting form ' road based on the port ID virtual orgination "to"route based on ip hash. " The server lost config network so I can't change the setting well VIC, I need to know how to change back line so command, or some other fancy difficulty. Thank you

  Try to "Recreate the Service Console command line networking"

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1000266

• Arguments using Wild-Card in Shell command authorization

  The Shell permission command Set allows the use of wild-card?

  For example, according to command shell permission, what can I put the arguments if I want to enable the command show interface fastethernet 0/1-24 run?

  And also, what should I put in as argument for a ip address if I want to allow "ping x.x.x.x"?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  There are two wildcard characters used under authority of command Shell is the first ' ^ ' sign which designates anything that comes after this is accepted and the second wildcard is ' $' which means anything that is before. In your case, you can use

  Interface FastEthernet 0 1 ^

  and

  Ping ^.

  These commands allow access each Fastethernet and ping to an IP address.

• ACS 5.1 - command line filters does not not in Config Mode

  Hello

  I am trying to set up filters to deny command line sniffer commands being entered. I have set up a command set and applied to an authorization policy. The command filter works great for commands in privileged mode. However, the filter does not work for any order that is entered in configuration mode.

  I have a set of commands that will deny for a test installation:

  display the clock

  terminal length

  display monitor

  duration of the distance

  the monitor session

  The first three commands are entered from the initial mode of privilege and they are omitted by the AEC. The last two commands can be entered in config mode and the ACS does not stop their entry.

  I have attached two screenshots that show configuration commands on GBA game and a Terminal session which commands are filtered and which are rented by the intermediary.

  Has anyone encountered this problem? Is there something else I should be adding to the command Set? Is this a bug?

  There is a bug on the Cisco site that relates to the command filters:

  http://Tools.Cisco.com/support/BugToolKit/search/getBugDetails.do?method=fetchBugDetails&bugId=CSCtf08567

  I don't know if this bug applies to this question because there is so little information on this subject. In addition, if it does not I don't understand workaround to apply it to this situation.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated. -(ACS Version 5.1.0.44.2)

  Dave was soon

  You have authorization for the configuration on the router mode?

  If this isn't the case, add:

  AAA authorization config-commands