External groups in VPN3K

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• Deleting an external group

  I created an external group of tests.
  Now, I would like to delete it... but I just can't.
  But I'm the only user left, I am Admin, there is no discussion, no file left... What's the point?
  I agree with you a photo (sorry it's in the French version), where you can see that the 'Delete Group' is not in the submenu.
  What I can do but archiving it?

  Thank you

  Stéphane

  Hi Stephane,

  Archive of the first group. Then, once the group is archived, down down. You should then see the ability to permanently delete the group.

  Hope that helps,

  Socialcast VMware team

• External VPN groups on AAA server. strange behavior

  Hi all

  The other day I was setting up a test VPN 3000 with outside groups configured on a RADIUS server, let's call a SALES group with password 1234 group, which I configured it as well on the 3000 VPN as "external". I attributed to a few users to this group (we'll call Jack and Mary). So far no users can authenticate successfully (in the event of authentication failure).

  After spending hours, solve the problem, I setup a new user whose name is SALES and password is 1234 (identical to the group) and assignes assigned to sales of the group, got this config of a model. After this, Jack and Mary can authenticate and establish the tunnel.

  The problem is now resolved, but my question is why is this requirement? Does this mean that with each external group, I create, I create a user with the same name as this group and assign it to the group so that the rest of the users in this group can authenticate normally?

  I tried looking for answers on the web, but so far I have found none.

  Any explanation would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  MB

  Yes, this is how its done. You must add the 'external' group sets on the VPNC / ASA as 'user' GBA. It is used to authenticate the "group" name/password itself. Take a look on:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/vpndevc/ps2284/products_tech_note09186a00800948c1.shtml

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/vpndevc/ps2284/products_configuration_example09186a00807f6e76.shtml

  Concerning

  Farrukh

• Impossible to use ad groups for authentication RADIUS on ISE 2.0

  I tried following the guide on how to configure ISE 2.0 for peripheral administration GANYMEDE and when I get to the ensembles 'political device admin' the only thing that I can use identiity default user groups there.  It won't let me choose an ad group.  Even if I create a group of identity I'm unable to map a group of ads to it.  Am I missing something here?

  Make sure that you use the box of 3 (left to right) when your state of construction based on ad groups. The 2nd box only searches the internal identity store. Then you will need to click on the 3rd box > create new Condition > Select attribute > AD1 (or whatever you named your connection AD) > external groups

  I hope this helps!

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• Assign the radius server to specific groups of VPN 3000

  Last week, I assigned a test Cisco ACS server to be used for authentication and device of accounting for a specific group on a Cisco VPN concentrator 3060. When I looked at ACS, it appears that not only the Group was to go there but others through this way and using the default values on the Cisco Secure ACS. Is it possible that I can make sure only the traffic assigned to this specific group of VPN using the ACS server defined?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Not sure about your implementation. But you must configure the group for this specific ad group map can only authentication.

  In the external group map db, map

  Group ACS VPN---> with<---- ad="" vpn="">

  Any other combination should point to any access group.

  Kind regards

  ~ JG

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• ACS 5.1 GANYMEDE + and an ad group

  I joined our ACS5.1 to AD.  I can map a group in the AD section and see that he mapped correctly.

  How can I configure GANYMEDE + to authenticate to this group?  I'm not able to see this group appears nowhere in the choice of the group.  I am also unable to see the users within this group anywhere.

  Thank you.

  Hi burnsidestev, what happened to your access policies. Goto the tab authorization of your policy (usually Default Device Admin) GANYMEDE. And then click Customize this page. She is expected to add new columns to the list of Conditions, which should be "AD1: external groups. Once that is added to the page, you should be able to change any rule and select one AD groups that you selected in the original AD configuration.  Thanks, Nate

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• 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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• ISE - issue group identity

  Is there a way to match the groups active directory external to internal? It seems that I cannot use the internal groups in political posturing and politics of provisioning of customer. Is this correct?

  Hello

  You can create the policy so that the external group attribute ad is a component of the policy.

  When adding a new condition on the left side, select the advanced option, you'll see AD select it the external group attribute.

  From there, you can choose the operator followed by the value that you selected on the tab groups under Ad settings.

• External user followed in Captivate first

  If I understand correctly, there are some limitations to the use of external user accounts (self-registration of service too), when it comes to monitoring the progress and performance of users in the LMS.

  As we work with elderly test subjects that might not be very technologically inclined, we would prefer to sign upward and as easy as possible, and if the Adobe ID is simply not ideal.

  Is there an alternative?

  Hi Thomas,

  With external user Adobe ID is not necessary. Simply send the registration of external users link to the user where it will ask you to register itself. User can use any email ID (his personal e-mail ID) to register for this external group and you will see increased County on your side of seat.

  After registering, the user will be directed to the home page of the learner. Later user needs to use the external link and the registered e-mail ID and password to connect.

  Kind regards

  MILIN

• Functions of nested groups

  I thought that max (count ()) must be performed on separate groups of rows returned from GROUP BY deptno.
  However, it seems that count() is performed according to GROUP BY while max() is performed on the result of count()... GROUP BY.

  select max(count(deptno)) from emp group by deptno;

  Why is this? How does the nested group functions operate against the GROUP BY?

  PhoenixBai wrote:
  I thought that max (count ()) must be performed on separate groups of rows returned from GROUP BY deptno.
  However, it seems that count() is performed according to GROUP BY while max() is performed on the result of count()... GROUP BY.

  select max(count(deptno)) from emp group by deptno;
  

  Why is this? How does the nested group functions operate against the GROUP BY?

  Well, look at the statement. There is nothing more than a "condensed" to form:

  select max(cnt) from (select count(deptno) cnt from emp group by deptno)
  

  Everything said is calculate number in each group deptno and then calculate max of counties. Another word, what you call "nested" grouping always returns a single line. GROUP BY clause, if any, still applies to the internal group. External pool always implicitly uses GROUP BY and therefore query always returns a line even when the internal grouping produces no line. Grouping in same way THAT HAVING applies inside. In fact, you cannot specify HAVING for the external group:

  SQL> select max(sal) from emp group by deptno;
  
    MAX(SAL)
  ----------
        2850
        3000
        5000
  
  SQL> select max(max(sal)) from emp group by deptno having max(sal) = 3000;
  
  MAX(MAX(SAL))
  -------------
           3000
  
  SQL> select max(max(sal)) from emp group by deptno having (max(max(sal)) = 3000;
  select max(max(sal)) from emp group by deptno having (max(max(sal)) = 3000
                                                            *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00935: group function is nested too deeply
  
  SQL> -- You need to expand it
  
  SQL> select max(max_sal) from (select max(sal) max_sal from emp group by deptno) having max(max_sal) = 3000;
  
  no rows selected
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• How to create a nested local variable control custom?

  I inherited code which has a cluster of CTL control nested inside another group of control CTL.  If I drag the control nested outside the border of the other, I can right-click to create a local variable, I need to connect to the bundle name.  However, as soon as I drag the inside the limits of external control, it breaks the local variable.

  How can I create a local variable in a cluster THAT CTL nested in a second group CTL?

  Is there some kind of reference OuterCluster.InnerCluster, that I can use if I do a local variable of the external group?

  It turns that I need a local variable for the cluster internal.

  JPG attached shows that I created a local variable for the external cluster (ParametersCluster), used a Unbundle based on the name to access cluster internal (EmptyParmeters) and can access one of the elements through an another Unbundle by name.

• ExternalGroups not available in 'others '.

  Hi all

  I'm having a problem when I use EAP - TLS with certificates for authentication. Authentication works if my authorization

  criteria do not include an external group in the match criteria. When I try to add an external group to my authorization rule, it

  does not match my rule.

  When I look in the field "Other attributes" for this client, it does not appear as an available attribute.

  Do you know why it does this? Is the user that I use to join the AD is missing rights? Anything else? ActiveDirectory

  is from 2003 to 2008...

  FYI, when I use the same account to authenticate with the PEAP rather than EAP - TLS Protocol, outside groups are there and I can create

  a rule of correspondence of the external group for this user.

  Also, when I try to read the attributes of that user in the external identity, it has no attributes that are returned. Others

  users work...

  No idea? Is there any debugging that I can activate to solve this?

  Thanks in advance

  Happy to learn that you have found a solution and to basically ask it here! Five points from me! You must mark the question as answered so the thread may be closed

  Kind regards

• 5.2 ACS with authorization SRX GANYMEDE +.

  I'm trying to get the job GANYMEDE + on SRX 11.4R7.5. However, during my packet captures on SRX. I found the authorzation SRX with service request = junos-exec but ACS returns no value. causing the SRX to use the 'remote control' as a local user name and take the parameter class to it.

  "ACS, I found"Group mapping"policy correspondence to the"default rule"and leave" policy corresponded to the "default rule" as well.

  Please help to provide me with a link to the document on how to configure Group mapping and the authorization policy.

  You have to push the attributes in the policy elements > custom attributes even as fact here:

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/message/3417297#3417297

  After that go to the access policies > default device admin > customize > it will open a page customize, in which you choose the types of use of the condition in the policy.

  something like AD1: External group and Nas ip address and used to match the authorization rule.

  External group: in case you want to check if user on AD should belong to this group.

  NAS ip address: go where the Ganymede request here

  Jatin kone
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• basis of CWA Windows AD EHT 1.2.0.899

  Hi, I'm running ISE 1.2.0.899 patch 6

  When a user internal ISE a use which, in the parent group 'on board '. Guest authentication, self registration and profiling will simply awesome (see photo). But when I use a user created AD that is in the same "Onboard" AD security group, it is authenticated, but further, I received the message "the system administrator has not configured or activated a strategy for your device. In addition, I see in the newspaper that the AD user is authenticatd with the group 'everything '.  I've tried several things in the correspondence between the memberof permission / external group based on "Onboard" with or without the comments of the specified stream.  If I managed to get the aircraft registered in the Identity parameter and I try to match to an ad group, I see that works.

  The bottom line of this issue is so; If the BYOD/CYOD is not registered in the ISE (Endpoint identity) which regulates strategy can I do so it will be this profile as an android and put it as a registered device?

  Does anyone know how this can be configured?  Any help is appreciated.

  Thanks in advance,

  Kind regards

  Michel

  Sorry for the delay, Michel. Yo can also view the screenshot of your screen 'customer provisioning' (policy > Client Provisioning)

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• 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