MOVI authentication for VCS-TMSPE-AD?

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• VCS VCS - E, TMS, TMSPE, Jabber/Movi authentication

  Just trying to figure the best way to approach this.

  I have read the documentation and the best approach seems to get to the VCS VCS-E to Active Directory and the synchronization of the TMS with AD for user account creation. This would avoid the need to records movi proxy for control of VCS and would ensure that all (SIP and H323) registration for the VCS-E would be authenticated.

  I don't think that my client will allow the VCS-E talk to AD.

  So, what are my options?

  If I SIP proxy of VCS-E records the VCS control, how are they managing H323? I don't want just any point endpoint h323 register with the VCS-E. I need to authenticate them. The customer has exernal h323 endpoints that they would like to sign up for VCS - E. I know I could put registration rules to restrict only some URI SIP, H323 IDs etc but it's really just security by obscurity.

  The local on VCS and VCS-E database can be used for authentication Movi/SIP and H323 records? I know that I would have to duplicate accounts and passwords on both.

  What books commissioning and address through registration to the VCS-E? Would it still work?

  Any suggestions on the best way to handle this in the safest way possible without breaking things?

  If I go with the control of VCS and VCS Expressway with authentication Active Directory (directly) on the control method of the VCS as described in the guide of authentication devices, I'm looking for the reality that I will not be able to restrict who can register for the VCS-E? At this time should I just seek to restrict the search for rules to only authenticated users?

  Thank you

  Jon

  Hey Jon,

  MOVI/Jabber you won't have to worry about authenticating H323. With your endpoints however you can just use the database local to authenticate or H350 (more can be read about in the guide of the Provisioning device referred to as Tomo). You can create a different generic for all your endpoints (less secure if which is discovered). But by combining this feature with a political appeal will ensure better security.

  I highly doubt that your client will allow you to leave the talk VCSE in AD. For movi/jabber users, you can create another subfield and use a regex pattern for point movi/jabber users to authenticate it as. * (\.movi)@domain.com. In addition, you can refer to this fragment and others have used in the past.

  In a secure design, the VCS (control and Highway) would require identification for registration information.

  The Control of VCS would have Active Directory Service active and joins the Active Directory domain. For VCS authenticate the credentials of Movi/Jabber on Active Directory before the SUBSCRIPTION for the supply is sent to the service of commissioning, the default Zone would be set to verify the credentials. For requests for SUBSCRIPTION from the highway, the area on the VCS control would also to verify the credentials. It handles authentication for the provision.

  The next part is the record of the Movi/Jabber client. The subzone to which the customer will register must also be set to verify the credentials. Here's everything you need for internal records (registration to the VCS control).

  For the Highway, things get a little more complicated. For commissioning subscription, the SUBSCRIPTION is forwarded to the VCS control. With the area on the VCS game to check the credentials, you're all set. Now on registration to the highway. The subzone to which the customer will register to must be defined to check credentials. From the motorway VCS don't have direct access to Active Directory, we use local credentials on the highway. A set of credentials should be configured in VCS Configuration > authentication > devices > local database. You will create a single name and password all Movi/Jabber clients will use. The end user has NO need to know these credentials. The username and password is provided to the Movi/Jabber client via configuration data it has received. To set up these data, MSDS, you must configure a SIP of authentication user name and password for SIP authentication in the configuration of the commissioning. For these options to be available, you must ensure that you have downloaded the configuration template xml for the Movi/Jabber version you are using. The xml file is included in the zip package full of the client which can be downloaded on www.cisco.com. So, who will be recording from the highway. Now, this creates an interesting situation with VCS control. The internal Movi/Jabber client will receive the same provisioning configuration and will attempt to use those same credentials when you register for the control of VCS. The VCS control is already set to authenticate against Active Directory and Active Directory ONLY registration.

  You will need to create an account in Active Directory corresponding to these credentials. The Active Directory account didn't need special access. It is used only for authentication purposes. A few things to keep in mind: SIP authentication user name and password for SIP authentication are stored in clear text configuration configuration. This means that the data is sent in clear text. To be sure that these data are not compromised on the wire, do not forget that you are using for your communication SIP Movi/Jabber TLS.

  With this directories will always work as jabber should be authenticated in order to receive directories. Your physical endpoint points will work differently with how they receive books and whether or not they are able to communicate with MSDS (unless you choose to configure endpoints also if those you are capable).

  It is in no way the design as safe as possible. It is to you to ensure that your environment is as secure as possible and therefore tested. The best way to fix everything is a well-defined appeal policy designed with your specific needs.

  The foregoing is in no way a recommendation but just a little more information to chew while looking to choose and implement what is best for you.

  Adam

• VCS-E for VCS - C MOVI AUTHENTICATION WITH AD AUTHENTICATION

  Hello

  We have a VCS - C and VCS-E. We have movi users currently authenticated by the local Agent of MSDS database.

  We are now in the treatment of the migration to Active Directory authentication.

  We did it by selecting "Check for credentials" on VCS - C area (entry point for provisioned client) default and each user movi on internal network is getting authenticated with credentials of the AD. (User domain\username & domain password)

  However, if a user of VCS - E attempts to authenticate the credentials of the AD, the connection fails with an invalid username and password.

  If we try to use the username and password of MSDS agent, it works very well.

  Proceed to the next step, we have activated the "Check for authentication" then the VCS - C road customer area to the VCS-E. Then authentication is fine with the AD credentials for users outside movi.

  Now, I want to know, allowing the "Check for authentication" then the VCS - C course CLient area will affect the flow of calls between VCS - C and VCS-E or any service will be interrupted.

  Best regards / / Rio

  You have all the other things listed in the VCS-E? As endpoints, gateways? In brief

  anything with the same fields that are set up on the SCV - C as well?

  You register customers movi on the VCS-E or proxy list them on the VCS - C?

  Outside calls does not at all, as the auth hits the same domain only.

  What you might try is if your movi users can always successfully connect from the outside through the

  the VCS-E to the devices registered in the VCS - C and also presence and directories.

  These are the things that break likely tend to break, if there is something else wrong.

  Not to mention that if you have configured correctly it should work correctly

  Please take some time and go through this guide, they have fine examples in the annex,

  so you can double check your configuration:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/Telepresence/infrastructure/VCs/config_guide/Cisco_VCS_Authenticating_Devices_Deployment_Guide_X7-0.PDF

  Maybe, Andreas has something else to add.

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• Authentication Device VCS

  I have successfully configured our VCS to authenticate users video Jabber (Movi) to AD, but when I try to identify you as a user created manually TMS, I can't.  Is it possible to have enabled the AD authentication, but at the same time, be allowed to use the credentials that are present in the TMS?  For users in the AD, as well as those not, such as those created manually in the TMS.

  Thanks, Patrick

  Patrick,

  the parameter "Protocol NTLM challenges" (which activates / disables authentication AD Jabber Video (and Movi 4.2 and higher) are a parameter box, and you can therefore choose to use AD authentication for a selection of users while making regular (Digest) authentication for others.)

  If you have a strong need for a mixed-authentication environment, your best bet is to use 2 of VCS and TMS EP, where, in PE of TMS, you have 1 user any AD that are hosted in a VCS group and another group of created users manually that are hosted in other VCS, and then activate the auth NTLM/AD on the first VCS and disable auth NTLM/AD on the second VCS.

  The reasoning behind the approach of all in/all out for authentication NTLM for Jabber Video, is that in a 'normal' business environment, if you are using AD authentication for commissioning, you are likely to do it for all your users and not only a part of them.

  Hope this helps,

  Andreas

• Provisiong Movi users using VCS & AD

  Hi all How Movi users provisioning works, if the customer has configured all users on AD and linked VCS to AD, but there is no TMS
  I guess that when customer movi connects, it will go to the AD for authentication
  But other then that, without going through the TMS that will contain the configuration data?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  Provisionig data always on the vcs. TMS is used to manage the data for manageability but its replicated for vcs.

  If you use provisions without TMS, then I assume you are using VCS Starter Pack. Config templates are incorporated.

  With vcs control, TMS is required to

  perform commissioning.

  / Magnus

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• Basic authentication for the OSB exposed as a Rest Service

  Hi all

  We expose OSB Service as a Rest Service to the customer. Need to add basic for the client authentication. In the HTTP transport Service proxy, we have enabled basic authentication. However, we do not know how to proceed. We want to take care of the authentication section in the BSO it itself, so what should be our next step for her? How to extract the authentication information for the request and where to add the check? Is there an easy way to integrate with authentication AD in OSB?

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  By the way: for BA on a Business Service: you must create a ServiceAccount object with the specific user name password and assign to specific BusinessService. You can create a surveillance society by environment, each in a particular folder of dev/test/ACC/prod. Then use a customization file to switch between them.

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• HP20002D19WM came with no software (cyberlink) key and certificates of authenticity for windows

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• Cannot enable authentication for 802. 1 x

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  I get an error message when I right click on my wireless connection. I want to access authentication of 802. 1 x. need help, please.

  You see the error of not being able to find a certificate because you select 802.1 x.

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• Why did did you publish 2.6 of Movie Maker for Vista and not for XP?

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  Hey Microsoft, I want to ask U! Why did did you publish 2.6 of Movie Maker for Vista and not for XP?

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• Movie Maker for Mac won't let me import images

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• RADIUS authentication for the switch using ISE

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  Well, you can set the "enable" function also be controlled via the AAA server with the following command:

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• Test command of the AAA for EAP - TLS authentication for wireless users

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• Authentication for wireless access

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  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.

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• CTS 1300 how register for VCS

  Hello

  We have recently acquired a CTS-1300 and we need to save the cts for VCS as a goalkeeper, we run the software CTS 1.6 and 7.1 VCS, is it possible?

  At this time we do not want to register in our handler calls, we really need to use the VCS instead, it is possible by upgrading the version of the software on the CTS?

  Hello

  According to my knowledge on the RTC devices, you must have a call manager to save it.

  living with VCS is not possible at this time.