Re: Cisco command authorization

2008-01-07 Thread Guy Davies
Hi Stefan, It may be primarily Cisco that pushes TACACS+ because ACS is a much better TACACS+ server than it is a RADIUS server. However, there are many vendors that offer some degree of support for TACACS+ just to avoid one of the barriers to entering the many Cisco only networks. :-) Rgds, Gu

Re: Cisco command authorization

2008-01-07 Thread Stefan Winter
> Could you add this to the wiki ? > > http://wiki.freeradius.org/Cisco Done. > I myself don't use any Cisco kit, but the situation is much the same > with HP Procurve Switches. > On all but the most expensive switches TACACS+ is the only way to define > command lists, on all the others your > ei

Re: Cisco command authorization

2008-01-04 Thread Alan DeKok
Stefan Winter wrote: ... > These two are the ONLY ones. Since it's just about parsing the string content > of cisco-avpair at the router side, there is absolutely no technical reason > why these two wouldn't go through. The only explanation then is that this is > a deliberate step by Cisco to ma

Re: Cisco command authorization

2008-01-04 Thread Arran Cudbard-Bell
Stefan Winter wrote: Hi all, there are inquiries every once in a while here about how to enable command authorization for Cisco devices in a Cisco-AVPair. The usual answer is: find out if the NAS has an attribute for it. Now I'm myself trying to get rid of a haunting daemon, the tac_plus dae

Cisco command authorization

2008-01-04 Thread Stefan Winter
Hi all, there are inquiries every once in a while here about how to enable command authorization for Cisco devices in a Cisco-AVPair. The usual answer is: find out if the NAS has an attribute for it. Now I'm myself trying to get rid of a haunting daemon, the tac_plus daemon, and so I investiga

Re: Cisco Command authorization

2004-12-06 Thread Carl
There are settings in the Cisco IOS that will allow you to authenticate an administrator through a freeradius server Lim Han Shyong wrote: Hi all: I would like use freeradius to authenticate telnet service into cisco. Its work after setup. So now my further questions are . 1. How i config

RE: Cisco Command authorization

2004-12-05 Thread Lim Han Shyong
OTECTED]On Behalf Of Herbert MaosaSent: Monday, December 06, 2004 1:48 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: Cisco Command authorization 1. To do thi is not trivial. It will require you to put all the commands that you want the users to execute in a custom command level on the ci

RE: Cisco Command authorization

2004-12-05 Thread Herbert Maosa
. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lim Han Shyong Sent: 06 December 2004 03:14 To: Free-Radius (E-mail) Subject: Cisco Command authorization   Hi all:   I would like use freeradius to authenticate telnet service into cisco. Its work after setup. So

Cisco Command authorization

2004-12-05 Thread Lim Han Shyong
Hi all:  I would like use freeradius to authenticate telnet service into cisco. Its work after setup. So now my further questions are . 1. How i configure the command authorization with freeradius? which mean i only allow user to enter certain command during the telnet session. 2. How i

Re: Cisco Command Authorization

2004-07-09 Thread Gary McKinney
It would probably help [grin] if you sent the radiusd -x output instead of the Cisco debug output - this list does not normally perform vendor specific troubleshooting ( but if someone on the list has seen the specific type of problem they usually respond) Gary N. McKinney Network Admi

Cisco Command Authorization

2004-07-09 Thread Eric TURENNE
Hi, I'm currently investigating freeradius in order to migrate from tacacs+ to radius. I got pretty much authentication and accounting to do what I want. But I cannot figure out what's wrong with the command authorization. Config seems good but nothing is sent to RADIUS server. Here's router co