03-09-2011 05:13 AM - edited 03-10-2019 05:53 PM
Hi
We have async lines between 2 sites to stream SCADA type information
When we have applied AAA Tacacs to routers this has been no problem until lines are reset then I guess as EXEC sets up connection it fails as no AAA authentication.
Due to criticallity of information I have taken AAA off routers for now but looking for long term solution.
Can I config the lines to authenticate locally using local username/password or even for these partcicular lines not to authenticate.?
Any help appreciated
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03-09-2011 08:47 PM
I had a situation which was sort of similar to yours. Perhaps the solution that I found might work for your situation. I had async lines that I wanted to authenticate to a server group that was different from what the telnet/SSH authentication used. I configured the aaa authentication default to use what I wanted on the asyn lines. In your case it might specify local login to use local ID and password or perhaps you might specify none as the authentication method. Then I specified a named authentication method using the other server group and specified the named authentication method on the vty lines.
HTH
Rick
03-09-2011 08:47 PM
I had a situation which was sort of similar to yours. Perhaps the solution that I found might work for your situation. I had async lines that I wanted to authenticate to a server group that was different from what the telnet/SSH authentication used. I configured the aaa authentication default to use what I wanted on the asyn lines. In your case it might specify local login to use local ID and password or perhaps you might specify none as the authentication method. Then I specified a named authentication method using the other server group and specified the named authentication method on the vty lines.
HTH
Rick
03-15-2011 06:34 AM
Thanks
Did the trick on my lab setup, also had to do similiar commands for authorisation commands.
Many Thanks.
03-15-2011 10:51 AM
Yes, if you are doing authorization then the same approach works for that also.
I am glad that my suggestions pointed you to a solution for your issue. Thank you for marking the question as answered/resolved (and thanks for the points). It makes the forum more useful when people can read about an issue and can know that they will find a solution to that issue. Your marking the question will help other readers to make effective use of the forum.
HTH
Rick
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