12-29-2010 02:36 AM - edited 03-10-2019 05:40 PM
Hi out there
I am trying to get the config right on our nexus switches to use our local ACS server for authentication and command authorization. I of course want to make yuse of a local user-database if the connection to the central ACS server fails. But I cannot get the syntax correctly - can some please see what I am doing wrong here - se here - I have defined this on my nexus 5020:
I have defined a tacacs+ group named TACSRV
aaa group server tacacs+ TACSRV
aaa authentication login default group TACSRV
aaa authentication login console local
aaa authorization commands default group TACSRV
aaa authentication login error-enable
how should it look to first ask the servers in TACSRV and if not succesfully the local database?
best regards /ti
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12-29-2010 03:46 AM
Hello ,
You should add at the end of each authentication and authorization set "local"
Like this :
aaa authentication login default group TACSRV local
aaa authorization config-commands default group TACSRV local
aaa authorization commands default group TACSRV local
Dan
12-29-2010 03:46 AM
Hello ,
You should add at the end of each authentication and authorization set "local"
Like this :
aaa authentication login default group TACSRV local
aaa authorization config-commands default group TACSRV local
aaa authorization commands default group TACSRV local
Dan
12-29-2010 03:47 AM
hi out there
ok - too stupid - it is of course just the cli which doesn't show me the possibilty - the correct syntax is
aaa authorization commands default group TACSRV local
but - how can I use this command
aaa authorization commands default group TACSRV local
Can I define a collection of commands which is not default? Or what is this keyword intended to be used for?
12-29-2010 03:50 AM
Hi ,
For now , as far as i now , there is no posibility to configure the level commands as on IOS
You have only :
commands Authorization for all exec-mode comamnds
config-commands Authorization for config comamnds
Dan
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