06-27-2012 12:48 AM - edited 03-10-2019 07:14 PM
Hi Security Experts,
I have a requirement to add a third-party box (niksun appliance used for sniffing packets) as a radius client in ACS 4.2.
I have gone through the configuration guide of niksun to see how it should be done.
As per their documentation, I have to create a file on the ACS server ( our ACS is installed in a windows 2003 server) and this file should include Niksun Vendor ID. Then I have to include this file in ACS dictionary file.
Could you give me an example of how this is done on ACS 4.2? FYI our ACS is installed in a windows 2003 server.
PS : I rate useful posts.
Thanks,
Kashish
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06-27-2012 06:03 AM
Well Well
You are talking about defining custom radius vendor on ACS.
This can be done using RDBMS synchronization feature , by having account actions.csv file built based on the dictionary defintion of the third party vendor and importing it back to ACS.
Check the following link for further info:
the following actiond codes should be the core for achieving your task:
350 ADD_UDV
352 ADD_VSA
353 SET_VSA_PROFILE
354 ADD_VSA_ENUM
355 ADOPT_NEW_UDV_OR_VSA
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06-27-2012 04:19 AM
Can some security expert help me out here?
06-27-2012 06:03 AM
Well Well
You are talking about defining custom radius vendor on ACS.
This can be done using RDBMS synchronization feature , by having account actions.csv file built based on the dictionary defintion of the third party vendor and importing it back to ACS.
Check the following link for further info:
the following actiond codes should be the core for achieving your task:
350 ADD_UDV
352 ADD_VSA
353 SET_VSA_PROFILE
354 ADD_VSA_ENUM
355 ADOPT_NEW_UDV_OR_VSA
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Make sure to rate correct answer
07-05-2012 07:50 PM
Thanks maldehne.
On further reading, I found that same thing can be done using csutil. I used csutil and was able to add custom radius vendor. But I am sure RDBMS would also have worked.
Thanks,
Kashish
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