01-11-2007 09:31 AM - edited 03-10-2019 02:55 PM
Yesterday we had two ACS 4.0 servers installed on Windows 2000 Domain Controllers that were working great. ACS1 was the primary server and replication was configured to send to ACS2. ACS2 replication was configured to receive from ACS1.
We lost ACS2 yesterday so I installed ACS 4 on a 2003 Domain Controller (ACS3). I installed ACS3, went into network configuration and added ACS1 as an AAA server.
I then logged onto ACS1 and added ACS3 as an AAA server and configured ACS3 as a replication partner.
It is not replicating - if I look at the log I get
ERROR, ACS 'ACS3' has denied replication request
I do not have the primary as a replication on the secondary.
I have some screen shots of the configuration from ACS2 and I've duplicated everything I've could (except for name and IP).
Any ideas on what I can try next?
01-26-2007 10:26 AM
Check out the following link to verify your configuration between ACS servers.
01-26-2007 11:38 PM
In the Network Configuration section of the Secondary ACS ( slave ) , add the primary ACS server ( Master ) to the AAA Servers table.
According to your isssue , you do not have ACS1 as a known AAA server in ACS3.
01-27-2007 12:26 AM
Try to check the Send & Receive components in Master ACS and Slave ACS are in sync.
01-27-2007 01:23 PM
Working w/ Cisco TAC I created a new network device group on each ACS server - set a key for the NDG and moved the ACS servers to the new group. Replication was successful after that. However, after doing that our wireless clients weren't able to authenticate but I think I'm pretty close to solving this. Thanks for all the help.
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