Hello Everyone
I have gotten into a bit of difficulty when configuring Command sets on the ACS. I have put commands on the ACS and configured aaa authorization commands on the Cisco Device.. It does work but "access-list" command and other commands appear to be working even when I have not permitted them in the command set.
This is my configuration on both the router and the ACS
ACS
PERMIT/DENY COMMANDS ARGUEMENT
PERMIT CONFIGURE terminal
PERMIT SHOW *
PERMIT ping
PERMIT interface gigabit*
Now I have made a COMMAND-SET called restrictive and applied these commands. But still when I create an access-list on the device it works. I have applied the correct policies and mapping the correct the device groups and ACTIVE DIRECTORY. I am able to get hit counts whenever an AD user logs into the Cisco device. This command set is the only issue I am facing now.
I am assuming that I dont have to put a DENYALL at the end since that is implied.
ROUTER
aaa new-model
aaa authentication login default tacacs+ local
aaa authorization exec default tacacs+ local
aaa authorization commands default tacacs+ local
tacacs-server host 1.1.1.1 key 12345
I have looked at the user guide example on the command set and it is really vague.
Please help
Thanks