09-22-2022 09:39 AM
hello.
I am configuring TACACS+ and RADIUS authentication service on ISE 3.1.
First of all, the RADIUS authentication policy is configured in Policy Sets.
However, looking at other sources, it appears that the TACACS+ authentication policy is configured in Device Admin Policy Sets.
I was wondering what is the difference between Device Admin Policy Sets and Policy Sets.
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09-22-2022 09:45 AM
@isp3799 the Policy Sets are for RADIUS authenticated sessions such as 802.1x / MAB wired and wireless connections or Remote Access VPN connections.
Where as Device Admin Policies Sets are for TACACS+ authenticated sessions, for device management of switch, routers etc.
09-22-2022 09:46 AM
Policy Sets are for RADIUS traffic. UDP/1812
Device Admin Policy sets are for TACACS+. TCP/49
09-22-2022 09:45 AM
@isp3799 the Policy Sets are for RADIUS authenticated sessions such as 802.1x / MAB wired and wireless connections or Remote Access VPN connections.
Where as Device Admin Policies Sets are for TACACS+ authenticated sessions, for device management of switch, routers etc.
09-22-2022 09:46 AM
Policy Sets are for RADIUS traffic. UDP/1812
Device Admin Policy sets are for TACACS+. TCP/49
04-27-2023 08:05 PM
So basically, it should be "RADIUS Policy Sets" and "TACACS Policy Sets", because in reality, RADIUS is very often used for Device Admin Access. This has caused a LOT of wasted man hours. Just saying....
04-27-2023 08:21 PM
Yeah sure, TACACS+ is device admin only. RADIUS can be client authc/authz and device admin for devices that don’t support TACACS+.
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