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ISE tacacs+ command set for all interface-specific subcommands

Azlord_Cisco
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Hi,


I'd really like to know what the ISE tacacs+ command set is for all interface-specific subcommands. 

 

" Permit interface* " gets me into the interface configuration mode, but nothing within that mode. Is there a one-line command set that will include all subcommands within the interface mode? (wildcard "*" in the argument box didn't work). 

 

Thanks

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Every command is treated on its own merits regardless of where you are in the configuration.  ISE has no awarness of the fact that you are at the interface section.  If you allow the user to go to the interface section then you need to allow the user to issue commands:

shutdown

switchport access vlan

no shutdown

 

etc.

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Mike.Cifelli
Advisor
Advisor
You should be able to use ISE to validate your command expressions. Under TACACS Command Sets I think what you are looking for is:
Grant = PERMIT; Command = Interface; Arguments = all;
Try that and test accordingly. Lastly, see section 'TACACS+ Command Sets' here: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/2-4/admin_guide/b_ISE_admin_guide_24/m_ise_tacacs_device_admin.html

balaji.bandi
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what kind of user rights ?

 

 

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Every command is treated on its own merits regardless of where you are in the configuration.  ISE has no awarness of the fact that you are at the interface section.  If you allow the user to go to the interface section then you need to allow the user to issue commands:

shutdown

switchport access vlan

no shutdown

 

etc.

Thank you, it appears that you were correct - all commands within a command group that you want some control over need to be individually defined. 

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