12-21-2004 08:27 AM - edited 03-10-2019 01:56 PM
Hello,
I have a Cisco Hardware ACS 3.2 behind a Pix 515E. I am trying to setup remote authentication from Sprints Dial-up authentication servers. I opened ports 1645 and 1646 from the outside to the ACS inside, but when they send a test, they get nothing in reply and I see nothing on ACS for failed or anything. Is there something I have to do on the Pix515E to allow these requests to get to the ACS on the inside network?
Thank you,
Rick
12-23-2004 08:14 PM
Radius works on ports 1645/1646 (older systems generally), and on the proper ports of 1812/1813 (initially Radius was given 1645/1646 to use but then IETF realised another system used it, so they changed the "official" Radius ports to 1812/1813 ata later date). Depending on what ports the Sprint dial-up system uses you will probably need to open up those ports through the PIX. ACS automatically listens on both 1645/1646 and 1812/1813 for Radius authentication requests.
12-27-2004 07:23 AM
so far this is where we are, i had tcp and not udp ports open. i have made that change. Now they go thru the pix to the ACS. however they are trying to login with username@domain.ext and they only authenticate against the default group in the ACS. I am seeing if Sprint will try domain\username so that way it will go to the correct group and work.
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