11-09-2007 03:44 PM
I have configured my cisco devices to authenticate administrators againts active directory using IAS. But I would like IAS to publish the appropriate privileges at logon.
"privilege exec level 7 write memory"
I would also like to centralize my access-classes the same way.
11-09-2007 10:05 PM
Hi,
Have you tried this?
- Fire up IAS
- Select "Remote Access Policies"
- Right-click the policy
- Select "Properties"
- "Policy conditions:" should only show "Windows-Group matches "DOMAIN\OU""
- Select "Edit PRofile"
- Select "Advanced"
- Remove "Framed-Protocol" from the "Attributes:"
- Edit "Service-Type" from the "Attributes:" and change the "Attribute Value" to "Login"
- In the "Advanced" tab, select "Add" + "Vendor-Specific" + "Add" + "Add"
Select from list: Cisco
Check "Yes, it conforms"
- Select "Configure Attributes"
Vendor-assigned attribute number: 1
Attribute format: String
Attribute value: 7
- Save (ok, ok, ok......)
Regards,
Dandy
11-10-2007 10:38 PM
I was able to configure IAS to grant users level 7 access, but i would also like the privileges i have linked to level to be pushed from IAS as well. So when user bob logs in and is a member of a group that has level 7 access he can modify a interface but nothing else.
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