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N5548UP AAA configuration problem

Ulrich Hansen
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Hi,

We recently switched a faulty N5548UP with a replacement and everything went fine, with the exception of one minor thing.

We're currently unable to authenticate using tacacs+.

When trying to enter the command 'aaa authentication login default group [groupname]', the following msg appears:

too big pss key or value size

could not update aaa configuration

We're running 5.0(3)N2(2b).

Thanks

/Ulrich

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nkarpysh
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hello,

That seems to be known DDTS

CSCts71286 N7K, N5k and MDS AAA authentication issue

Please consider this workaround:

Workaround:

Copy the configuration, write erase, reload.

Procedure:

Switch# copy running-config bootflash:runconfig

Switch# write erase

Switch# reload

*** wait for reload ***

Switch# copy bootflash:runconfig running-config

Workaround:

Copy the configuration, write erase, reload.

Procedure:

Switch# copy running-config bootflash:runconfig

Switch# write erase

Switch# reload

*** wait for reload ***

Switch# copy bootflash:runconfig running-config

Hope this helps,

Nik

HTH,
Niko

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nkarpysh
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hello,

That seems to be known DDTS

CSCts71286 N7K, N5k and MDS AAA authentication issue

Please consider this workaround:

Workaround:

Copy the configuration, write erase, reload.

Procedure:

Switch# copy running-config bootflash:runconfig

Switch# write erase

Switch# reload

*** wait for reload ***

Switch# copy bootflash:runconfig running-config

Workaround:

Copy the configuration, write erase, reload.

Procedure:

Switch# copy running-config bootflash:runconfig

Switch# write erase

Switch# reload

*** wait for reload ***

Switch# copy bootflash:runconfig running-config

Hope this helps,

Nik

HTH,
Niko

Hi Nik,

Thanks for the info.

Reloading the switch however, is not really an option right now. Guess I'll have to schedule it later.

/Ulrich

I had this same issue last night. I write erased, rebooted, and copy the config back on and it worked fine. When I removed aaa commands and tried to put them back on, I had no luck. Write erase, reboot, and repaste config worked.