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Hello all -I've been struggling with one particular issue here. I'm running ACS 3.2, and trying to set up secure access to my switches. I have "grad students" from my university that I want to allow to perform specific functions, i.e. change a port's...
Hi all-I'm looking for a utility or such that will periodically check the network (via either CAM or ARP tables or something) for one or more specified MAC addresses, and generate an alert (email?) when one of them is located. I'm sure there must be ...
Steve -I felt bad bugging you more, so I opened a TAC case. The answer was immediate: it can't be done on that model switch with that code. They did not allow console authorization, to keep you from hurting yourself. See the response from TAC below. ...
Hey Steve -I tried your recommendation, and it works, kinda. When I turn on that command, after authentication, I get dropped in at Privlege 15 and have full access to commands. Unfortunately, this is different than the telnet access in a key way; wh...
Hello Steve -Thanks for the quick responses. Please let me clarify a bit, I guess I didn't give enough info. I _do_ have the Privilege 15 setting in place in ACS, and if I login to the switches via telnet, I receive a level 15 Privilege, with only a ...
THIS JUST IN! Things are working perfectly EXCEPT one thing. When I use local console access to the switch, I can authenticate against the TACACS server, or login with a "local" admin account. Unfortunately, it spits the user out at Privilege 1, not...
Steve -Thanks for the prompt response. I figured out the first solution late last night, and was able to make it work by giving the test account Privilege 15 access, but restricting commands through the ACS.I knew about the second solution, but I'm t...
