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I'm having trouble understanding AAA processing logic. I just followed this guide to set up differentiated user level authentication profiles via TACACS+ on ACS version 5.6:http://www.security-solutions.co.za/Cisco-ACS-5.2-Role-Based-Authentication-A...
Before considering solutions, I must explain that there are two things I can NOT consider - First, migrating to a controller-based environment. My preference, but not an option. Second, upgrading the drivers on the client machines, again my preferen...
I guess what I'm saying is that it functions like command authorization doesn't do anything - that the authentication part of aaa is really what's in control of access to certain commands. Regardless of the authorization policy assigned to a given us...
Since removing mbssid from the radio interface, it appears that the stability problem has gone away. Is there an explanation for this? I believe mbssid was enabled at some point b/c someone thought we needed it to run "Multiple" Basic SSID's. This ...
So in dealing with this for the last 3 days, I'm more convinced than EVER that the problem is related to mbssid, and NOT mfp. I believe this because we removed our non-guest mode SSID from our 1242 and have not had problem recurrence since. Further...
Leo - You misunderstand - we don't have administrative control over the laptops in question. They belong to A COMPLETELY SEPARATE ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY/CORPORATION/DOMAIN/ETC and we can NOT tell them - "We know your wireless works fine everywhere ...
