01-16-2012 10:45 PM - edited 07-03-2021 09:23 PM
Hi,
Is there any way to check that the Users were authenticated by AD through cisco ACS 4.2, I have deploy the Cisco ACS 4.2 with WLC 5500, now i have to check whether the user are authenticated by ACS or AD kindly guide me how i check it.
all users were connected and authenticated having domain user.
i am confuse whether ACS authenticate users from internal database or from AD.
Kindly help me..... ill b very thankful to you.....
M.Bilal Iqbal
01-16-2012 10:54 PM
Hello, yes i believe if you check the pass logs in ACS it should tell you what data base the user was auth against. Internal or your domain.
Have you checked your PASS logs?
01-16-2012 11:12 PM
Hi,
Thanks for your reply, are you talking about Passed Authentications log, if not can you guide me from where i get this log.
M.Bilal
01-16-2012 11:16 PM
Yes exactly. I dont have my 4.2 in front of me but there is a column that should state where the user was auth from. Also, you can check if your WLC is to check local first or AD.
You have identical user name and passords local to the ACS and also in AD, really?
01-16-2012 11:22 PM
no i have different users for internal and for AD, as you know that we have to make a group and add users in it and map the ACS group against the AD group. so it confuse me if we enter the users in that ACS group then all the users will authenticated by ACS internaly or it will check AD also?
01-16-2012 11:30 PM
If you check the user record itself, there is a drop down as to where that user should authenticate against (acs or external).
01-16-2012 11:38 PM
Are you talking about this user setup. yes i select windows database for it....
01-16-2012 11:44 PM
Ok if you have a user set up in ACS in a group and it is marked "windows" its getting sent to AD to get authenticated. Did you check your pass logs ? There is a field called database. This should show you if the user is ACS or AD. If its AD it will have the name of your domain (that was set up in ACS).
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