Cisco Systems OL-9971-01 manual Configuring AAA Servers, Deleting AAA Clients

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Chapter 3 Network Configuration

Configuring AAA Servers

Deleting AAA Clients

To delete AAA clients:

Step 1 In the navigation bar, click Network Configuration.

The Network Configuration page opens.

Step 2 Do one of the following:

•If you are using NDGs, click the name of the NDG to which the AAA client is assigned. Then, click the AAA client hostname in the AAA Clients table.

•To delete AAA clients when you have not enabled NDGs, click the AAA client hostname in the AAA Clients table.

The AAA Client Setup for the Name page appears.

Step 3 To delete the AAA client and have the deletion take effect immediately, click Delete + Apply.

Note Restarting ACS services clears the Logged-in User report and temporarily interrupts all ACS services. As an alternative to restarting when you delete AAA clients, you can click Delete. However, when you do, the change does not take effect until you restart the system, which you can do by choosing System Configuration > Service Control. Then, choose Restart.

A confirmation dialog box appears.

Step 4 Click OK.

ACS restarts AAA services and the AAA client is deleted.

If you have a configured RADIUS/TACACS source-interface command on the AAA client, ensure that you configure the client on ACS by using the IP address of the interface that is specified.

Configuring AAA Servers

This section presents procedures for configuring AAA servers in the ACS web interface. For additional information about AAA servers, see AAA Servers in Distributed Systems, page 3-2.

To configure distributed system features for a given ACS, you must first define the other AAA server(s). For example, all ACSs that are involved in replication, remote logging, authentication proxying, and RDBMS synchronization must have AAA server configurations for each other; otherwise, incoming communication from an unknown ACS is ignored and the distributed system feature will fail.

Tip If the AAA Servers table does not appear, choose Interface Configuration > Advanced Options. Then, check the Distributed System Settings check box.

This section contains the following topics:

•AAA Server Configuration Options, page 3-15

•Adding AAA Servers, page 3-16

•Editing AAA Servers, page 3-17

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Contents Network Configuration About Network ConfigurationAbout ACS in Distributed Systems AAA Servers in Distributed SystemsProxy in Distributed Systems Default Distributed System SettingsProxy Feature Fallback on Failed Connection An ExampleRemote Use of Accounting Packets Character StringNetwork Device Search Criteria Other Features Enabled by System DistributionNetwork Device Searches Searching for Network Devices Configuring AAA Clients AAA Client Configuration OptionsNetwork Configuration Configuring AAA Clients Network Configuration Configuring AAA Clients Adding AAA Clients Before You BeginEditing AAA Clients Configuring a Default AAA Client Follow the steps for Adding AAA Clients,Configuring AAA Servers Deleting AAA ClientsAAA Server Configuration Options Adding AAA Servers Editing AAA Servers Configuring Remote Agents ACS Solution Engine Only Deleting AAA ServersRemote Agent Configuration Options About Remote AgentsAdding a Remote Agent Editing a Remote Agent Configuration Deleting a Remote Agent Configuration Configuring Network Device Groups Adding a Network Device Group Assigning an Unassigned AAA Client or AAA Server to an NDG Reassigning AAA Clients or AAA Servers to an NDGEditing a Network Device Group NDG properties are changedConfiguring Proxy Distribution Tables Deleting a Network Device GroupAbout the Proxy Distribution Table Adding a New Proxy Distribution Table EntryNetwork Configuration Configuring Proxy Distribution Tables Editing a Proxy Distribution Table Entry Deleting a Proxy Distribution Table Entry
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