Cisco Systems OL-9971-01 Configuring Proxy Distribution Tables, Deleting a Network Device Group

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Chapter 3 Network Configuration

Configuring Proxy Distribution Tables

Deleting a Network Device Group

When you delete an NDG, all AAA clients and AAA servers that belong to the deleted group appear in the Not Assigned AAA Clients or Not Assigned AAA Servers table.

Tip It might be useful to empty an NDG of AAA clients and AAA servers before you delete it. You can do this manually by performing the procedure Reassigning AAA Clients or AAA Servers to an NDG, page 3-25; or, in cases where you have a large number of devices to reassign, use the RDBMS Synchronization feature.

Caution When deleting an NDG, ensure that there are no NARs or other SPCs that invoke the original NDG. ACS performs no automatic checking to determine whether the original NDG is still invoked. If a user authentication request incorporates an SPC that invokes a nonexistent (or renamed) NDG, the attempt will fail and the user will be rejected.

To delete an NDG:

Step 1 In the navigation bar, click Network Configuration.

The Network Configuration page opens.

Step 2 In the Network Device Groups table, click the NDG that you want to delete.

Tip If the Network Device Groups table does not appear, choose Interface Configuration > Advanced Options. Then check the Network Device Groups check box.

Step 3 At the bottom of the page, click Delete Group.

A confirmation dialog box appears.

Step 4 Click OK.

The NDG is deleted and its name is removed from the Network Device Groups table. Any AAA clients and AAA servers that were in the NDG are now in the Not Assigned AAA Clients or Not Assigned AAA Servers table.

Configuring Proxy Distribution Tables

This section describes the Proxy Distribution Table.

This section contains the following topics:

•About the Proxy Distribution Table, page 3-27

•Adding a New Proxy Distribution Table Entry, page 3-28

•Sorting the Character String Match Order of Distribution Entries, page 3-29

•Editing a Proxy Distribution Table Entry, page 3-29

•Deleting a Proxy Distribution Table Entry, page 3-30

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Contents About Network Configuration Network ConfigurationAAA Servers in Distributed Systems About ACS in Distributed SystemsDefault Distributed System Settings Proxy FeatureProxy in Distributed Systems An Example Fallback on Failed ConnectionCharacter String Remote Use of Accounting PacketsOther Features Enabled by System Distribution Network Device SearchesNetwork Device Search Criteria Searching for Network Devices AAA Client Configuration Options Configuring AAA ClientsNetwork Configuration Configuring AAA Clients Network Configuration Configuring AAA Clients Before You Begin Adding AAA ClientsEditing AAA Clients Follow the steps for Adding AAA Clients, Configuring a Default AAA ClientDeleting AAA Clients Configuring AAA ServersAAA Server Configuration Options Adding AAA Servers Editing AAA Servers Deleting AAA Servers Configuring Remote Agents ACS Solution Engine OnlyAbout Remote Agents Remote Agent Configuration OptionsAdding a Remote Agent Editing a Remote Agent Configuration Deleting a Remote Agent Configuration Configuring Network Device Groups Adding a Network Device Group Reassigning AAA Clients or AAA Servers to an NDG Assigning an Unassigned AAA Client or AAA Server to an NDGNDG properties are changed Editing a Network Device GroupDeleting a Network Device Group Configuring Proxy Distribution TablesAdding a New Proxy Distribution Table Entry About the Proxy Distribution TableNetwork Configuration Configuring Proxy Distribution Tables Deleting a Proxy Distribution Table Entry Editing a Proxy Distribution Table Entry
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