Cisco Systems 4.2 Import an Audit Vendor File by Using CSUtil, Import NAC Attribute-Value Pairs

Chapter 9 NAC Configuration Scenario

Step 11 (Optional): Configure GAME Group Feedback

Import an Audit Vendor File by Using CSUtil

For information on importing an audit vendor file by using CSUtil, see the “Adding a Custom RADIUS Vendor and VSA Set” section in Appendix D of the User Guide for Cisco Secure Access Control Server 4.2, “CSUtil Database Utility.”

Import a Device-Type Attribute File by Using CSUtil

	Before you can configure GAME group feedback, you must import an attribute file that contains a
	device-type attribute.
	The format of a text file to set up a device-type attributes is:
	[attr#0]
	vendor-id=<the vendor identifier number>
	vendor-name=<the name of the vendor>
	application-id=6
	application-name=Audit
	attribute-id=00012
	attribute-name=Device-Type
	attribute-profile=in out
	atribute-type=string
	To import the file:
Step 1	Save the text file that sets up the device-type attribute in an appropriate directory.
Step 2	Open a DOS command window.
Step 3	Enter:
	CSUtil -addAVP<device-type filename>
	where device-type filename is the name of the text file that contains the device-type attribute.
Step 4	Restart ACS:

a.In the navigation bar, click System Configuration.

b.Click Service Control.

c.Click Restart.

Import NAC Attribute-Value Pairs

To import NAC attribute-value pairs:

Step 1 Use a text editor to create a NAC attribute-value pairs file.

Step 2 Import the file by using CSUtil. Then:

a.Start a DOS command window.

b.Enter:

CSUtil -addAVP <NAC AV-pair filename>

where NAC AV-pair filename is the name of the text file that contains the device-type attribute.

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