Audit servers Configuring | Cisco Systems 4.2 specs

Index

separation from general users				2-18
Agentless Host for L2 (802.1x fallback) template					9-65
agentless host for L2 (802.1x fallback) template					9-65
agentless host support
overview	6-1
summary of configuration steps				6-3
agentless request processing
enabling	6-18
enabling for a NAP			6-20
AP
See wireless access point
architecture
campus LAN		2-3
for ACS deployment			2-1
small LAN environment 2-3
wired LAN
geographically dispersed				2-4
audit flow settings
configuring for an audit server				9-35,9-43,9-78
audit servers	6-2
configuring		9-32,9-41,9-76
configuring audit flow settings for 9-35,9-43,9-78
configuring for MAB support				6-24
external posture validation audit servers 9-31,9-40,
9-74
in NAC networks 6-2
mapping to a profile			9-71
audit vendor file
importing	9-73
AV pairs 9-52

Bypass info attribute

in Passed Authentications and Failed Attempts reports 6-23

Configuration Guide for Cisco Secure ACS 4.2

CA certificate

installing	6-9,7-4,9-7
campus LAN	2-3
campus WLAN		2-6
cautions
significance of			x
Certificate Binary Comparison
specifying for EAP-TLS					7-6
Certificate CN Comparison
specifying for EAP-TLS					7-6
certificate database for LDAP servers
trusted root CA			6-16
Certificate SAN Comparison
specifying for EAP-TLS					7-6
Cisco Network Admission Control
See NAC
Common LDAP Configuration					6-14
configuration flowchart				1-5
configuration steps
for password policy configuration							5-2
configuring
AAA server		9-4
access policy			5-9
ACS for EAP-FAST				9-12
ACS for LDAP			6-13
ACS for remote web access 9-17
audit servers		9-32,9-41,9-76
dACLs	4-2
external posture validation audit server 9-31,9-40,9-74
external posture validation policy							9-38
GAME group feedback 6-24,9-72,9-79
global authentication settings						7-5
group filtering at the NAP level						3-6
incorrect password attempt options							5-7
internal posture validation policy							9-35
LDAP server			6-16
logging and reports				9-14

IN-2	OL-14390-02

4.2 specifications

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Cisco Systems 4.2 Audit servers Configuring, Configuring audit flow settings for 9-35,9-43,9-78

Models: 4.2

audit servers

configuring

configuring audit flow settings for 9-35,9-43,9-78

CA certificate

installing

See NAC

IN-2

OL-14390-02

4.2 specifications