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Chapter14 Troubleshooting ACS with the Mo nitoring and Report Viewer
Working with Expert Troubleshooter
Step3 Click Run.
The Progress Details page appears. The Monitoring and Report Viewer prompts you for additional input.
Step4 Click the User Input Required button and modify the fields as described in Table14-5.
The Troubleshooting Progress Details page appears. The Expert Troubleshooter retrieves the CLI
response from the network device. A new window appears and prompts you to select the interfaces for
which you want to analyze the interface configuration.
Step5 Check the check boxes next to the interfaces that you want to analyze, and click Submit to evaluate the
configuration of the interfaces.
The Progress Details page appears with a summary.
Step6 Click Show Results Summary to view the troubleshooting summary.
The Results Summary page appears with the information described in Table 14 -6. The missing
configurations appear in red.
Related Topics
•Available Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Tools, page14-1
•Connectivity Tests, page14-1
•ACS Support Bundle, page14-1
•Expert Troubleshooter, page 14-2
Table14-8 Evaluate Configuration Validator
Option Description
Enter Information
Network Device IP Enter the IPv4 or IPv6 address of the network device whose configuration
you want to evaluate.
Select the configuration items below that you want to compare against the recommended templat e.
AAA Checked by default.
RADIUS Checked by default.
Device Discovery Checked by default.
Logging Checked by default.
Web Authentication Check this check box if you want to compare the web authentication
configuration.
Profiler Configuration Check this check box if you want to compare the Profiler configuration.
SGA Check this check box if you want to compare Security Group Access
configuration.
802.1X Check this check box if you want to compare the 802.1X configurat ion,
and choose one of the following options:
•Open Mode
•Low Impact Mode (Open Mode + ACL)
•High Security Mode (Closed Mode)