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Chapter 7 Integrating with Cisco NAC Appliance

Deleting Clean Access Manager Entries

•Hostname of Address—Type the DNS name or IP address for the CAM.

•Admin Username—Enter an admin username which has API permission to the CAM.

•Password—Type the password for the account.

•Repeat Password—Retype the password to ensure it matches correctly.

•Role—Type the name of the User Role on the CAM to which you will assign guest users. This should match exactly with the User Role name configured on the CAM, including correct case.

•Server Status—Set the status to be Active for the CAM to have accounts provisioned on it by the Cisco NAC Guest Server.

Step 4 Click the Save Settings button.

Step 5 Optionally click the Test Connection button to ensure that the settings are working correctly.

Step 6 In the Clean Access Manager admin console, navigate to Monitoring > Event Logs and verify that the account nacguest_test was successfully created and then deleted.

Deleting Clean Access Manager Entries

The following steps describe how to delete Cisco NAC Appliance entries.

Step 1 From the Guest Server administration interface, select Devices > NAC Appliance from the left hand menu (Figure 7-5).

Figure 7-5 List of Cisco NAC Appliances

Step 2 Select the Cisco NAC Appliance that you want to delete from the list and click the Delete NAC button. You will receive a warning message which you must agree to for the appliance entry to be deleted.

Configuring the CAM for Reporting

In order for the Cisco NAC Guest Server to correctly display details for guest users when reporting is run, you need to configure the CAM to send RADIUS accounting information to the Guest Server. Additionally, the CAM needs to format the information correctly.

Cisco NAC Guest Server Installation and Configuration Guide

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Contents

Cisco NAC Guest Server Installation and Configuration Guide Page N T E N T S IiiEdit Existing User Account Overview Licensing OpenSSL/Open SSL Project A-1 ViiViii Purpose About This GuideAudience Document ConventionsProduct Documentation Refer to This Document For Information OnIntroduction Guest Access ConceptsWelcome to Cisco NAC Guest Server Package Contents Before You StartUpgrading Firmware Rack MountingCisco NAC Guest Server Licensing Additional Information Installing Cisco NAC Guest Server Connecting the Cisco NAC Guest ServerCisco NAC Guest Server Front Panel Command Line Configuration Configure IP Address and Default GatewayChoose eth0 Interface Change Root Password Initial Install Screen Re-Imaging the ApplianceSystem image automatically installs on the hard disk Figure 10 Imaging Complete System Setup Accessing the Administration InterfaceObtain and Install Cisco NAC Guest Server License Access Cisco NAC Guest Server Administration Interface Admin LoginConfiguring Network Settings Administration HomeDate and Time Settings Network SettingsDate/Time Settings Accessing the Guest Server using Http or Https SSL CertificateGenerating Temporary Certificates/ CSRs/ Private Key Downloading Certificate Files Downloading the CSR and CertificateUpload Certificate Files Configuring Administrator AuthenticationAdd New Admin Account Edit Existing Admin Account Click the Add Administrator button12 Admin Users to Edit Delete Existing Admin Account 14 Select Admin Account to DeleteOL-15986-01 Add New Local User Account Configuring Sponsor AuthenticationConfiguring Local Sponsor Authentication Add Local User Edit Existing User Account Local Users to EditDelete Existing User Account Select User to DeleteConfiguring Active Directory AD Authentication Active Directory Authentication Add Active Directory Domain ControllerEdit Existing Domain Controller Select Domain Controller to EditEdit DC Settings Configuring Ldap Authentication Delete Existing Domain Controller EntryOL-15986-01 11 Ldap Authentication Add an Ldap ServerEdit an Existing Ldap Server 13 Select Ldap Server to Edit Delete an Existing Ldap Server Entry Configuring Radius Authentication 15 Delete Ldap Server entriesAdd a Radius Server Click the Add Radius Server buttonEdit an Existing Radius Server 18 Select Radius Server to EditDelete an Existing Radius Server Entry Configuring Sponsor Authentication SettingsChanging the Order of Authentication Servers Sponsor Timeouts 21 Authentication OrderOL-15986-01 Configuring User Group Permissions Adding User GroupsSet Permissions for the new User Group as follows Configuring User Group Permissions Adding User Groups Editing User Groups Select the User group to EditEdit User Group Deleting User Groups Specifying the Order of User Groups List Groups to DeleteMapping to Active Directory Groups Mapping to Ldap GroupsLdap Group Mapping Mapping to Radius Groups 10 Radius Group MappingConfiguring Guest Policies Setting the Username PolicySetting the Password Policy Username Policy 1 emailSetting the Guest Details Policy @ # ~ , ?Guest Details Policy Adding Clean Access Manager Entries Integrating with Cisco NAC ApplianceClick the Add NAC button Figure Editing Clean Access Manager Entries List of Cisco NAC AppliancesDeleting Clean Access Manager Entries Configuring the CAM for ReportingConfigure Radius Accounting Server Adding a Radius Accounting ServerConfigure the CAM to Format Radius Accounting Data Shared Events FigureEdit User Name Attribute Click Commit Changes Configuring Radius Clients OverviewAdding Radius Clients Request originatesEditing Radius Clients Click the Add Radius Client buttonClick Save Settings Deleting Radius ClientsList Radius Clients OL-15986-01 Configuring Email Notification Configuring SMS Notification Guest Account NotificationConfiguring Email Notification Configuring SMS Notification OL-15986-01 10-1 Customizing the ApplicationUser Interface Templates 10-2 Adding a User Interface TemplateEditing a User Interface Template 10-3 Editing the Print Template 10-4Editing the Email Template 10-5Editing the SMS Template 10-6Using Account Durations 10-710-8 Setting the Default Interface MappingDeleting a Template Setting User Default Redirection 10-910-10 Backup and Restore 11-111-2 Configuring Backup SettingsTaking a snapshot 11-3 Restoring BackupsScheduling a Backup 11-4 12-1 Setting up replicationReplication and High Availability Set the Replication Mode to be On 12-2Configuring Provisioning 12-3Network Connectivity Recovering from FailuresReplication Status 12-4Connectivity Deployment ConsiderationsDevice Failure 12-5Load Balancing 12-612-7 12-8 13-1 Logging and TroubleshootingSystem Logging Application Logging Log FilesDownloading the log files Email Logging13-3 CAM Update LoggingWeb Server Logging 13-4 14-1 LicensingLicensing 14-2 Introduction to Cisco NAC Guest Server Connecting to the Guest ServerSponsor Documentation 15-1Authentication Screen 15-215-3 Creating Guest User Accounts 15-415-5 Guest User CreatedText Message Account Details SMS Print Account DetailsEmail Account Details 15-615-7 Multiple Guest AccountsCreating Multiple Accounts from Text Entry 15-8 Creating Multiple Accounts from CSV FileCreating Multiple Random Accounts Printing/Email/SMS Multiple Accounts 15-9Viewing Multiple Account Groups 15-10Finding Multiple Account Groups by username 15-1115-12 Editing Guest AccountsSuspending Guest Accounts 15-13 Viewing Active Accounts and Resending DetailsReporting on Guest Users 15-14 20 Example Details for Guest AccountOpen Source License Acknowledgements OpenSSL/Open SSL ProjectOriginal SSLeay License Appendix a Open Source License Acknowledgements OL-15986-01