VPN Client

External AAA server 1

RAP psk

External AAA server 1

RAP certs

Not supported

CAP

CPSEC-whitelist

External AAA server 1

External AAA server 2

Not supported

CPSEC-whitelist

LocalDB

LocalDB

LocalDB-AP

CPSEC-whitelist

LocalDB

External AAA server 1

Not supported

CPSEC-whitelist

Working with Certificate Groups

The certificate group feature allows you to access multiple types of certificates on the same controller. To create a certificate group, use the following command:

(host) (config) #crypto-local isakmp certificate-group server-certificate server_certificate ca-certificate ca_certificate

You can view existing certificate groups using:

show crypto-local isakmp certificate-group

Working with VPN Authentication Profiles

VPN Authentication profiles identify a user role for authenticated VPN clients, an authentication server, and the server group to which the authentication server belongs. There are three predefined VPN authentication profiles: default, default-rapand default-cap. These different profiles allow you to use different authentication servers, user roles and IP pools for VPN, remote AP and campus AP clients.

NOTE: The default and default-rapprofiles are configurable, but the default-capprofile cannot be edited.

Table 77: Predefined Authentication Profile settings

Parameter

default

default-rap

default-cap

Default Role for authenticated users

default-vpn-role

default-vpn-role

sys-ap-role

 

 

 

0

 

 

 

 

Maximum allowed authentication failures

0 (feature is disabled)

0 (feature is disabled)

0 (feature is disabled)

(The number of contiguous authentication

 

 

 

failures before the station is blacklisted.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Check certificate common name against

disabled

enabled

enabled

AAA server

 

 

 

Authentication server group

internal

To edit the default VPN authentication profile:

1.Navigate to the Configuration > Security > Authentication > L3 Authentication page.

2.In the Profiles list in the left window pane, select the default VPN Authentication Profile.

3.Click the Default Roledrop-down list and select the default user role for authenticated VPN users. (For detailed information on creating and managing user roles and policies, see "Roles and Policies" on page 296.)

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