Building a Network Access Control Solution
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Part 2. Customer environment
Part 3. Appendixes
Index
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Preface
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Part 1 Architecture and design
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Business context
Security compliance and remediation concept
Why we need this
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Does this concept help our mobile users
Corporate security policy defined
Business driver for corporate security compliance
Achievable benefits for being compliant
Conclusion
Policy Development and Assurance
Business context
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Architecting the solution
Solution architectures, design, and methodologies
Architecture overview
Network Admission Control
WAN
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Security Compliance Manager
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Tivoli Configuration Manager
Architectural terminology
Security policy
Compliance query
Network Admission Control process
Compliance User Interface
Remediation handler
TCM
Cisco NAC and Ieee
ACS
Supplicant
Using Cisco terminology
Authenticator
Posture agent
Network identity provisioning
Remediation process
Phased rollout approach
Definition of a Network Admission Control project
Internet
Design process
Security compliance management business process
Architecting the solution
Security policy life cycle management
Creation
Implementation
Enforcement
Solution objectives
Review and update
Default network
Network design discussion
Performance controls
Quarantine access
Trusted network
Implementation flow
Scalability and high availability
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Conclusion
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Component structure
Solution logical block diagram
Logical components
Posture validation server
Network Admission Control
Network Admission Control Framework
CSlog
CSMon
Policy enforcement device
Admission control client
Logging service
Posture plug-in
Clean Access Manager CAM
Clean Access Server CAS
Clean Access Agent CAA
Network Admission Control Appliance
Compliance server
Clean Access Policy Updates
Compliance
Administration
Compliance reporting
Compliance client
Posture collector
Compliance client logical component
Policy collector
Default remediation handler
Remediation
Remediation server
Posture cache
Remediation handler component
Physical components
Network client
Security Compliance Manager policy
Cisco Trust Agent
Security Compliance Manager client
Network access infrastructure
IBM Integrated Security Solution for Cisco Networks servers
Network access device
Cisco Secure Access Control Server
Solution data and communication flow
Tivoli Configuration Manager servers
Policy creation and deployment flow
Policy
Component structure
Posture collection process flow
Posture validation and policy enforcement flow
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Remediation flow
Secure communication
Secure communication between components
Component placement
Security zones
NAC communication
Security Compliance Manager communication
Less Secure
Uncontrolled zone Internet, external networks
Network
Controlled zone external network-facing DMZ
Controlled zone intranet
Restricted zone production network
Restricted zone management network
Branch egress enforcement
Policy enforcement points
Branch office compliance
Campus internal enforcement
Branch Office Compliance Campus Ingress Enforcement
Soho Compliance PAT access protection
Small Office Home Office compliance
Extranet compliance
Extranet Compliance
Lab compliance
LAB Compliance
Data Center protection
Data Center Protection
Remote access protection
Remote Access Protection
Part 2 Customer environment
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Armando Banking Brothers Corporation
Company profile
Current IT architecture
Network infrastructure
IBM Integrated Security Solution for Cisco Networks lab
Armando Banking Brothers Corporation
NAC Appliance
Armando Banking Brothers Corporation
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Application security infrastructure
Middleware and application infrastructure
DMZ
Project layout and implementation phases
Corporate business vision and objectives
Project overview
Action Reference Part I Security compliance server
NAC L2 IP
NAC L3 IP
CCA OOB VG
Part III Remediation server
Conclusion
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Solution design
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Business requirements
Security compliance requirements
Network access control requirements
Functional requirements
Solution functional requirements
Remediation requirements
Caused by worms and other hostile software
NAC solution conceptual functional requirements
Remediation services
Security compliance criteria
Implementation architecture
Attempt
Component subsystems total solution
Logical components
Configuring the compliance server
Establishing compliance criteria
Establishing the policy collector parameters
Tivoli Security Compliance Manager client components
Solution design
Setting the policy version
Maxdataagesecs conceptual flow
Setting the remediation handler URL attribute
11 Setting the remediation handler JAR classpath
Enforcing compliance criteria
Posture token
ACS
13 Posture validation policies
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14 Shared Radius Authorization Components
Assigning the System Posture Token
Performing remediation
Physical components
Remediation handler Html pages
Compliance subsystem
IBM Security Compliance Manager server
IBM Tivoli Security Compliance Manager client
Access Control Server
Network Admission Control subsystem
Solution design
NAC-enabled network device
Layer 2 devices
Layer 3 devices
LRE
Cisco Trust Agent
Software Package Web Server
IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager server
Remediation subsystem
Conclusion
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Compliance subsystem implementation
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Tivoli Security Compliance Manager setup
Installation of DB2 database server
DB2 installation welcome window
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DB2 version selection is presented similar to the one shown
Setup wizard welcome window
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License agreement window
Installation type selection window
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Installation action selection window
Installation folder selection window
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User information dialog
Administration contact list dialog
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10 DB2 Instance configuration window
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11 DB2 Tools selection dialog
12 Administrator contact selection window
13 Installation options summary
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Installation of Tivoli Security Compliance Manager server
14 Installation completion window
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15 Language selection dialog
Server
Administration Utilities
Database Configuration
18 Setup type selection window
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19 E-mail server configuration dialog
20 Server Communication Configuration window
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Server Security Configuration window is displayed, as shown
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22 Database Location selection window
23 Database configuration information
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24 Database creation choice window
25 Administrator User ID Configuration window
26 Installation options summary window
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Configuration of the compliance policies
27 Installation result window
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Posture collectors
Posture items and posture elements
Policy collector
Posture collector parameters
Operational
Workflow
Installation of posture collectors
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28 Tivoli Security Compliance Manager GUI login
30 Tivoli Security Compliance Manager Administration Console
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32 Import file selection dialog
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34 Collectors signature validation
35 Policy installation summary
Customization of compliance policies
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37 Policies view
38 Collectors configuration view
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Passversion
Warnversions
Versionwf
Faillastscanover
Defswf
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Warndefsolderthan
Warnminlenunder
Failminlenunder
Minlenwf
Warnmaxageover
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41 Editing collector parameters
PASSWINDOWS2000
Passwindowsnt
Warnwindowsnt
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Hotfixwf
Warnhotfixes
Failhotfixes
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KEY
Nokeyrule
Value
Novaluerule
Pass
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Rules
Rule operators
Checking for ZoneAlarm installation directory
Rule results
Rule format
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Checking for Windows XP firewall forced off
Reqservice
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Servicerunningwf
Reqdisabled
Servicedisabledwf
Reqrunning
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46 Copying an existing compliance query
47 Destination policy selection dialog
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48 Renaming compliance query
49 Compliance query description modification
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50 Violation message modification
51 Disabling collector sharing
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53 Saving changes made to the policy collectors
Assigning the policy to the clients
54 Save policy collectors warning
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55 Create group action selection
57 Add policy menu selection
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Deploying the client software
Tcmcli utility policy
Cisco Trust Agent
Prerequisites
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61 Certs directory with CTA
Installation of Cisco Trust Agent on Windows
62 Cisco Trust Agent installation wizard
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63 License agreement for Cisco Trust Agent
Accept the defaults -64and click Next
65 Cisco Trust Agent installation type
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Click Next Figure
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67 Confirmation of the certificate import
Click Finish to close the installation, as shown in Figure
IBM Tivoli Security Compliance Manager client
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Installation of the Security Compliance Manager client
70 Language selection
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71 The welcome window
72 Client Installation Utility window
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74 Directory selection window
75 Setup type window
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Accept the defaults and click Next
Pull
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77 Client connection window
78 Server communication configuration window
79 Client Dhcp configuration window
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Next
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81 Successful completion window
82 Security Compliance Manager posture plug-in files
Network enforcement subsystem implementation
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Configuring NAC Framework components
Configuring the Cisco Secure ACS for NAC L2
Installing Cisco Secure ACS
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Configuring the administrative interface to Cisco Secure ACS
Interface configuration advanced options
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Allowing administrator access via Http optional
Administration control
Cisco Secure ACS certificate setup
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Using an ACS self-signed certificate
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Generating self-signed certificate
Restart the Cisco Secure ACS Figure
Importing IBM Security Compliance Manager attributes
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Example 7-1 Security Compliance Manager attributes
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Example 7-2 Import Security Compliance Manager attribute
Configuring logging
Click CSV Passed Authentications Figure
Select CSV Failed Authentications Figure
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11 Failed attempts logging
Configuring a network device group in Cisco Secure ACS
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13 Interface Configuration screen for the creation of NDGs
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14 Network Device Group check box
15 Network Configuration
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16 AAA clients
17 AAA client setup
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18 AAA Clients
Configuring Radius attributes
19 Global Ietf Radius attributes
Configuring groups
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21 Group Setup
Configuring users
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23 User-to-Group mappings
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Global authentication setup
Click Submit + Restart
EAP-FAST configuration Condition
EAP-TLS
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EAP-GTC
Configuring posture validation
26 Posture Validation
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27 Posture Validation Policies
28 CTA Posture Validation Policy
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29 Posture Validation for CTA
Click Add Condition Set Figure
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31 Adding a condition set
32 Posture validation rule creation for CTA check
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33 CTA rule defined
34 Quarantine condition applied as default action
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35 Completed posture validation for CTA
Click Apply and Restart, as shown in Figure
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37 Repeating the process for Security Compliance Manager
38 IBM Tscm policy creation
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39 IBM Tscm policy creation
Click Add Rule to get to the screen shown in Figure
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41 Tscm policy components
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Click Done Figure
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45 Completed posture validation rules
Configuring Radius Authorization Components
Click Radius Authorization Components
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Ietf
47 IOS RAC attribute
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48 Ietf drop-down menu
49 Healthy Sales RAC
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Tunnel-Medium-Type 802
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Configuring Network Access Profiles
Click Add Profile
51 Newly created NAP
52 Authentication configuration for RAC
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From the screen shown in -53,click Add Rule
54 Partial configuration of posture validation
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55 Selecting CTA and Tscm policies
An example of the CTA Healthy pop-up is shown in Figure
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58 CTA pop-up configuration
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59 Completed posture validation for Naciisscn
60 Authorization rule creation
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User group System posture token Shared RAC
62 Completed Authorization RAC configuration
RAC
Configuring the Cisco Secure ACS for NAC L2/L3 IP
External User Database
Unknown user policy
Clientless user
Downloadable Access Control Lists
63 Downloadable ACL creation
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64 Naming of ACL
Enter the name of the ACL and the ACL definition Figure
Select Radius Authorization Components
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Vendor Attribute Value
Click Add Rule
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68 L2IP Healthy Authorization rule
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Deployment of the network infrastructure
Click Apply and Restart
Configuring Cisco 3750 switch for NAC L2
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Configuring Cisco 3750 switch for NAC L2 IP
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Has been applied to the switchport
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Configuring Cisco IOS Router for NAC L3 IP
No URL Redirect
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Example 7-3 Output of show eou and show eou all command
Verifying Network Admission Control
Configuring NAC Appliance components
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Installing CCA Agent
71 Installation wizard
72 Default install directory
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Configuring a CCA OOB VG server
CCA version Required ports
75 CAM login
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Clean Access Summary window will be displayed Figure
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77 Device Management
Click Add Clean Access Server
78 Adding a new CAS
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79 Successful CAS addition
80 CAS Status screen
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81 Network IP screen
Select Advanced → Vlan Mapping
82 Managed subnets
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Configure default login
Click Administration → User Pages → Login
Configuring a Switch Group
Select Switch Management → Profiles → Group → New
85 Switch Group creation
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Verify your new switch group Figure
Configuring a switch profile
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Configuring Port Profile
88 Switch profile
Select Switch Management → Profiles → Port → New Figure
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90 Managed profile creation
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Configuring Snmp receiver
Click Switch Management → Profiles → Snmp Receiver
Adding a managed switch
Select Switch Management → Devices → Switches → New
93 Manually adding a switch to be managed
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As seen in -94,click the Ports icon
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Defining user roles
Click User Management → User Roles → New Roles
Click Save Role when completed
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Creating traffic policies
Click User Management → User Roles → Traffic Control → IP
98 Rules for trusted to untrusted
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ActionAllow StateEnabled CategoryIP ProtocolTCP
Click Add Policy
Creating local users
Click User Management → Local Users → New Local User
Click Create User
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Configure Clean Access Agent
102 List of local users
Click Add Check
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104 CCA version compliance check
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105 Rules check list check
Rule Name
Rule Description
Operating System
Rule Expression
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107 CCA Compliance rule definition
Newly defined rules will be displayed Figure
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Click Requirements → New Requirements Figure
Click Add Requirement
110 CCA Agent update
Click Requirement Rules
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Click Role-Requirements
112 CCA Compliance Requirement rule
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113 Role requirements
Discovered clients
114 Viewing online users
Logging on as a client
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Click Continue
117 Web page pop-up informing user about non-compliance
118 Temporary access notification
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120 Security Compliance Manager Compliance Report window
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Configuring Cisco 3750 switch for NAC Appliance
123 Successful login
Example of interface configuration for CAM interface
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Example of Snmp configuration
Remediation subsystem implementation
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Automated remediation enablement
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Remediation server software setup
Prerequisites
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Tivoli Configuration Manager
Tivoli Configuration Manager Web Gateway setup
Installation of Web infrastructure
Preparing for the installation
Installation of the DB2 database
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WebSphere Application Server launchpad
WebSphere Installation Wizard window
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Software License Agreement window
Installation type selection
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Component selection dialog
Destination folder selection window
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Node name selection window
Run as a service selection window
Installation options summary
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10 Online registration dialog
Patching WebSphere Application Server installation
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12 WebSphere product location
13 Installation option selection
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Creating the necessary user account
14 Fix packs directory location
Installation of Tivoli Configuration Manager Web Gateway
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Welcome window is presented -16. Click Next
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17 License agreement window
18 Component selection
19 Installation directory selection window
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20 Database configuration window
21 Web infrastructure configuration window
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22 Endpoint configuration window
23 Secure access configuration
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24 Summary of installation options
Configuration of the remediation server
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Installation of Software Package Web Server
26 WebSphere administrative console login
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27 Install new application
28 Preparing for the application installation
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29 Installation option summary dialog
30 Installation status window
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31 Saving the configuration changes
Configuration of the Software Package Web Server
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Installation of the Software Package Utilities
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Cd %BINDIR% Cd tcmremed\cfg Sputilinitialsetup.bat
Creating remediation instructions for the users
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Locating Html
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33 Directory structure for Html pages
Posture item Html
Defaultlang
Base Html
Html pages example
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Variables and variable tags
Posture element Html
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Wfattribute tag
Field Tag
Remattribute tag
Fail
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\PROGRA~1\IBM\SC
Debug attributes
Logging available attributes
Logging posture items
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Logging the Html search path
Creating Html pages for Abbc policy
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Example 8-4shows the Html source code for this
Example 8-5 Content of style definition file
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Example 8-6 Html source for password length policy details
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Wfattributecurrentvalues.brbWARNING fieldmsg/bbr
Example 8-7shows the Html source for
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Building the remediation workflows
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TCRNavScan workflow
Example 8-8 Content of NavScanMessageen.wsf
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Example 8-9 Content of Sample.properties file for TCRNavScan
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38 Remediation handler interface with the warning
TCRNavVirusDefUpdate
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TCRNavSoftwareInstalled
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TCRMSPatchesInstallWinXP
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HotfixId=KB896423 TmfWebUIEndpoint=tcmweb
TCRMSServicePackInstallWinXpSp2
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AddRegistryValueBeforeExecData.arrayLength=2
TCRZLSoftwareInstalled
Noreboot
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TCRZLSoftwareRunning
TCRMessengerDisabled
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Modification of the remediation packages
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Part 3 Appendixes
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Appendix A. Hints and tips
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Deployment overview
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Appendix A. Hints and tips
Top-level sequence of events
Figure A-2 Isscn top-level sequence diagram
Security Compliance Manager and NAC compliance subsystem
Cisco Trust Agent
Figure A-4 Cisco NAC sequence diagram
Cisco NAC sequence of events
Fault isolation
Appendix A. Hints and tips
Security Compliance Manager server and client
Tivoli Security Compliance Manager Server
Summary of default port usage
Tools and tricks
Communication port usage
Cisco NAC
Cisco IOS Software switch
Cisco IOS Software router
Tools and tricks for the client
Cisco Secure ACS server
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NAC Appliance details
Cisco NAC Appliance components
In-band versus out-of-band
NAC Appliance integration
Integration design
Integration components
NAC Appliance Agent
TSCMAgent.bat
NACApplianceCompliance.entry
Scheduler
Kickrich.html
Installing and configuring prototype integration components
System path
Scheduler.bat
Considerations for designing a production solution
NAC Appliance Manager
State mapping and scenarios
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Appendix A. Hints and tips
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43 Sequence of Events for Scenarios #5 and #6
Conclusion
Appendix B. Network Admission Control
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Executive summary
Benefit of NAC
Dramatically improve network security
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NAC implementation options
NAC Appliance
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NAC Framework solution
Investment protection
Planning, designing, and deploying an effective NAC solution
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NAC Appliance components
Next steps
NAC technology
NAC Framework components
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Locating the Web material
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Using the Web material
How to use the Web material
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IBM Redbooks
Other publications
How to get IBM Redbooks
Online resources
IBM Support and downloads IBM Global Services
Help from IBM
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Numerics
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SCM client communication
Glba
Html
NAC
NAD
Creation Deployment
PPP
Sarbanes-Oxley Act
Vlan
UDP
URL
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