Primary Cisco ACS - Invalid Administration Connection

Is it possible to change Access Policy from command line?

Access policy can't be modified from CLI. This could be computer specific issue. Have you tried accessing ACS GUI page from different machines?
If its machine specific issue then you may check few things
If we are using Proxy server then make sure that the proxy server's ip address is allowed, check the proxy server settings from:
Pull up a web browser > Tools > Internet Option > Connections > LAN Settings
Make sure that we have JAVA installed, and also go to Control Pannel > choose JAVA> Network Settings > And make sure its using browser settings.
Also, if its working from other machines, I would suggest you to use the HTTP port allocation feature to configure the range of TCP ports
that ACS uses for administrative HTTP sessions.
HTTP Port Allocation for Administrative Sessions:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_server_for_windows/4.1/user/Overvw.html#wp821288
Regrads,
JK
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ACS - Invalid Administration Connection

I'm having a problem logging on to my ACS gui, I get the message above. No changes have been made to my system or the ACS since it was working last week. It's not that I am coming from an invalid IP address, as we have not set this to filter by IP. Nor is it that we use a proxy server.
I have tried other browsers but that also doesn't work.
Any ideas?

For issue on 5.1,I suggest you try the following commands from the CLI to see if they can help:
acs-config (then login with ACS administrator username and password)
access-setting accept-all /// opens up all IPs for web access
If this still doesn't work can also try the following command:
reset-management-interface-certificate
BTW, before you saw this problem did you make any changes to access settings (
System Administration > ... >
Administrators >
Settings >
Access) or the server certificate assigned for management access

[Cisco ACS] 11036 The Message-Authenticator RADIUS attribute is invalid

Hi,
I got many Cisco AP which are linked to 2 Cisco WLC.
On each WLC, I configured a primary and a secondary RADIUS Server.
RADIUS servers are Cisco ACS 5.2.0.26 (patch 10)
Primary and secondary ACS configurations are synchronized.
There are no problem between primary WLC and Cisco ACS (primary and secondary).
When secondary WLC requests primary Cisco ACS, I get this error "11036 The Message-Authenticator RADIUS attribute is invalid"
Secondary WLC automatically contacts secondary Cisco ACS and it works fine.
Cisco ACS description for this error: "This maybe because of mismatched Shared Secrets."
The two Cisco ACS are synchronized so I should have same error on them...
Why does primary ACS generate this error?
Thanks for your help,
Patrick

Tarik Admani wrote:Amjad,That is a good observation, shouldnt 7.3 (which recently released) help put these types of issues to rest? I hear that the configuration can now be replicated from one controller to the next in a failover setup.Thanks,Tarik Admani
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Yes. That is a good point.
With 7.3 you can use high availability (HA) between two WLCs and you can configure only one WLC (the primary) and all the configuraiotn can be replicated and synched to the other WLC (the secondary).
The two WLCs in the HA must be on same subnet though. Otherwise hot-standby HA between WLCs can't be used.
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Linksys WAP54G connecting to CISCO ACS via LEAP

I understand that Linksys WAP54G support WPA and 802.1x authentication. Will a cisco compatible client card get connected to the WAP54G via LEAP authentication to a Cisco ACS server ?
Connection scenario:-
Cisco compatible client card <-WPA/LEAP-> WAP54G <-WPA/LEAP-> Cisco ACS3.1
Pls advise if such setting is feasible.
Tks

This is really a question for Linksys support. The Cisco wireless BU has no involvement with the Linksy's product line. They operate as a totally separate wholly own subsidiary of Cisco.
As for LEAP, no, to my knowledge the Linksys AP does not support LEAP, which is not tested or part of the WPA certification program. To my knowledge the ONLY APs that support LEAP are Cisco Aironet APs.
If the Linksys supports WPA-Enterprise, then any client that supports WPA-Enterprise should work using EAP-TLS. The Cisco ACS server supports EAP-TLS.
One word of caution. Early CCX cards do not necessarily support WPA. The CCX specification and certification were out before WPA was released. You will need to check with the actual vendor of the card to verify WPA compatibility.;
Also there are two types of WPA. WPA-Personal, which supports only the WPA encryption, and the keys are handles by a Pre-shared Key input system (no radius server) and WPA-Enterprise, which is certified using WPA encryption an 802.1x EAP-TLS radius server (in fact using Microsoft and Funk Software servers). make sure that the Linksys supports WPA-enterprise, or it may not support 802.1x.
Bruce Alexander, Cisco

Cisco ACS 5.4 patch 6

Hi Everyone,
I have a Primary Cisco ACS, called CiscoACS1, version 5.4 patch 6 with an IP address of 1.1.1.1/24 and a Secondary ACS, called CiscoACS2, version 5.4 patch 6 with an IP address of 1.1.1.2/24.
Connectivity between them is ok, same subnets. I register CiscoACS2 with CiscoACS1 and everything is working fine, including Active Directory. Both of these ACSes are used to authenticate my network devices.
Every time I use the webUI to log into the Secondary ACS (https://CiscoACS2), I can see that the CiscoACS2 is synced with CiscoACS1, the status is always "UPDATED"
However, if I webUI into the Primary ACS (https://CiscoACS1), I always see CiscoACS2 as "pending".
I've tried to do "full replication" and eventually it will show up as "UPDATED" but a few hours later, it will show up as "PENDING".
Anyone knows why? Is this a "bug"?
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
If replication status on ACS1 GUI is showing pending then you know, full replication happens over the Sybase DB TCP port 2638, so your port need to be open in firewall.

Please help me configure authentic connection with Caller ID via ISDN 30B+D using Cisco ACS

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Hi all
I have set up a dial up connection between to PC's at remote site and center. It using ISDN 30B+D which is configured on Router 3845. Currently I have configured authentic connection with username and password using Cisco ACS. To enhance the security configuration I want to authenticate both the phone number which dialup with Cisco ACS. And currently I have not done this. Please help me solve this problem.
Thanks so much
Longn

1) I deleted bridge-utils, netcfg
2) I edited /etc/hostapd/hostapd.conf:
interface=wlan0
#bridge=br0
edited /etc/dnsmasq.conf:
interface=wlan0
dhcp-range=192.168.0.2,192.168.0.255,255.255.255.0,24h
and edited /etc/rc.local:
ifconfig wlan0 192.168.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0
ifconfig wlan0 up
3) I added in autostart these daemons: hostapd, dnsmasq and iptables.
Profit!

Cisco ACS 5.1 802.1x auth fails on LAN when WLAN connected

I am running Cisco ACS 5.1 802.1x with certificate based authentication for Wired and Wireless connections. The issue that I am having is that when a user comes in from home with their laptop the wireless connection works, they pass the authentication and have network access fine. But when the plug the laptop into a docking station the LAN connection fails and gets put in the Auth Failure Vlan.
A reboot of the phone/ shut/no shut fixes this, but I really need to find a resolution
This is an intermittent fault and only effects users with both LAN and WLAN enabled.
Running ACS 5.1.0.44, all Cisco 3750s - c3750-ipservicesk9-mz.122-55.SE.
Certificates are issues by group policy and only using computer authentication.
any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks

After a long TAC case with Cisco we discovered that the Mitel phone was not sending the EAPoL-Logoff packet so the switch still thought that the device off the back of the phone was connected.
There are no EAPoL-Logoff messages seen on switch when laptop is disconnected/port is shut down.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Security/TrustSec_1.99/Dot1X_Deployment/Dot1x_Dep_Guide.html#wp386903
This feature is supported by most IP phones - I do not know if Mitel phones support that but we cannot see this message in the debugs you sent.
As a workaround we can configure inactivity timer (by default it is infinity):
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3750/software/release/12.2_55_se/commmand/reference/cli1.html#wp11888691
This did resolve all our issues,
Aaron

Juniper SSG and Cisco ACS v5.x Configuration

I searched for a long time unsuccessfully trying to find a resolution to my SSG320M and Cisco ACS v5.x TACACS dilemma. I finally got it working in my network, so I'm posting the resolution here in case anyone else is looking.
Configure the Juniper (CLI)
1. Add the Cisco ACS and TACACS+ configuration
     set auth-server CiscoACSv5 id 1
     set auth-server CiscoACSv5 server-name 192.168.1.100
     set auth-server CiscoACSv5 account-type admin
     set auth-server CiscoACSv5 type tacacs
     set auth-server CiscoACSv5 tacacs secret CiscoACSv5
     set auth-server CiscoACSv5 tacacs port 49
     set admin auth server CiscoACSv5
     set admin auth remote primary
     set admin auth remote root
     set admin privilege get-external
Configure the Cisco ACS v5.x (GUI)
1. Navigate to Policy Elements > Authorization and Permissions > Device Administration > Shell Profiles
        Create the Juniper Shell Profile.
        Click the [Create] button at the bottom of the page
                Select the General tab
                        Name:    Juniper
                        Description: Custom Attributes for Juniper SSG320M
                Select the Custom Attributes tab
                    Add the vsys attribute:
                        Attribute:                vsys
                        Requirement:       Manadatory
                        Value:                    root
                        Click the [Add^] button above the Attribute field
                    Add the privilege attribute:
                        Attribute:                privilege
                        Requirement:       Manadatory
                        Value:                    root
                                Note: you can also use 'read-write' but then local admin doesn't work correctly
                        Click the [Add^] button above the Attribute field
                Click the [Submit] button at the bottom of the page
2. Navigate to Access Policies > Access Services > Default Device Admin > Authorization
        Create the Juniper Authorization Policy and filter by Device IP Address.
        Click the [Customize] button at the bottom Right of the page
                Under Customize Conditions, select Device IP Address from the left window
                        Click the [>] button to add it
                Click the [OK] button to close the window
                Click the [Create] button at the bottom of the page to create a new rule
                        Under General, name the new rule Juniper, and ensure it is Enabled
                        Under Conditions, check the box next to Device IP Address
                                Enter the ip address of the Juniper (192.168.1.100)
                        Under Results, click the [Select] button next to the Shell Profile field
                                Select 'Juniper' and click the [OK] button
                        Under Results, click the [Select] button below the Command Sets (if used) field
                                Select 'Permit All' and ensure all other boxes are UNCHECKED
                        Click the [OK] button to close the window
                Click the [OK] button at the bottom of the page to close the window
                Check the box next to the Juniper policy, then move the policy to the top of the list
                Click the [Save Changes] button at the bottom of the page
3. Login to the Juniper CLI and GUI, and attempt to change something to verify privilege level.

Cisco Prime LMS is not designed to manage appliances like the ACS. ACS is not on the LMS supported device list and I would doubt that it would be as LMS's functions are mostly not applicable to the appliance or software running on it.
You can use ACS as an authentication source for LMS, but authorization is still role-based according to the local accounts on the LMS server.

ACE 4700 and Cisco ACS aaa authentication

ACE version Software
loader: Version 0.95
system: Version A1(7b) [build 3.0(0)A1(7b)
Cisco ACS version 4.0.1
I am trying to authenticate admin users with AAA authentication for ACE management.
This is what I've done:
ACE-lab/Admin(config)# tacacs-server host 192.168.3.10 key 123456 port 49
warning: numeric key will not be encrypted
ACE-lab/Admin(config)# aaa group server tacacs+ cciesec
ACE-lab/Admin(config-tacacs+)# server ?
<A.B.C.D> TACACS+ server name
ACE-lab/Admin(config-tacacs+)# server 192.168.3.10
can not find the TACACS+ server
specified TACACS+ server not found, please configure it using tacacs-server host ... and then retry
ACE-lab/Admin(config-tacacs+)#
Why am I getting this error? I have full
connectivity between the ACE and the ACS
server. Furthermore, the ACS server
works fine with other Cisco IOS devices.
Please help. Thanks.

Thanks. Now I have another problem. I CAN
log into the ACE via tacacs+ account(s).
However, I get error when I try going into
configuration mode:
ACE-lab login: ngx1
Password:
Cisco Application Control Software (ACSW)
TAC support: http://www.cisco.com/tac
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The copyrights to certain works contained herein are owned by
other third parties and are used and distributed under license.
Some parts of this software are covered under the GNU Public
License. A copy of the license is available at
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html.
ACE-lab/Admin# conf t
^
% invalid command detected at '^' marker.
ACE-lab/Admin#
The ngx1 account can access other Cisco
routers/switches just fine and can go into
enable mode just fine. Only issue on the ACE.
Any ideas? Thanks.

Cisco ACS config file

Hi all,
I have a cisco ACS V.4.0 server and want to get the config file. How can I get the CLI command prompt ? Or, Any where I can get the config file ?
Thanks
Leung Che Man

You can always take ACS backup from the GUI by going to System Configuration >> Click ACS Backup >> enter the FTP information >> Backup now.
Performing a Manual ACS Backup
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_server_for_windows/4.0/user/guide/sba.html#wp222516
Once you connected to ACS via CLI the default username and password if not changed would be
user= Administrator
Pass= setup
Establishing a Serial Console Connection
http://cisco.biz/en/US/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_server_for_solution_engine/4.0/installation/guide/appliance/instalap.html#wpxref17544
Backing Up ACS Data From the Serial Console
http://cisco.biz/en/US/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_server_for_solution_engine/4.0/installation/guide/appliance/admap.html#wp1057928
Regds,
JK
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Domain controller configuration in Cisco ACS 4.2

Hi all,
We are having a long pending ticket one of our customer has raised with us.
Problem is related to cisco ACS version 4.2.
Customer has raised a concern that while authenticating with the ACS requests are reaching to Secondary domain controller instead of Primary domain controller.
We do not have the access of the physical server, but our server team have.
We do have the Gui page access by http://<ACS IP>:2002
In our ACS external data base is configured with the domain name, there is no IP related information for the Domain controller. I think that can be confiured in physical server. In short, we are having windows server and running ACS software on top of that.
How can we proove this to the customer that requests for Network device authentication is going to Primary domain controller and not to the secondary domain controller.
Please help us out. We tried before with Server team and given some command like %logonserver% and was indicating Primary domain controller IP. Is there any other way to prove this.
Regards,
Kalpesh Modi

The logs receiving is not in proper format .unable to understand the details in logs .Please find the below example
"Feb 20 12:48:40 ACS0 CSCOacs_Passed_Authentications: 0000412469 3 0 2012-02-20 12:48:40.225 +04:00 0188387558 5200 NOTICE Passed-Authentication: Authentication succeeded, ACSVersion=acs-5.2.0.26-B.3075, ConfigVersionId=868, Device IP Address=x.x.x.x, UserName=frad.cole, Protocol=Radius, RequestLatency=24, NetworkDeviceName=dxb-palmj-pop-s93-bds1a, User-Name=frad.cole, NAS-IP-Address=x.x.x.x, NAS-Port=0, Service-Type=Administrative, Framed-Protocol=X.75 Synchronous, Framed-IP-Address=x.x.x.x, Login-IP-Host=x.x.x.x, NAS-Identifier=Dxb-PalmJ-POP-S93-BDS-1A, NAS-Port-Type=-1, NAS-Port-Id=slot=0\;subslot=0\;port=0\;vlanid=0, AcsSessionID=OACS0/109447559/11612656, AuthenticationIdentityStore=AD1, AuthenticationMethod=PAP_ASCII, SelectedAccessService=Radius Rules, SelectedAuthorizationProfiles=JUNIPER-Activation-Ent, SelectedAuthorizationProfiles=Radius-CiscoAVPair-lvl-1, IdentityGroup=IdentityGroup:All Groups:Migrated_Group:Enterprise-Activation, Step=11001 "
Is there any other setting to get the logs in proper fromat .
Do we need to change the "Facility Code:Local 6" to some other values .
Kindly advice .

Cisco ACS 4.2 and Radius authentication?

Hi,
I have a Cisco ACS 4.2 installed and using it to authenticate users that log on to switches using TACACS+, when I use local password database, everything is working. But if i try to use external database authentication using a windows 2008 radius server, I have problem that I can only use PAP, not CHAP. Anyone who know if it's possible to use CHAP with external radius authentication?

To access network devices for administrative purpose, we have only three methods available :
[1] Telnet : Which uses PAP authentication protocol between client and the NAS device. So the communication between Client and NAS is unencrypted, and when this information flows from NAS to IAS server gets encrypted using the shared secret key configured on device/IAS server.
[2] SSH : Which uses public-key cryptography for encrypting information between client and the NAS device, i.e, information sent between client
and NAS is fully secure. And the communication between NAS and IAS is encrypted using shared secret same as above. Good point on SSH side is that commincation channel is secure all the time.Again the authentication type would remain same that is PAP.
[3] Console:Which is also the same it will not allow to use MSCHAP as there is no need to secure it as you laptop is connected directly to the NAS and then if you are using TACACS it will encrypt the payload .
Summarizing, we cannot use CHAP, MS-CHAP, MS-CHAP V2 for communication between client and NAS device or administrative access.
And the most secure way to administer a device is to use SSH.
Rgds, Jatin
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Cisco acs 4.2 for bandwidth management

hi sir ,
I have a problem with my cisco acs 4.2. I have a cisco asa 5510 which is AAA client for my acs 4.2 . I want to limit bandwidth per user ,
I have tested different radius attribute , but they didnt work ,
How can i configure this feature ?
best regards

Jatin,
Currently we're using TACACS+ for authentication. We
Here's a description of the requirement for 2 factor authentication:
Id - NET0431
Vulnerability
Discussion
AAA network security services provide the primary framework through which a network administrator can set up access control on
network points of entry or network access servers, which is usually the function of a router or access server. Authentication identifies a
user; authorization determines what that user can do; and accounting monitors the network usage. Without AAA, unauthorized users
may gain access and possibly control of the routers. If the router network is compromised, large portions of the network could be
incapacitated with only a few commands.Default Finding
Details
AAA server does not redirect/call to a two-factor authentication server.
NET Authentication Access
Procedure: The implementation varies and a thorough review is necessary. Have the SA review and discuss their
implementation. A typical AAA process includes the network system redirecting user access requests either directly to an
ACE/Server or to a CiscoSecure ACS (TACACS+) server which redirects the 'authentication' request to the ACE/Server for
strong authentication via user tokens (keyfobs). During the review have the SA point out the calls from the TACACS+ or Radius
servers to the authentication server performing the two-factor requirement
From my understanding ACS can meet this requirement, I just need some ideas or case studies to see how it how implemented.
Stephanie

Issue with certifcate on Cisco ACS

We are wanting to authenticate our internal wireless users using our Cisco ACS running 5.3. The ACS will poll our Active Directory environment for the username and password provided. I created a CSR on the ACS and provided it to Entrust. They provided me with a root, chain and server certificate. I binded the server certificate to the CSR under System Administration>Local Server Certificates>Local Certificates. I then added the chain and root certificates to the location Users and Identity Stores>Certificate Authorities. When I try to connect on a client laptop it asks for a username and password but after entering that information I am presented with the below certificate warning. This certificate is from Entrust and I see the root certificate in the root store on the laptop. Any ideas what would cause this. TAC does not seem to have any answers. They say it is a client machine problem.

From the problem description, it's clear that you're attempting to connect user on a wireless network via peap. From the ACS stand point, your configuration looks good. However, I'd like to know what all certificate have you installed on the client side. Do we have complete chain installed on the client that includes Root CA and intermediate (if any). Would you mind emailing me your complete certificate chain for my reference?
Also, let me know what OS and supplicant are we running on end client?
~BR
Jatin Katyal
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VPN client and Cisco ACS

hi,
I'm trying to setup a VPN solution, connecting to a 800 series router and authenticating off a Cisco ACS tacacs server.
I've basically followed the suggested config at http://www.cisco.com/en/US/customer/tech/tk59/technologies_configuration_example09186a00800a393b.shtml and the setup works fine if I use local authentication, but as soon as I switch to using TACACS the client authentication fails.
Debugging tacacs on the router i can see the requests being sent to the server, and the replies coming back - the login detail are definitely correct so I'm guessing that TACACS isn't authorising me to use VPN or IPSEC or something. But there is nothing in the ACS logs to suggest why I'm not getting through - no failed attempts are shown.
Any ideas?

here is some debug from the router:
Feb 24 12:28:58.973 UTC: TPLUS: processing authentication start request id 129
Feb 24 12:28:58.973 UTC: TPLUS: Authentication start packet created for 129(vpngroup)
Feb 24 12:28:58.973 UTC: TPLUS: Using server 10.10.10.10
Feb 24 12:28:58.973 UTC: TPLUS(00000081)/0/NB_WAIT/823A9F04: Started 5 sec timeout
Feb 24 12:28:58.989 UTC: TPLUS(00000081)/0/NB_WAIT: socket event 2
Feb 24 12:28:58.989 UTC: T+: Version 192 (0xC0), type 1, seq 1, encryption 1
Feb 24 12:28:58.989 UTC: T+: session_id 1729330768 (0x67137E50), dlen 16 (0x10)
Feb 24 12:28:58.989 UTC: T+: type:AUTHEN/START, priv_lvl:1 action:LOGIN ascii
Feb 24 12:28:58.989 UTC: T+: svc:LOGIN user_len:8 port_len:0 (0x0) raddr_len:0 (0x0) data_len:0
Feb 24 12:28:58.989 UTC: T+: user: vpntest
Feb 24 12:28:58.989 UTC: T+: port:
Feb 24 12:28:58.989 UTC: T+: rem_addr:
Feb 24 12:28:58.989 UTC: T+: data:
Feb 24 12:28:58.989 UTC: T+: End Packet
Feb 24 12:28:58.989 UTC: TPLUS(00000081)/0/NB_WAIT: wrote entire 28 bytes request
Feb 24 12:28:58.993 UTC: TPLUS(00000081)/0/READ: socket event 1
Feb 24 12:28:58.993 UTC: TPLUS(00000081)/0/READ: Would block while reading
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: TPLUS(00000081)/0/READ: socket event 1
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: TPLUS(00000081)/0/READ: read entire 12 header bytes (expect 16 bytes data)
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: TPLUS(00000081)/0/READ: socket event 1
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: TPLUS(00000081)/0/READ: read entire 28 bytes response
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: T+: Version 192 (0xC0), type 1, seq 2, encryption 1
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: T+: session_id 1729330768 (0x67137E50), dlen 16 (0x10)
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: T+: AUTHEN/REPLY status:5 flags:0x1 msg_len:10, data_len:0
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: T+: msg: Password:
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: T+: data:
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: T+: End Packet
s9990-cr#
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: TPLUS(00000081)/0/823A9F04: Processing the reply packet
Feb 24 12:28:59.009 UTC: TPLUS: Received authen response status GET_PASSWORD (8)
"AUTHEN/REPLY status:5" is a permanent fail according to the TACACS RFC
In the VPN Client log it say "User does not provide any authentication data"
So to summarise:
-Same ACS server\router\username combination works fine for telnet access.
-VPN works fine with local authentication.
-No login failures showing in the ACS logs.

Primary Cisco ACS - Invalid Administration Connection

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