CiscoSecure ACS 2.2.2 for UNIX User Guide

• About this Guide

• Introduction to the CiscoSecure Software
  An overview of the CiscoSecure ACS 2.2.2 for UNIX product

• Configuring Initial Test Group and User Profiles
  Information on configuring initial test group profiles and test user profiles to confirm the operability of your CiscoSecure installation.

• Simple User and ACS Management

• Advanced Group and User Configuration
  Information on advanced group and user profile configuration and management through the CiscoSecure ACS web pages and the CiscoSecure Administrator advanced configuration program.

• ACS and NAS Management
  Information on NAS management, ACS management, and local and remote domain management, through the CiscoSecure ACS web pages and the CiscoSecure Administrator advanced configuration program.

• Strategies for Applying Attributes

• CiscoSecure ACS Accounting
  Information on the CiscoSecure ACS software accounting database file and the instructions for enabling accounting.

• Configuring for TACACS+
  Information on configuring the NAS for authentication, authorization, and accounting if you are using the TACACS+ protocol.

• Configuring for RADIUS
  Information on configuring the NAS for authentication, authorization, and accounting if you are using the RADIUS protocol.

• Token Server Support
  Information on CiscoSecure support for one-time password authentication and token servers.

• Troubleshooting Information
  Information on how to identify and resolve potential problems with your CiscoSecure ACS, including timesaving tips and resources for service and support.

• Converting Existing Databases for CiscoSecure ACS 2.2.2
  Instructions for using the import utility to transfer an existing CiscoSecure database or an existing RADIUS database to the sample runtime database that can be used with CiscoSecure ACS 2.2.2.

• CiscoSecure ACS File Formats and Syntax
  Configuration parameters and syntax for the server control file, message catalogs, content and grammar conventions of the AA database, and sample configurations for setting server attributes.

• Using the Command-Line Administrator Interface
  Listing and explanation of the CiscoSecure Command Line Interface, which allows an administrator to carry out simple CiscoSecure administration through UNIX command lines.

• NAS Configuration Examples
  Examples that you can apply directly to your own CiscoSecure ACS platform, including Lock and Key, remote-node IP and IPX dialup, ISDN dialup to a CiscoAS5200, and remote-node IP dialup.

• RADIUS Attribute-Value Pairs and Dictionary Management
  Reference information pertaining to the use of the RADIUS protocol to exchange data between your NAS and the CiscoSecure ACS.

• CiscoSecureACS Database Structure
  Reference information on database schema.

• Setting up Database Replication among CiscoSecure ACSes
  Information on integrating Oracle or Sybase database replication with CiscoSecure profile data.

• References and Recommended Reading
  List of other documents that you might find helpful in your management of CiscoSecure ACS software.