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SEC0093 - ACS 5.4 Wired 802.1X PEAP EAP-TLS with Machine Authentication (Part 2)

The video shows you how to configure wired 802.1X on Cisco ACS 5.4 using PEAP and EAP-TLS. We will perform both machine and user authentications, and enforce successful machine authentication using Machine Access Restriction (MAR). We will introduces MAR Cache distribution, which is a feature introduced in ACS 5.4. For authentication, we will attempt both using AD login credential (PEAP) and client-based certificate (EAP-TLS).
Part 2 of the video contains authentication testing on our Windows 7 test computer.
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802.1x
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eap-tls
wired
radius

SEC0092 - ACS 5.4 Wired 802.1X PEAP EAP-TLS with Machine Authentication (Part 1)

The video shows you how to configure wired 802.1X on Cisco ACS 5.4 using PEAP and EAP-TLS. We will perform both machine and user authentications, and enforce successful machine authentication using Machine Access Restriction (MAR). We will introduces MAR Cache distribution, which is a feature introduced in ACS 5.4. For authentication, we will attempt both using AD login credential (PEAP) and client-based certificate (EAP-TLS).
Part 1 of the video focuses on configuration on the ACS.
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acs
802.1x
peap
eap-tls
wired
radius

SEC0091 - ACS 5.4 Wired and Wireless MAC Authentication Bypass (MAB) (Part 2)

The video shows you how to configure MAC Authentication Bypass (MAB) for both wired an wireless on Cisco ACS 5.4. This is to allow non-802.1x device such as IP phone and printer to access an 802.1x-enable network by authenticating the devices based on their MAC addresses. We will configure a Cisco switch and WLC to support MAB, and use Cisco Access Point and a Windows 7 computer to test wired and wireless MAB respectively.
Part 2 of the video shows switch and WLC related configuration, and authentication testing.
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radius
mab
wlc

SEC0090 - ACS 5.4 Wired and Wireless MAC Authentication Bypass (MAB) (Part 1)

The video shows you how to configure MAC Authentication Bypass (MAB) for both wired an wireless on Cisco ACS 5.4. This is to allow non-802.1x device such as IP phone and printer to access an 802.1x-enable network by authenticating the devices based on their MAC addresses. We will configure a Cisco switch and WLC to support MAB, and use Cisco Access Point and a Windows 7 computer to test wired and wireless MAB respectively.
Part 1 of the video focuses on configuration on the ACS.
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acs
radius
mab
wlc

SEC0089 - ACS 5.4 TACACS Device Admin on WLC

The video shows you how to enable Device Admin using TACACS+ on Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) with ACS 5.4. Since WLC enforces admin access based on roles and not shell privilege, we will need to utilize TACACS+ custom attribute. The configuration will be performed on both WLC and ACS. We will attempt to restrict admin access to each of the configuration tab on the WLC using role assignment.
Topic:
  • Network Device and Network Device Group
  • Device Filter
  • Policy Element
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tacacs+
aaa
switch
asa

SEC0088 - ACS 5.4 Shell Privilege and Command Authorization

The video continues from our previous lab on TACACS+ Device Admin on Cisco ACS 5.4 to demonstrate an extended usage of shell privilege, and to support command authorization. We will attempt to enforce various privilege level and allowed command sets to both of our local and AD users. At the end of the lab, we will also look at how privilege level effects ability to configure an ASA on ASDM.
Topic:
  • TACACS+ Shell Privileges and Command Authorization
  • Policy Element
    • Shell Profile
    • Command Set
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tacacs
aaa
switch
asa

SEC0087 - ACS 5.4 TACACS Device Admin on Switch and ASA (Part 2)

The video demonstrates TACACS+ configuration for Device Admin on Cisco ACS 5.4. We will go through the entire process of adding network devices, users, and building authentication and authorization policies. We will also look at basic AAA configuration on a Cisco switch and ASA firewall. We will use both local and AD users for testing and granting shell privilege 15 in this lab.
Part 2 of this video shows switch and ASA configuration. The lab finishes with authentication testing.
 
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tacacs+
aaa
switch
asa

SEC0086 - ACS 5.4 TACACS Device Admin on Switch and ASA (Part 1)

The video demonstrates TACACS+ configuration for Device Admin on Cisco ACS 5.4. We will go through the entire process of adding network devices, users, and building authentication and authorization policies. We will also look at basic AAA configuration on a Cisco switch and ASA firewall. We will use both local and AD users for testing and granting shell privilege 15 in this lab.

Part 1 of this video focuses on configurations on the ACS server.
 

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acs
tacacs+
aaa
switch
asa

SEC0085 - ACS 5.4 LDAP Integration and Identity Store Sequences

The video walks you through steps for LDAP integration on Cisco ACS 5.4. We will connect our ACS to Active Directory LDAP service, and perform Subject and Group search. We will also touch on the function of Identity Store Sequences as a way to perform multiple user authentication database lookup.
 
Topic:
  • LDAP Integration
  • LDAP Subject and Group Search
  • Identity Store Sequences
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5
Average: 5 (2 votes)
Difficulty Level: 
2
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acs
ldap

SEC0084 - ACS 5.4 AD Integration and Identity Store Sequences

The video walks you through steps for AD integration on Cisco ACS 5.4. We will join the ACS to an AD domain and download AD user groups, which we will use as part of authorization policies in our future labs. We will also touch on the function of Identity Store Sequences as a way to perform multiple user authentication database lookup.
Topic:
  • Active Directory Integration
  • Active Directory User Group Selection
  • Identity Store Sequences
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5
Average: 5 (3 votes)
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acs
active directory

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