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Configuring the AAA Server
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Configuring Accounting Settings on the RADIUS Server
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Under the AAA Clients table, choose Add Entry. The Add AAA Client page
appears.
Configure the entries on the Add AAA Client page as follows:
AAA Client Hostname—Enter a name that you want assigned to the ACE.
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AAA Client IP Address—Enter the IP address of the Ethernet Management
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port or of an ACE circuit (depending on how the ACE is configured to
communicate with the Cisco Secure ACS).
Key—Enter the shared secret that the ACE and Cisco Secure ACS use to
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authenticate transactions. You must specify the identical shared secret on
both the Cisco Secure ACS and the ACE. The key is case sensitive.
Authenticate Using—Choose the AAA protocol. In the case of RADIUS,
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choose the vendor used for communication with the AAA client.
Click Submit + Restart.
Cisco Secure ACS saves the AAA client entry and restarts its services, after which
it will accept and process RADIUS requests from the ACE.
To configure the RADIUS accounting settings on Cisco Secure ACS, perform the
following steps:
Choose System Configuration > Logging > CSV RADIUS Accounting. The
CSV RADIUS Accounting File Configuration page appears.
Confirm that the Log to CSV RADIUS Accounting report check box is checked.
In the Select Columns To Log table, check that the RADIUS attributes that you
want to see in the RADIUS accounting log appear in the Logged Attributes list.
In addition to the standard RADIUS attributes, you will see several special
logging attributes provided by Cisco Secure ACS, such as Real Name, ExtDB
Info, and Logged Remotely. For more information about these attributes, see the
user guide for your Cisco Secure ACS.
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