Cisco Cisco NAC Appliance 4.1.0
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Cisco NAC Appliance - Clean Access Manager Installation and Administration Guide
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User Management: Configuring Auth Servers
This chapter describes how to set up external authentication sources, configure Active Directory Single
Sign-On (SSO), VLAN ID or attribute-based auth server mapping rules, and RADIUS accounting.
Topics are as follows:
Sign-On (SSO), VLAN ID or attribute-based auth server mapping rules, and RADIUS accounting.
Topics are as follows:
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For details on AD SSO, see
For details on creating and configuring the web user login page, see
For details on configuring user roles and local users, see
For details on configuring traffic policies for user roles, see
Overview
By connecting the Clean Access Manager to external authentication sources, you can use existing user
data to authenticate users in the untrusted network. Cisco NAC Appliance supports several
authentication provider types for the following two cases:
data to authenticate users in the untrusted network. Cisco NAC Appliance supports several
authentication provider types for the following two cases:
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When you want to work with an existing backend authentication server(s)
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When you want to enable any of the transparent authentication mechanisms provided by Cisco NAC
Appliance
Appliance
Working with Existing Backend Authentication Servers
When working with existing backend authentication servers, Cisco supports the following authentication
protocol types:
protocol types:
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Kerberos