Cisco Cisco NAC Appliance 4.1.0
Cisco NAC Appliance - Clean Access Manager Installation and Administration Guide
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Chapter 8 Configuring Active Directory Single Sign-On (AD SSO)
Add LDAP Lookup Server for Active Directory SSO (Optional)
lists the script statements and the meaning of each line.
Delay Script with Delete Command
To create a script that delays script initialization, refer to the
. As shown in the following example add the del command and the name of the
script that you want to delete to the end of the delay script. The script is named “actual.bat”.
Caution
We recommend that you reduce network vulnerability by deleting the local copy of the script residing
on the end user machine. The last line of the sample script performs the deletion or clean up function.
on the end user machine. The last line of the sample script performs the deletion or clean up function.
Example
:CHECK
@echo off
echo Please wait...
ping -n 1 -l 1 192.168.88.128
if errorlevel 1 goto CHECK
@echo on
netuse L:\\192.168/88/128/Scripttest
del actual.bat
Add LDAP Lookup Server for Active Directory SSO (Optional)
Note
The LDAP Lookup server is only needed if you want to configure mapping rules so that users are placed
into user roles based on AD attributes after AD SSO authentication. For basic AD SSO without role
mapping, or for testing purposes, it is not necessary to configure an LDAP Lookup Server.
into user roles based on AD attributes after AD SSO authentication. For basic AD SSO without role
mapping, or for testing purposes, it is not necessary to configure an LDAP Lookup Server.
If you plan on mapping Windows domain SSO users to multiple user roles, you will need to configure a
secondary LDAP Lookup server so that the CAM can perform the mapping. You then specify this LDAP
Lookup server for the Active Directory SSO auth provider, as described in
secondary LDAP Lookup server so that the CAM can perform the mapping. You then specify this LDAP
Lookup server for the Active Directory SSO auth provider, as described in
To configure an LDAP Lookup server:
6.
Go to User Management > Auth Servers > Lookup Servers.
Table 8-5
Reference Script Statements and Meaning
Statement
Meaning
@echo off
Only display the command output.
echo Please wait...
Show the words “Please wait...” to the end user.
copy \\192.168.88.228\notlogon\actual.bat
actual.bat
Copy the script “actual.bat” from the “notlogon”
folder on the DC at IP address 192.168.88.228.
folder on the DC at IP address 192.168.88.228.
actual.bat
Launch the script named “actual.bat”.