Cisco Access Control Security: AAA Administration Services
| You have modified the authentication policy and configured session policy. You now are almost ready to make ACS work for you. Now you configure the interface to make it easier to manage, which is the goal in the coming sections. To do this, you need to disable some of the advanced options. Don't worry; when the time comes, you will enable them again. TACACS+ Settings
To ease your configuration and help make things a little easier while you are learning, you need to disable some of the advanced TACACS+ features. You disable any advanced configurations at this point, and as you increase the functionality of ACS by adding more for it to do, you bring these configuration parameters back. Follow these steps to turn off the advanced TACACS+ settings:
The preceding steps are going to allow you to see a Time-of-Day grid where you have the control to configure Time-of-Day parameters. This might not be the first thing you always want to do; however, it is very noticeable when made visible, and that is the goal here. To check your work, follow these steps:
Advanced Options
Another way to clear out some of the clutter when you are learning is to disable the Advanced Configuration options. You might want to configure these settings, but for now, turn all of them off except for the Per-user TACACS/RADIUS Attributes. To do so, follow these simple steps:
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