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05-27-2010 08:10 AM
05-27-2010 08:10 AM
HP switches Do support Tacacs+ protocol.
Hello friends,
As i have been through Hp configuration guide i have seen tacacs+ protocol support,though it is cisco proprietary protocol,
Just to confirm Hp switches support TACACS+ protocol,
what is the configuration to be done on Hp switches to sent login authentication information to cisco secure access control server (CSACS).????
As i have been through Hp configuration guide i have seen tacacs+ protocol support,though it is cisco proprietary protocol,
Just to confirm Hp switches support TACACS+ protocol,
what is the configuration to be done on Hp switches to sent login authentication information to cisco secure access control server (CSACS).????
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05-29-2010 10:58 PM
05-29-2010 10:58 PM
Re: HP switches Do support Tacacs+ protocol.
Yes specific HP switches(3400cl,4200vl,6400cl...) do support TACACS+ for CONSOLE and TELNET access authentication.
Its simple to configure and is similar to the one done for RADIUS authentication..
Step 1) Let the switch know the TACAS server IP:---
ProCurve(config)#tacacs-server host
Step 2) Configure the Key to be used for authentication:---
ProCurve(config)#tacacs-server key
Step 3) Setup TACACS authentication either for console or telnet access
ProCurve(config)# aaa authentication console tacacs
Hope that helps you get started...
ps:-- As part of forum etiquette, the author of the question should appreciate the people who tried to help with answers by way of awarding points on the scale (1-10). You would get the details of each point in the automated email from the forum. Just reminding about this, since I noticed that in your profile it says "..have assigned points to 0 of 5 responses to my questions. " :)
`Javed
Its simple to configure and is similar to the one done for RADIUS authentication..
Step 1) Let the switch know the TACAS server IP:---
ProCurve(config)#tacacs-server host
Step 2) Configure the Key to be used for authentication:---
ProCurve(config)#tacacs-server key
Step 3) Setup TACACS authentication either for console or telnet access
ProCurve(config)# aaa authentication console
Hope that helps you get started...
ps:-- As part of forum etiquette, the author of the question should appreciate the people who tried to help with answers by way of awarding points on the scale (1-10). You would get the details of each point in the automated email from the forum. Just reminding about this, since I noticed that in your profile it says "..have assigned points to 0 of 5 responses to my questions. " :)
`Javed
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