connect to router using SDM but using radius as authentication method
gouki2005
Member Posts: 197
ip http secure-server
ip http authentication aaa login-authentication ENTER
so i am using the policy ENTER to do the authentication in SDM
aaa authentication login ENTER group radius
line vty 0 4
login authentication ENTER
but it doesnt work when SDM ask for level 15 user or vty user i cant access like if doesnt exist the server and the server is working but doesnt work with sdm if i change to ip http authentication localand i log in with my local user admin cisco SDM works its posible do this using radius as authentication method for SDM or just works with local database in fact almost all the examples out there use the ip http authentication local and thats it.
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gregorio323 Member Posts: 201 ■■■□□□□□□□under the line vty 0 4 you can add privilege level 15 that should work. make sure your username is set to privilege level 15. I'm not so good off top of my head. but i would recommend to install the SDM on your PC.
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gouki2005 Member Posts: 197gregorio323 wrote: »under the line vty 0 4 you can add privilege level 15 that should work. make sure your username is set to privilege level 15. I'm not so good off top of my head. but i would recommend to install the SDM on your PC.
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gregorio323 Member Posts: 201 ■■■□□□□□□□I'm not sure what winserv your using but there's been cases where the RADIUS port do not match make sure to hard code the port number on the router if it's different than the default.
maybe if you set this aaa authentication login default ENTER group radius this can also solve your problem.
kinda more of a visual person i have to see the problem lol. so a lil lost -
gouki2005 Member Posts: 197i understand now how it works aaa thx to cbt nuggets is to bad the ccna security focus just in the authentication and barely in the authorization and accounting i did a lab practice with the acs server in my college a really powerful software nothing like Winradius