(RADIATOR) ServerTACACSPLUS and mapping both user and client to AuthorizeGroup statements

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Andrew -

Could you please remind me of the name of the registered company that  
has purchased this copy of Radiator?

Please reply to me directly.

thanks

Hugh


On 5 Jul 2005, at 11:31, Andrew Fort wrote:

> Hi guys,
>
> We recently updated our radiator (were using 2.07-1 before that ;-)  
> and are now integrating our existing use of the cisco development  
> code tac_plus daemon to use Radiator's ServerTACACSPLUS.  We also  
> have some devices that do exec access via RADIUS (hence using  
> Radiator), but we'll ignore those for now as they have more  
> simplistic demands than the below.
>
> I want to have three or four levels of AuthorizeGroup statements,  
> for various access levels.  Then I want to map users to groups, and  
> then map TACACS+ clients to these.  Effectively a tuple like:
>
> #device_group:user_group:AuthorizeGroup
> border_routers:tier3_engineering:full_enable
>
> I have the user->AuthorizeGroup mappings sorted out, but am having  
> trouble visualing what is the best way to do the combination of  
> device group to user group AND AuthorizeGroup group mapping.
>
> I am thinking perhaps building the configuration dynamically for  
> the AuthorizeGroup statements in <ServerTACACSPLUS>, combining the  
> user_group and device_group into say statements that would have:
>
>     AuthorizeGroup    border_routers_tier3_engineering
>
> Followed by the list of commands for 'full_enable' level of  
> access.  But how do I set the user's GroupAttr based on both the  
> TACACS+ Client and the Username?
>
> -andrew
>
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NB: I am travelling this week, so there may be delays in our  
correspondence.

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