Our users are created localy on the ACS:īut they are actually authenticated against the active directory as per our identity sequence store.īefore we test this scenario, let’s check on our ASA configuration:Įnable password OQqIVoru9GknndSk encryptedĪccess-list OUTSIDE_IN extended permit tcp 11.11.11.0 255.255.255.0 host 192.168.168.12 eq https Here we can see that if a user is a member of Junior Admins he/she will be assigned the JUNIOR_AUTHOR authorization profile and hence JUNIORS_ACL access control list. Now we verify our access service for network access – Default Network Access.
We will call upon these profiles in our Access Services. Now let’s check our Authorization Profiles. It’s just here so we could deny something in the future.
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We saw in previous blog posts how to configure Identity Store Sequences, authenticate users against the AD and other basic tasks we are going to perform here.Īgain, this list is not mandatory for seniors, because they are allowed to do anything. Junior admins are forbidden to ping the domain controller and senior admins have no restrictions, but are still assigned a DACL for future eventual restrictions. After they successfully log in, they will receive a dynamic access control list defined on the ACS server, depending on the group membership. They are authenticated against the Active Directory or AD. This is the scenario: two groups of users are connecting to the ASA box with Anyconnect VPN client. In this ACS lab we will expand our small talks to the Download Access Control Lists or DACLs with ASA and Anyconnect.
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