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Acs 5.3 - wireless conversion from 4.0

steve switzer
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Hi All

As previous posters may have noticed i have been given the task of moving the ACS

from 4.0 to 5.3 which turns out to be considerably different.

Sadly i have nothing to test with at the moment so am trying to work it out as best i can

before the abbreviated period of cutover begins.

I have a Service Desk group setting in 4.0

Under groups i have the group settings  and down the bottom i have the following -

(ticked )  Wireless-WCS HTTP

(ticked ) Custom Attributes

Then in the box -

virtual-domain0=CRUK

role0=LobbyAmbassador

task0=Configure Guest Users

task1=Lobby Ambassador User Preferences

Fine but that doesnt translate directly into any 5.3 settings.

I assume that i would do the following

In policy elements create a shell profile (Service Desk) with the following settings -

Privilege level 0

Custom attributes

Manually entered -   

attribute              requirement              Value

virtual-domain      mandatory               virtual-domain0=CRUK

role                    mandatory               role0=LobbyAmbassador

task0                 mandatory               task0=Configure Guest Users

task1                 mandatory               task1=Lobby Ambassador User Preferences

submit that and then go to  -

Access Policies/default device admin/Authorisation

Create a new Rule

Add  the correct AD group in compound condition AD-AD1   attribute ExternalGroups  value static

in NDG:Device Type -  reference the WLC (previously created as device type with ip address)

Then in Results reference the above shell profile - Service Desk.

Sorry about the longevity but if this looks ok or rubbish can someone let me know as i wont

have much time to get it working with the real wireless

Thanks in advance

Steve

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mansrini
Level 1
Level 1

Steve,

The process is correct.. However Iam pointing out the following mistakes

It should not be

virtual-domain      mandatory               virtual-domain0=CRUK

rather it should be

virtual-domain0      mandatory               CRUK

In 4.x , virtual-domain0=CRUK means virtual-domain0 is the attribute and CRUK is the value.. Pls follow the same for all the AV pairs listed above..

-Mani

maldehne
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Check this post which contains everything you need:

https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-17909

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