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Answers the question "what did you do?" |
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Answers the question "who are you?" |
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Usernames and passwords are stored in a central server loc and shared among many dev's |
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Server-based AAA Authentication |
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Unames and pwords are stored on teh router or switch's memory |
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A user wants to access teh device for administrative mode |
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Answers the question "what are you allowed to do?" |
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Privilege mode access vty access network AAA command login AAA command ppp AAA command console access exec AAA command enable AAA command |
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What is the max number of auth methods permitted using AAA |
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A system has 2 AAA auth methods configured, if the user is denied access by the first method, the second will be checked. T/F |
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an admin issues AAA new-model but no other aaa commands. Local uname has been set, which type of login will require a password |
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What is a primary difference between "AAA local authentication attempts max-fail" and the "login delay" commands? |
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The aaa command locks the user out until teh admin releases the account, whereas login delay does not require intervention |
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Entire packet is encrypted router command auth per-user or per-group separates all components of AAA TCP port 49 Bidirectional challenge and response Primarily Cisco supported limited accounting |
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Unidirectional server challenge response Supports 802.1x and SIP Uses port 1645 or 1812 for authorization Combines authenticaiton and authorization, separates accounting Only the password is encrypted UDP port 1646 or 1813 for accounting Extensive Accounting |
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Cisco's AAA server is called... |
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