Cisco Prime Access Registrar 7.3 User Guide Published: August 11, 2017

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CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 Overview 1-1 Prime Access Registrar Hierarchy 1-2 UserLists and Groups 1-2 Profiles 1-3 Scripts 1-3 Services 1-3 Session Management Using Resource Managers 1-4 RADIUS PROTOCOL 1-5 Types of RADIUS Messages 1-5 Packet Contents 1-5 The Attribute Dictionary 1-6 Related Documentation 7 Obtain Documentation and Submit a Service Request 1-7 1-7 CHAPTER 2 Using the Graphical User Interface 2-1 Launching the GUI 2-1 Disabling HTTP 2-2 Disabling HTTPS 2-2 Login Page 2-3 Logging In 2-3 Logging Out 2-4 Common Methodologies 2-4 Filtering Records 2-4 Editing Records 2-5 Deleting Records 2-5 Setting Record Limits per Page 2-6 Performing Common Navigations 2-6 Relocating Records 2-7 Dashboard 2-8 Sessions 2-8 Configuring Cisco Prime Access Registrar 2-9 RADIUS 2-10 Setting Up or Changing the Radius Properties 2-11 Cisco Prime Access Registrar 7.3 User Guide iii Contents Profiles 2-11 Adding Profile Details 2-12 UserGroups 2-12 Adding UserGroup Details 2-14 UserList 2-14 Adding UserList Details 2-15 Users 2-16 Adding User Details 2-17 Scripts 2-18 Adding Script Details 2-21 Policies 2-22 Adding Policy Details 2-22 GroupServers 2-22 Adding Group Server Details 2-24 Services 2-24 Simple Services 2-24 ServiceWithRS 2-32 PEAP Service 2-36 EAP Service 2-39 Diameter Service 2-50 CommandSets 2-55 Adding a Command Set 2-55 DeviceAccessRules 2-56 Adding a Device Access Rule 2-56 FastRules 2-57 Adding a Fast Rule 2-57 Replication 2-58 Adding Replication Details 2-59 Adding the Replication Member Details 2-59 RADIUSDictionary 2-59 Adding RADIUS Dictionary Details 2-60 VendorDictionary 2-61 Adding Vendor Dictionary Details 2-62 Vendor Attributes 2-62 Adding Vendor Attributes 2-63 Vendors 2-63 Adding Vendor Details 2-64 Translations 2-65 Adding Translation Details 2-66 TranslationGroups 2-66 Cisco Prime Access Registrar 7.3 User Guide iv Contents Adding Translation Group Details 2-67 Diameter 2-67 General 2-68 Session Management 2-70 Applications 2-71 Commands 2-72 DiameterAttributes 2-74 Advanced 2-75 Default 2-75 BackingStore/ServerParam 2-80 RemoteSessionServer 2-85 SNMP and Server Monitor 2-87 DDNS 2-91 Encrypted IMSI Private Keys 2-92 ODBC DataSources 2-93 Log 2-94 Ports 2-97 Interfaces 2-98 Attribute Groups 2-98 Rules 2-99 Setting Rules 2-100 SessionManagers 2-101 Adding Session Manager Details 2-104 ResourceManager 2-105 Adding Resource Manager Details 2-113 Network Resources 2-113 Clients 2-113 Adding Client Details 2-119 Remote Servers 2-119 LDAP 2-120 LDAP Accounting 2-124 ODBC/OCI 2-127 ODBC/OCI-Accounting 2-129 Diameter 2-132 Others 2-136 Administration 2-141 Administrators 2-142 Adding Administrator Details 2-142 Statistics 2-143 Resetting Server Statistics 2-146 Cisco Prime Access Registrar 7.3 User Guide v Contents DiameterStatistics 2-146 TACACSStatistics 2-155 Back Up and Restore 2-157 LicenseUpload 2-157 Read-Only GUI 2-158 CHAPTER 3 RADIUS Accounting 3-1 Understanding RADIUS Accounting 3-1 Setting Up Accounting 3-2 Accounting Log File Rollover 3-2 FilenamePrefix 3-3 MaxFileSize 3-4 MaxFileAge 3-4 RolloverSchedule 3-5 UseLocalTimeZone 3-5 FileType 3-5 EnableRolloverIntelligence 3-5 AttributesToBeLogged 3-6 Oracle Accounting 3-6 Configuring Oracle Accounting 3-7 ODBC-Accounting Service 3-7 ODBC RemoteServers 3-7 Configuration Examples 3-9 Packet Buffering 3-10 When Using Packet Buffering 3-11 With Packet Buffering Disabled 3-11 Dynamic SQL Feature 3-11 LDAP Accounting 3-12 Configuring LDAP Accounting 3-12 LDAP-Accounting Service 3-12 LDAP RemoteServers 3-13 Configuration Examples 3-15 Configuring the LDAP Service for Accounting 3-16 Configuring an LDAP-Accounting RemoteServer 3-17 Setting LDAP-Accounting As Accounting Service 3-19 MySQL Support 3-20 Configuring MySQL 3-20 Example Configuration 3-21 Proxying Accounting Records 3-21 Cisco Prime Access Registrar 7.3 User Guide vi Contents Configuring the Local Cisco Prime Access Registrar Server 3-22 Configuring the Local Accounting Service 3-22 Configuring the Remote Accounting Service 3-22 Configuring the Group Accounting Service 3-23 Configuring the RemoteServer Object 3-23 CHAPTER 4 Diameter 4-1 Diameter with EAP Support 4-2 Advertising Application Support 4-2 Diameter EAP Conversation Flow 4-2 Diameter Server Startup Log 4-3 Diameter Stack Level Messages 4-4 Capabilities Exchange Message 4-5 Watchdog Message 4-6 Disconnect Message 4-6 Configuring Authentication and Authorization for Diameter 4-6 Configuring Local Authentication and Authorization 4-6 Configuring a Local Service and UserList 4-7 Configuring External Authentication Service 4-8 Configuring the Diameter Application in Prime Access Registrar 4-8 Configuring the Transport Management Properties 4-9 Registering Applications IDs 4-10 Configuring the Diameter Peers 4-11 Configure the Diameter Service 4-12 Group-Based Load Balancing in Diameter Proxy Server Configuration 4-15 Writing Diameter Application in Prime Access Registrar 4-17 Configuring rex script/service for Diameter 4-17 Scripting in Diameter 4-18 Diameter Environment Variables 4-18 Sample rex script/service 4-19 Traces/Logs 4-20 Translation Framework for Diameter 4-21 TLS Support for Diameter 4-22 Managing Diameter Sessions 4-24 Blacklisting Support for Diameter Remote Server 4-24 SCTP Multihoming Support for Diameter Client and Remote Server 4-24 Cisco Prime Access Registrar 7.3 User Guide vii Contents CHAPTER 5 Extensible Authentication Protocols 5-1 EAP-AKA 5-2 Configuring EAP-AKA 5-2 Testing EAP-AKA with radclient 5-6 EAP-AKA-Prime (EAP-AKA’) 5-6 Configuring EAP-AKA’ 5-7 Testing EAP-AKA’ with radclient 5-8 EAP-FAST 5-8 Configuring EAP-FAST 5-9 EAP-FAST Keystores 5-13 Testing EAP-FAST with radclient 5-13 PAC Provisioning 5-14 Authentication 5-15 Parameters Used for Certificate-Based Authentication 5-15 radclient Command Reference 5-16 PAC—Credential Export Utility 5-18 PAC Export 5-18 PAC Display 5-19 Syntax Summary 5-19 EAP-GTC 5-19 Configuring EAP-GTC 5-19 Testing EAP-GTC with radclient 5-20 EAP-LEAP 5-21 Configuring EAP-LEAP 5-21 EAP-MD5 5-22 Configuring EAP-MD5 5-22 EAP-Negotiate 5-23 Configuring EAP-Negotiate 5-23 Negotiating PEAP Tunnel Services 5-24 Testing EAP-Negotiate with radclient 5-24 EAP-MSChapV2 5-24 Configuring EAP-MSChapV2 5-24 Testing EAP-MSChapV2 with radclient 5-25 EAP-SIM 5-26 Configuring EAP-SIM 5-26 Quintets to Triplets Conversion 5-30 EAP-Transport Level Security (TLS) 5-31 Configuring EAP-TLS 5-31 Cisco Prime Access Registrar 7.3 User Guide viii Contents Configuring EAP-TLS with OCSP Support 5-34 Testing EAP-TLS with RSA or ECC Certificate using radclient 5-35 Testing EAP-TLS with Client Certificates 5-35 EAP-TTLS 5-35 Configuring EAP-TTLS 5-36 Creating an EAP-TTLS Service 5-36 Configuring an EAP-TTLS Authentication Service 5-39 Testing EAP-TTLS with radclient 5-42 Testing EAP-TTLS Using Legacy Methods 5-43 Testing EAP-TTLS Using

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