<p> ASA – IAS Privilege Level</p><p>1) Open the IAS and select the proper Remote Access Policy</p><p>2) Access the properties of the proper Remote Access Policy: 3) Click on Edit Profile, and go to the Advanced Tab:</p><p>4) Click on Add, select Vendor-Specific and click on Add again: 5) We will get to the following window, were we need to click add again:</p><p>After clicking on add you will get the following options:</p><p>6) On the “Specify Network Access Server Vendor” selecting the “Enter Vendor Code” option and adding the following value: 3076</p><p>7) On the “Specify whether the attribute conforms…” select “Yes. It conforms.” And click on Configure Attribute: 8) Configure the appropriate attribute values:</p><p>Vendor-Assigned-Attribute Number = 220 Attribute Format = Decimal/Integer Attribute Value = Privilege Level (0-15)</p><p>The above information will assign an attribute value = 8. Apply the changes.</p><p>At the End, the Advanced Tab of the Access Policy should show the VSA: ASA – IAS Privilege Level</p><p>1) Open the IAS and select the proper Remote Access Policy</p><p>2) Access the properties of the proper Remote Access Policy: 3) Click on Edit Profile, and go to the Advanced Tab: 4) Click on Add, select Vendor-Specific and click on Add again: 5) We will get to the following window, were we need to click add again:</p><p>After clicking on add you will get the following options:</p><p>6) On the “Specify Network Access Server Vendor” selecting the “Enter Vendor Code” option and adding the following value: 3076</p><p>7) On the “Specify whether the attribute conforms…” select “Yes. It conforms.” And click on Configure Attribute: 8) Configure the appropriate attribute values:</p><p>Vendor-Assigned-Attribute Number = 220 Attribute Format = Decimal/Integer Attribute Value = Privilege Level (0-15)</p><p>The above information will assign an attribute value = 8. Apply the changes.</p><p>At the End, the Advanced Tab of the Access Policy should show the VSA: </p>