Click Yes to continue.
Figure 5-15 Enable AAA
Figure 5-16 shows the Commands Delivery Status dialog box, showing that the commands
needed to enable AAA have been delivered to your router.
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Figure 5-16 AAA: Commands Delivery Status
After enabling AAA on the router, you need to de?¬?ne an AAA server. In the Additional
Tasks window (see Figure 5-14), expand AAA and AAA Servers and Groups to expose
the choice of AAA Servers and AAA Groups. Click AAA Servers and then click the Add
button in the upper-right corner. The Add AAA Server dialog box appears, as shown in
Figure 5-17. Fill in the ?¬?elds with the appropriate information and then click OK. Another
Command Delivery Status dialog box appears. Click OK.
Figure 5-17 Add AAA Server
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Next you have to create (or modify) an authentication policy. In the Additional Tasks
window (see Figure 5-14), under AAA, expand Authentication Policies. You can either edit
an existing policy, by highlighting it and clicking the Edit button in the upper-right corner,
or create a new policy, by clicking the Add button. When AAA is enabled, a default
authentication policy is created, called default, which uses local authentication to prevent
session lockout.
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