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CCNA Security IINS exam (210-260) | 2.2.e authentication and authorization using ACS and ISE Day 14

Get 30% off ITprotv.com with PROMO CODE CCNADT Follow me on Twitter:   / ccnadailytips   Take the Quizlet: https://quizlet.com/_6qbfal ITProTV Lab: https://www.itpro.tv/ My strategy to pass CCNA Security in 6 MONTHS:    • CCNA Security IINS | My Study Strategy to ...   Video 1:    • CCNA Security IINS Exam Topics | 1.1 Commo...   Video 2:    • CCNA Security IINS Exam Topics | 1.1  Comm...   Video 3:    • CCNA Security IINS Exam Topics | 1.2 Commo...   Video 4:    • CCNA Security IINS Exam Topics | 1.3 Crypt...   Video 5:    • CCNA Security IINS Exam Topics | 1.4 Descr...   Video 6:    • CCNA Security IINS Exam | 1.1  Common secu...   Video 7:    • CCNA Security IINS Exam Topics | 2.1.a Com...   Video 8:    • CCNA Security IINS Topics | 2.1.b Configur...   Video 9:    • CCNA Security IINS Topics | 2.1.b Configur...   Video 10 :    • CCNA Security IINS Topics | Configure and ...   Video 11:    • CCNA Security IINS Exam Topics | 2.1.d Con...   Video 12 :    • CCNA Security IINS Exam Topics | 2.1.e Use...   Video 13:    • CCNA Security IINS Exam Topics | 2.2.a Des...   Video 14 previous:    • CCNA Security IINS Exam Topics | 2.2.b Con...   2.2.e Describe authentication and authorization using ACS and ISE ACS: Cisco Secure ACS is a robust AAA server offering both TACACS+ and RADIUS services in one system. With ACS, an organization can centralize both user network access policies and network device administrative access policies in one server. Most network devices rely on the TACACS+ and RADIUS protocols to communicate with AAA servers. Some network devices have the ability to interact directly with Active Directory (AD) or LDAP for authentication purposes. Although Cisco Secure ACS can be integrated to use the AD service, Microsoft Windows Server can also be configured as an AAA server. Figure 26-4 shows a simple AAA scenario using ACS and an external user identity database (such as AD or LDAP). ISE: Cisco ISE is a next-generation identity management system that combines ACS with Network Admission Control (NAC) but also includes features such as: Profiling: Determines the type of device from which the user is accessing the network Posture assessment: Determines the “health” of the device accessing the network Centralized web authentication: Simplifies the provisioning of guest access AAA: Offers identity-based network access, logging, compliance, and reporting Cisco ISE is the main policy component for Cisco TrustSec and is a Cisco technology that protects assets such as data, applications, and mobile devices from unauthorized access. Cisco ISE not only can quickly isolate and contain threats and limit the impact of data breaches, but can also simplify and accelerate safe bring your own device (BYOD) deployments.