Cisco Nexus 9000v - Notes on Cisco Nexus Configuration - RSA Ready Implementation Guide
Originally Published: 2023-03-21
Last Modified: 2023-11-17
This section provides the notes on Cisco Nexus Configuration.
- When logging on to the switch using SSH/Telnet, the user gets the default role network-operator, which grants read only permissions to the user.
- Configure the RSA Authentication Manager or identity router to send RADIUS attribute to grant authorization access level to the user the according to the attribute value, which should match a role configured or preconfigured on the Nexus Switch.
- By default, the Nexus RADIUS server’s idle-time is set to 0, which means it does not monitor the servers by default. This needs to be changed according to your requirement.
KAPACNEXUS001(config)# radius-server host 192.168.100.50 test idle-time 1
- You must set the fallback to the AAA authentication using RADIUS to use local (for example, if the RADIUS server is not reachable) to prevent switch lockdown.
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