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WiNG How-To Guide RSA SecurID_Configuration

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Components Used:

The information in this document is based on the following hardware and software versions:

· 1 x RFS4000 Switch Controller running v4.1.0.0-042R.

· 1 x AP-7131 Standalone Access Point running v4.0.1.0-019R.

· 1 x Cisco Secure ACS Server v4.2 for Windows (Build 124) with RSA Authentication Agent v6.1.3 (Build 195) installed.

· 1 x RSA SecurID 2.0 Appliance with Authentication Manager v6.1.2 (Build 142) and Authentication Agent v6.1.

The following sections outline the configuration steps required to enable SecurID authentication on a Motorola WLAN Switch Controller and AP-51X1/AP-71X1 Standalone Access Point:

1) SecurID Integrated RADIUS Servers

2) Motorola WLAN Switch Controller

3) Motorola AP-51X1/AP-71X1 Standalone Access Point

4) 802.1X / EAP Supplicants

Figure 3.0 provides a detailed topology of the hardware and software components highlighted in section 2.2 that were used to created this guide.

Cisco Secure ACS 4.2 for Windows:

This section outlines how to configure the RSA SecurID Authentication Manager and Cisco Secure ACS 4.2 server to authenticate users from a Motorola RFSx0000 WLAN Switch Controller or AP-51X1/AP-71X1 Access Point.

RSA SecurID Integration:

This section provides a step-by-step example for how to configure an RSA SecurID server and Cisco Secure ACS server to communicate with each other.

Prior to configuring the Cisco Secure ACS 4.2 server to integrate with RSA SecureID, the RSA Authentication Agent must be installed on the same window machine as the Cisco Secure ACS server.

Enter the Hostname and IP Address of the Cisco Secure ACS server then select the Agent Type option Net OS Agent. Enable the option Open to All Locally Known Users then click OK.

The will configure the RSA SecurID server to communicate with the RSA Authentication Agent installed on the Cisco Secure ACS server. The Agent Host record identifies the Cisco Secure ACS server within its database and contains information about communication and encryption.

User Authentication:

This section provides a step-by-step example for how to configure the Cisco Secure ACS server to forward unknown authentication requests and specific user accounts to the RSA SecurID server.

Reference Documentation

Motorola RFS Series Wireless LAN Switches WiNG System Reference Guide	http://support.symbol.com
RSA Security Implementation Guides	http://rsa.com/
RSA SecurID with Wireless LAN Controllers and Cisco Secure ACS Example	http://www.cisco.com

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