[THIN] Re: OT - Cisco router question
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- Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 08:07:12 -0400
We are using Microsoft's IAS. It's free and it works. We have to do it
for HIPAA. We looked at Cisco's TACACS + server but it was to expensive.
The problem is with bumping the debug way up you could slow your
performance down on the router.
"David Teague" <DavidT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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05/11/2005 04:54 PM
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That's what I was thinking I have it at 5, I assume they are each a higher
lever so I am going to keep bumping it up, what kind of radius server are
you using to capture the logs? We are having do this for SOX compliance
with one of our asp users, and copying the log out as is may not be enough
for the.
David Teague
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TMTsoftware
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I'm not sure you may have to bump up the debug level for it to show up. We
use Radius which logs console and vty access to the event log.
Jobe Gates
05/11/2005 03:57 PM
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Are you logging to syslog or Radius server?
"David Teague" <DavidT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Any one out there know how setup logging on a Cisco 2600 router so that it
will log when someone logins to the router via telnet or the console?
Thanks!
David Teague
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TMTsoftware
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