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300-620 · Question #334

A Cisco ACI fabric is configured with these objects: - login domain named Domain_1 - TACACS+ provider group named Tacacs_ProvGro - TACACS+ server IP 10.43.145.1 Which action set allows users to log…

The correct answer is A. Add IP 10.43.145.1 under Tacacs_ProvGro. To allow users to log in to the Cisco APIC using TACACS+ credentials without needing to specify the domain (Domain_1) for each login, the following configuration steps are required: 1. Add the TACACS+ server IP address (10.43.145.1) under the provider group Tacacs_ProvGro: This…

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Question

A Cisco ACI fabric is configured with these objects:

  • login domain named Domain_1
  • TACACS+ provider group named Tacacs_ProvGro
  • TACACS+ server IP 10.43.145.1

Which action set allows users to log in to Cisco APIC using TACACS user credentials without setting the domain to Domain_1 for each login?

Options

  • AAdd IP 10.43.145.1 under Tacacs_ProvGro.
  • BAdd IP 10.43.145.1 under default AAA authentication.
  • CAdd IP 10.43.145.1 under Tacacs_ProvGro.
  • DAdd IP 10.43.145.1 under Domain_1.

How the community answered

(27 responses)
  • A
    74% (20)
  • B
    7% (2)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
    15% (4)

Explanation

To allow users to log in to the Cisco APIC using TACACS+ credentials without needing to specify the domain (Domain_1) for each login, the following configuration steps are required: 1. Add the TACACS+ server IP address (10.43.145.1) under the provider group Tacacs_ProvGro: This step ensures the APIC communicates with the correct TACACS+ server for authentication. 2. Associate Tacacs_ProvGro with Domain_1: Associating the TACACS+ provider group with the login domain enables authentication of users associated with that domain. 3. Set the default AAA authentication realm to TACACS+: By setting the default realm to TACACS+, the APIC will prioritize TACACS+ as the default authentication method. This eliminates the need for users to explicitly specify the login domain (Domain_1) during the login

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#AAA#TACACS+#login domain#authentication provider

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