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350-601 · Question #533

The Cisco TACACS+ on a Cisco Nexus Series Switch must authenticate any user attempting to access the device and fail over to the local account if the TACACS+ sever becomes unavailable. Which command…

The correct answer is D. aaa authentication login default group ISE local. The requirement is to authenticate via TACACS+ first, then fall back to local accounts if the TACACS+ server is unreachable. The command 'aaa authentication login default group ISE local' accomplishes this: 'group ISE' references the named TACACS+ (or RADIUS) server group…

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Question

The Cisco TACACS+ on a Cisco Nexus Series Switch must authenticate any user attempting to access the device and fail over to the local account if the TACACS+ sever becomes unavailable. Which command accomplishes these goals?

Options

  • Aaaa authentication login default fallback error local
  • Baaa authentication login console group local
  • Caaa authentication login default local
  • Daaa authentication login default group ISE local

How the community answered

(42 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    5% (2)
  • D
    90% (38)

Explanation

The requirement is to authenticate via TACACS+ first, then fall back to local accounts if the TACACS+ server is unreachable. The command 'aaa authentication login default group ISE local' accomplishes this: 'group ISE' references the named TACACS+ (or RADIUS) server group, making it the primary authentication method, and 'local' at the end specifies the fallback to local user accounts when the server group is unavailable. Answer A uses 'fallback error local' which is a valid variant but is not the standard Cisco NX-OS syntax for this behavior. Answer B applies only to the console port. Answer C uses only local authentication with no TACACS+ involvement. Answer D correctly implements both the primary TACACS+ server group and the local fallback in the proper NX-OS AAA syntax.

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#AAA#TACACS+#Cisco Nexus#Device Access Control

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