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Chapter 10 Setting Up and Managing Administrators and Policy
Access Policy
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Cisco Secure ACS 3.0 for Windows 2000/NT Servers User Guide
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Setting Up Access Policy
For information about access policy options, see the “Access Policy Options”
section on page 10-10.
To set up Cisco Secure ACS Access Policy, follow these steps:
Step 1 In the navigation bar, click Administration Control.
Result: Cisco Secure ACS displays the Administration Control page.
Step 2 Click Access Policy.
Result: The Access Policy Setup page appears.
Step 3 To allow remote access to the HTML interface from any IP address, in the IP
Address Filtering table, select the Allow all IP addresses to connect option.
Step 4 To allow remote access to the HTML interface only from IP addresses within a
range or ranges of IP addresses, follow these steps:
a. In the IP Address Filtering table, select the Allow only listed IP addresses
to connect option.
b. For each IP address range from within which you want to allow remote access
to the HTML interface, complete one row of the IP Address Ranges table. In
the Start IP Address box, type the lowest IP address in the range. In the End
IP Address box, type the highest IP address in the range.
Step 5 To allow remote access to the HTML interface only from IP addresses outside a
range or ranges of IP addresses, follow these steps:
a. In the IP Address Filtering table, select the Reject connections from listed
IP addresses option.
b. For each IP address range from outside of which you want to allow remote
access to the HTML interface, complete one row of the IP Address Ranges
table. Type the lowest IP address in the range in the Start IP Address box.
Type the highest IP address in the range in the End IP Address box.
Step 6 To allow Cisco Secure ACS to use any valid TCP port for administrative sessions,
either local or remote, select the Allow any TCP ports to be used for
Administration HTTP Access option.