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February 23rd, 2022 02:00
Using Radius to set role based privilege-level users on S4148T-ON 10.5.2.
Hello,
We are trying to use Radius (Using FreeRadius specifically) for centralized user access management into our Dell S4148T-ON switches (Running 10.5.2.8 version), but have issues trying to find documentation on how to properly setup RBAC with the use of Vendor Specific Attributes with Radius.
The configuration that I have is fairly straight forward and works for basic auth:
aaa authentication login default group radius local
radius-server host **** key ****
Since I can't find any official documentation on what VSAs can be used in OS10, on older forum posts and older OS documentation I've found 3 options that seemingly worked on some hardware/software some time ago:
Cisco-avpair = "shell:priv-lvl=15"
Force10-avpair = "shell:priv-lvl=15"
DellEMC-avpair = "shell:priv-lvl=15"
When sending any of these in the Access-Accept response from the Radius server to switch, the user still only gets the lowest privilege level assigned.
According to this post Using-RADIUS-VSAs-for-RBAC - the solution is to enable authorization for radius, but on OS10 I don't seem to have this option for Radius, only for TACACS+:
Switch1(config)# aaa authorization exec-commands role sysadmin default group ?
tacacs+ To configure for tacacs server
That seemed like a possibility in OS9 according to documentation - configure-aaa-authorization-for-roles
So my questions would be:
- What are the supported VSAs that need to be sent in Radius responses to a switch running OS10?
- How can AAA authorization be enabled with Radius in OS10?
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DELL-Marco B
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February 23rd, 2022 09:00
Hello,
you can follow here for the AAA authorization
https://dell.to/3p9yOBn
also here some documentation about RADIUS on OS10
https://dell.to/3JPNNZa
also for AAA authentication and VSA, here
https://dell.to/3JPBR9A
I hope this doc helps.
Thanks
Marco
Andrius4
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February 24th, 2022 06:00
Hello,
Your provided link for AAA authorization is for OS version 9.14.2.5 and is not applicable for OS version 10.5.2.8 as there is no option for commands:
Could you please send exact commands on how to configure RADIUS authorization on OS10?
The link https://dell.to/3JPBR9A only shows how to use Cisco ISE to send a VSA, but does not exactly say what string needs to be sent in the Radius response from the Radius server too.
Thank you,
Andrius
DELL-Marco B
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February 24th, 2022 10:00
Hello,
here the guide, page 1316
https://dell.to/3sgUwFB
Thanks
Marco