|
|
This chapter contains an alphabetical listing of the Cisco 6510 configuration parameters. The description of each configuration parameter includes a brief description of its use and the syntax for entering parameter values.
You can set configuration parameters in two ways:
For example, to set the AccountingIP configuration parameter, enter:
config set AccountingIP 161.69.73.155
The following pages describe the Cisco 6510 configuration parameters. These parameters are used in conjunction with the commands described in the "Command Reference" chapter.
Specifies the first IP address for AAA authentication and authorization services.
config set AAAIP1 ip_address| ip_address | First AAA IP address. |
Specifies the first IP address used for authentication and authorization. When both AAAIP1 and AAAIP2 are configured, the Cisco 6510 load balances (round-robin) the requests between these two IP addresses, resulting in greater response times and increased load utilization. However, if one of the two servers is down, some authentication requests might fail.
If you plan to use a second server for authentication and authorization, take special precautions to verify that the databases used by both servers are synchronized. Otherwise, you might experience unexpected results.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set aaaip1 171.69.73.151
Specifies the second IP address for AAA authentication and authorization services (optional).
config set AAAIP2 ip_address| ip_address | Second AAA IP address. |
Specifies the second IP address used for authentication and authorization. When both AAAIP1 and AAAIP2 are configured, the Cisco 6510 load balances (round-robin) the requests between these two IP addresses, resulting in greater response times and increased load utilization. However, if one of the two servers is down, some authentication requests might fail.
If you plan to use a second server for authentication and authorization, take special precautions to verify that the databases used by both servers are synchronized. Otherwise, you might experience unexpected results.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set aaaip2 171.69.73.152
Specifies the shared secret (password) used to authenticate the Cisco 6510 with AAA.
config set AAApassword string| string | Secret string used to authenticate the Cisco 6510 with AAA. |
Specifies the shared secret (password) used to authenticate the Cisco 6510 with AAA. The shared secret can be up to 32 characters long.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set aaapassword aaa6510secret SSG > secret aaapassword aaa6510secret
Specifies the first IP address for AAA accounting services.
config set AccountingIP1 ip_address| ip_address | First IP address for AAA accounting services. |
Specifies the first IP address used for accounting. When both AccountingIP1 and AccountingIP2 are configured, the Cisco 6510 sends all accounting requests to the first server (AccountingIP1). If the Cisco 6510 does not receive a response, it will send accounting requests to the second server (AccountingIP2).
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set accountingip1 175.63.73.250
Specifies the second IP address for AAA accounting services (optional).
config set AccountingIP2 ip_address| ip_address | Second IP address for AAA accounting services. |
Specifies the second IP address used for accounting. When both AccountingIP1 and AccountingIP2 are configured, the Cisco 6510 sends all accounting requests to the first server (AccountingIP1). If the Cisco 6510 does not receive a response, it will send accounting requests to the second server (AccountingIP2).
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set accountingip2 175.63.73.251
The AccountingRemotePort configuration parameter specifies the port on which the RADIUS server connected to the Cisco 6510 listens for accounting packets.
config set AccountingRemotePort acct_port| acct_port | Port on which the AAA server connected to the Cisco 6510 listens for accounting packets (default: 1646). |
If you are using the Cisco 6510 in conjunction with the Cisco UCP, make sure that you specify the port on which the UCP's Protocol Gateway Service PGS has been configured to listen for accounting packets. For information on how to configure the PGS, refer to the chapter "Using the Network Control Console" in the Cisco User Control Point Administrator Guide.
If you are using another AAA server, specify the port on which the remote AAA server listens for accounting packets.
Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set AccountingRemotePort 1646
Specifies the number of times the Cisco 6510 resends an accounting request packet.
config set AcctRetryCount retries| retries | Number of times the Cisco 6510 resends an accounting request packet (default: 5). |
Use the AcctRetryCount parameter to set the number of times the Cisco 6510 resends an accounting packet. To configure all accounting retry and timeout settings, use the accountingparam command. See "accountingparam" in the "Command Reference" chapter.
Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set acctretrycount 10
Specifies the number of seconds the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out an accounting request packet.
config set AcctTimeout time| time | Number of seconds the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out an accounting request packet (default: 10). |
Use the AcctTimeout parameter to set the number of seconds the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out an accounting request packet. To configure all accounting retry and timeout settings, use the accountingparam command. See "accountingparam" in the "Command Reference" chapter.
Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set accttimeout 15
Specifies the number of times the Cisco 6510 resends an ARP request.
config set ARPRetryCount retries| retries | Number of times the Cisco 6510 resends an ARP request packet (default: 1). |
Use the ARPRetryCount parameter to set the number of times the Cisco 6510 resends an ARP request.
Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set ARPRetryCount 2
Specifies the number of milliseconds the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out an ARP request packet.
config set ARPTimeout time| time | Number of milliseconds the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out an ARP request packet (default: 1000). |
Use the ARPTimeout parameter to set the number of milliseconds the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out an ARP request packet.
Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set ARPTimeout 1000
Specifies the password used to authenticate the Cisco 6510 with the Dashboard application.
config set DashboardPassword secret| secret | Password used to authenticate the Cisco 6510 with the Dashboard. |
Use the DashboardPassword parameter to specify the password used to authenticate the Cisco 6510 with the Dashboard application. The password can be up to 64 characters long.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set DashboardPassword string2
Enables or disables the accounting debug handler.
config set DebugACCTHandler {0 | 1}| 0 | Disables the accounting debug handler. |
| 1 | Enables the accounting debug handler. |
Use the DebugACCTHandler parameter to enable or disable the accounting debug handler.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set debugaccthandler 0 SSG > config set debugaccthandler 1
| To quickly configure debugging, use the debug command. For more information, see "debug" in the "Command Reference" chapter. |
Specifies the debug level for the accounting handler. You must specify the value for this parameter using the debug command, which allows you to enter a text string that indicates the level of debug information to be provided. For information on the debug command, see "debug" in the "Command Reference" chapter.
The accounting handler supports error, informational, and verbose debug levels.
Enables or disables the DHCP debug handler.
config set DebugDHCPHandler {0 | 1}| 0 | Disables the DHCP debug handler. |
| 1 | Enables the DHCP debug handler. |
Use the DebugDHCPHandler parameter to enable or disable the DHCP debug handler.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set debugdhcphandler 0 SSG > config set debugdhcphandler 1
Specifies the debug level for the DHCP handler. You must specify the value for this parameter using the debug command, which allows you to enter a text string that indicates the level of debug information to be provided. For information on the debug command, see "debug" in the "Command Reference" chapter.
The DHCP handler supports all debugging levels.
Enables or disables the DNS debug handler.
config set DebugDNSHandler {0 | 1}| 0 | Disables the DNS debug handler. |
| 1 | Enables the DNS debug handler. |
Use the DebugDNSHandler parameter to enable or disable the DNS debug handler.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set debugdnshandler 0 SSG > config set debugdnshandler 1
Specifies the debug level for the DNS handler. You must specify the value for this parameter using the debug command, which allows you to enter a text string that indicates the level of debug information to be provided. For information on the debug command, see "debug" in the "Command Reference" chapter.
The DNS handler supports all debugging levels.
Enables or disables the failover debug handler.
config set DebugFOVERHandler {0 | 1}| 0 | Disables the failover debug handler. |
| 1 | Enables the failover debug handler. |
Use the DebugFOVERHandler parameter to enable or disable the failover debug handler.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set debugfoverhandler 0 SSG > config set debugfoverhandler 1
Specifies the debug level for the failover handler. You must specify the value for this parameter using the debug command, which allows you to enter a text string that indicates the level of debug information to be provided. For information on the debug command, see "debug" in the "Command Reference" chapter.
The failover handler supports error, informational, and verbose debug levels.
Enables or disables the layer 2 forwarding (L2F) debug handler.
config set DebugL2FHandler {0 | 1}| 0 | Disables the L2F debug handler. |
| 1 | Enables the L2F debug handler. |
Use the DebugL2FHandler parameter to enable or disable the L2F debug handler.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set debugl2fhandler 0 SSG > config set debugl2fhandler 1
Specifies the debug level for the L2F handler. You must specify the value for this parameter using the debug command, which allows you to enter a text string that indicates the level of debug information to be provided. For information on the debug command, see "debug" in the "Command Reference" chapter.
The L2F handler supports all debugging levels.
Enables or disables the network address translation (NAT) debug handler.
config set DebugNATHandler {0 | 1}| 0 | Disables the NATdebug handler. |
| 1 | Enables the NAT debug handler. |
Use the DebugNATHandler parameter to enable or disable the NAT debug handler.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set debugnathandler 0 SSG > config set debugnathandler 1
Specifies the debug level for the NAT handler. You must specify the value for this parameter using the debug command, which allows you to enter a text string that indicates the level of debug information to be provided. For information on the debug command, see "debug" in the "Command Reference" chapter.
The NAT handler supports error, informational, and verbose debug levels.
Enables or disables the Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) debug handler.
config set DebugPPPHandler {0 | 1}| 0 | Disables the PPP debug handler. |
| 1 | Enables the PPP debug handler. |
Use the DebugPPPHandler parameter to enable or disable the PPP debug handler.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set debugppphandler 0 SSG > config set debugppphandler 1
Specifies the debug level for the PPP handler. You must specify the value for this parameter using the debug command, which allows you to enter a text string that indicates the level of debug information to be provided. For information on the debug command, see "debug" in the "Command Reference" chapter.
The PPP handler supports error, informational, and verbose debug levels.
Enables or disables the RADIUS debug handler.
config set DebugRADIUSHandler {0 | 1}| 0 | Disables the RADIUS debug handler. |
| 1 | Enables the RADIUS debug handler. |
Use the DebugRADIUSHandler parameter to enable or disable the RADIUS debug handler.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set debugradiushandler 0 SSG > config set debugradiushandler 1
Specifies the debug level for the RADIUS handler. You must specify the value for this parameter using the debug command, which allows you to enter a text string that indicates the level of debug information to be provided. For information on the debug command, see "debug" in the "Command Reference" chapter.
The RADIUS handler supports error, informational, and verbose debug levels.
Enables or disables the system debug handler.
config set DebugSystemHandler {0 | 1}| 0 | Disables the system debug handler. |
| 1 | Enables the system debug handler. |
Use the DebugSystemHandler parameter to enable or disable the system debug handler.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set debugsystemhandler 0 SSG > config set debugsystemhandler 1
Specifies the debug level for the system handler. You must specify the value for this parameter using the debug command, which allows you to enter a text string that indicates the level of debug information to be provided. For information on the debug command, see "debug" in the "Command Reference" chapter.
The system handler supports error, informational, and verbose debug levels.
This configuration parameter sets the IP address of the server from which the Dashboard application is downloaded.
config set DefaultServerIP ip| ip | IP address of the server from which the Dashboard application will be downloaded. |
When client users of the Cisco 6510 log in to the service provider's network for the first time, or when updates to the Dashboard application are available, the Dashboard application is downloaded to the client from the service provider's Web server.
Use the DefaultServerIP parameter to specify the IP address that the Cisco 6510 will allow traffic to access without being logged on by Dashboard. Choose an IP address that is accessible by interface card 2.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set DefaultServerIP 192.168.1.2
Specifies the IP address of the DHCP server.
config set DHCPIP DHCP_ip| DHCP_ip | IP address of the DHCP server. |
The DHCPIP parameter specifies the IP address of the remote DHCP server connected to the Cisco 6510.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set dhcpip 136.123.56.57
This configuration parameter specifies the remote port from which the Cisco 6510 receives Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) packets.
config set DHCPRemotePort DHCP_port| DHCP_port | Port on which the remote DHCP server sends and receives DHCP packets (default: 67). |
The DHCPRemotePort parameter specifies the port on which the remote DHCP server connected to the Cisco 6510 listens for DHCP packets.
If you are using Cisco UCP with the Cisco 6510, make sure that you specify the port on which the UCP's Protocol Gateway Service (PGS) has been configured to listen for DHCP packets. For information on how to configure the PGS, refer to the chapter "Using the Network Control Console" in the Cisco User Control Point Administrator Guide.
If you are using another DHCP server with the Cisco 6510, specify the port used by the remote DHCP server to receive and send DHCP packets.
Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set DHCPRemotePort 67
Specifies the remote port from which the Cisco 6510 receives Domain Name System (DNS) packets.
config set DNSRemotePort DNS_port| DNS_port | Port on which the remote DNS server connected to the Cisco 6510 sends and receives DNS packets (default: 53). |
The DNSRemotePort parameter specifies the port on which the remote DNS server connected to the Cisco 6510 listens for DNS packets.
If you are using the Cisco 6510 in conjunction with the Cisco User Control Point (UCP), make sure that you specify the port on which the UCP's Protocol Gateway Service (PGS) has been configured to listen for DNS packets. For information on how to configure the PGS, refer to the chapter "Using the Network Control Console" in the Cisco User Control Point Administrator Guide.
If you are using another DNS server with the Cisco 6510, specify the port used by the remote DNS server to receive and send DNS packets.
Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set DNSRemotePort 53
Indicates the IP address assigned to interface card 0 of the active failover unit.
Indicates the IP address assigned to interface card 1 of the active failover unit.
Indicates the IP address assigned to interface card 2 of the active failover unit.
Indicates the MAC address assigned to interface card 0 of the active failover unit. The format of the MAC address is as follows:
Mac ID: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Indicates the MAC address assigned to interface card 1 of the active failover unit. The format of the MAC address is as follows:
Mac ID: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Indicates the MAC address assigned to interface card 2 of the active failover unit. The format of the MAC address is as follows:
Mac ID: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Indicates the IP address assigned to interface card 0 of the standby failover unit.
Indicates the IP address assigned to interface card 1 of the standby failover unit.
Indicates the IP address assigned to interface card 2 of the standby failover unit.
Indicates the MAC address assigned to interface card 0 of the standby failover unit. The format of the MAC address is as follows:
Mac ID: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Indicates the MAC address assigned to interface card 1 of the standby failover unit. The format of the MAC address is as follows:
Mac ID: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Indicates the MAC address assigned to interface card 2 of the standby failover unit. The format of the MAC address is as follows:
Mac ID: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
This configuration parameter specifies the IP address used by interface card 0--the interface that will connect to Dashboard hosts.
config set FEI0_InetAddr ip| ip | Specifies the IP address used by interface card 0. |
Use FEI0_InetAddr to set the IP address used by interface card 0. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set FEI0_InetAddr 198.46.3.2
| To quickly set all configuration parameters for an interface card, see "ifconfig" in the "Command Reference" chapter. |
This configuration parameter specifies the IP mask used by interface card 0.
config set FEI0_Mask mask| mask | Specifies the subnet mask used by interface card 0. |
Use FEI0_Mask to specify the subnet mask used by interface card 0. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set FEI0_Mask 255.255.255.0
The FEI0_InetGateway configuration parameter specifies the IP address of the default gateway of interface card 0.
config set FEI0_InetGateway ip| ip | IP address of the default gateway of interface card 0. |
Use FEI0_InetGateway to specify the IP address of the default home gateway to which interface card 0 should attach. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set FEI0_InetGateway 198.46.2.1
The FE10_InetName configuration parameter specifies a name for interface card 0.
config set FEI0_InetName name| name | Text string representing the name to assign to the interface card. |
You can use the FEI0_InetName parameter to assign a name to an interface card. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
This is a description field and does not affect operation.
SSG > config set FEI0_InetName lt_host
This configuration parameter specifies the IP address used by interface card 1-- the interface that connects to the network containing AAA and DHCP services.
config set FEI1_InetAddr ip| ip | Specifies the IP address used by interface card 1. |
Use FEI1_InetAddr to set the IP address used by interface card 1. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set FEI1_InetAddr 198.46.4.2
 Timesaver
| To quickly set all configuration parameters for an interface card, see "ifconfig" in the "Command Reference" chapter. |
This configuration parameter specifies the IP mask used by interface card 0.
config set FEI1_Mask mask| mask | Specifies the subnet mask used by interface card 1. |
Use FEI1_Mask to specify the subnet mask used by interface card 0. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set FEI1_Mask 255.255.255.0
The FEI1_InetGateway configuration parameter specifies the IP address of the default gateway of interface card 1.
config set FEI1_InetGateway ip| ip | IP address of the default gateway of interface card 1. |
Use FEI1_InetGateway to specify the IP address of the default home gateway to which interface card 1 should attach. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set FEI1_InetGateway 198.46.3.1
The FEI1_InetName configuration parameter specifies a name for interface card 1.
config set FEI1_InetName name| name | Text string representing the name to assign to the interface card. |
You can use the FEI1_InetName parameter to assign a name to an interface card 1. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
This is a description field and does not affect operation.
SSG > config set FEI1_InetName lt_usp
This configuration parameter specifies the IP address used by interface card 2-- the interface that connects to the ISP network.
config set FEI2_InetAddr ip| ip | Specifies the IP address used by interface card 2. |
Use FEI2_InetAddr to set the IP address used by interface card 2. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set FEI2_InetAddr 198.46.5.2
| Timesaver
| To quickly set all configuration parameters for an interface card, see "ifconfig" in the "Command Reference" chapter. |
This configuration parameter specifies the IP subnet mask used by interface card 2.
config set FEI2_Mask mask| mask | Specifies the subnet mask used by interface card 2. |
Use FEI2_Mask to specify the subnet mask used by interface card 2. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set FEI2_Mask 255.255.255.0
The FEI2_InetGateway configuration parameter specifies the IP address of the default gateway of interface card 2.
config set FEI2_InetGateway ip| ip | IP address of the default gateway of interface card 2. |
Use FEI2_InetGateway to specify the IP address of the default home gateway to which interface card 2 should attach. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set FEI2_InetGateway 198.46.4.1
The FEI2_InetName configuration parameter specifies a name for interface card 2.
cnfig set FEI2_InetName name| name | Text string representing the name to assign to the interface card. |
You can use the FEI2_InetName parameter to assign a name to an interface card 2. Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
This is a description field and does not affect operation.
SSG > config set FEI2_InetName lt_isp
Specifies the UNIX syslog facility used to monitor debug messages.
config set LogFacility {local0... | local7}| local0...|local7 | Local device to receive debug messages. |
Use the LogFacility parameter to specify the local device to which the Cisco 6510 writes debug messages.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set logfacility local0
The L2FRemotePort configuration parameter specifies the port number from which the home gateway connected to the Cisco 6510 listens for Layer 2 Forwarding (L2F) packets.
config set L2FRemotePort port_num| port_num | Port number of the home gateway to which the Cisco 6510 sets up a tunnelled connection (Default: 1701). |
Use the L2FRemotePort parameter to specify the port number of the remote gateway to which the Cisco 6510 sets up an L2F tunnel.
Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set L2FRemotePort 1701
The MachineName configuration parameter specifies the network access server (NAS) name by which the Cisco 6510 is identified to the home gateway.
config set MachineName name| name | NAS name by which the Cisco 6510 will be known to the default home gateway. |
To the service provider's home gateway, the Cisco 6510 appears as a NAS. For the
Cisco 6510 to be authenticated, the MachineName parameter must match a NAS-name on the VPDN incoming statement of the home gateway. For example, vpdn incoming vega1 cisco.com virtual-template 1.
Use the MachineName configuration parameter to set the NAS name to identify the
Cisco 6510 to the home gateway.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set MachineName Vega1
Specifies the interval that the Cisco 6510 waits before cleaning up a connection object for an FTP NAT request.
config set NATFTPCleanupInternal interval| time | Number of milliseconds the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out an FTP connection request for network address translation (default: 14400). |
Use the NATFTPConnTimeout parameter to set the number of milliseconds the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out an FTP connection request for network address translation.
SSG > config set natftpconntimeout 14400
Specifies the number of milliseconds the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out an FTP connection request for network address translation.
config set NATFTPConnTimeout time| time | Number of milliseconds the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out an FTP connection request for network address translation (default: 14400). |
Use the NATFTPConnTimeout parameter to set the number of milliseconds the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out an FTP connection request for network address translation.
SSG > config set natftpconntimeout 14400
Specifies the interval, in seconds, that the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out the connection object for an FTP connection.
config set NATFTPFinConnTimeout time| time | Number of seconds that the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out the connection object for an FTP connection (default: 1). |
Use the NATFTPFinConnTimeout parameter to set the number of seconds that the Cisco 6510 waits before timing out the connection object for an FTP connection.
SSG > config set natftpfinconntimeout 2
Specifies how long, in seconds, the Cisco 6510 waits before processing a task after opening an FTP connection.
config set NATFTPCTaskDelay time| time | Number of seconds that the Cisco 6510 waits before processing a task after opening an FTP connection (default: 15). |
Use the NATFTPCTaskDelay parameter to set the number of seconds that the Cisco 6510 waits before processing a task after opening an FTP connection.
SSG > config set natftpctaskdelay 20
The RADIUSRemotePort configuration parameter specifies the port number from which the RADIUS server connected to the Cisco 6510 listens for RADIUS packets.
config set RADIUSRemotePort port_num| port_num | Port on which the remote AAA server connected to the Cisco 6510 sends and receives RADIUS packets. |
The RADIUSRemotePort parameter specifies the port on which the remote AAA server connected to the Cisco 6510 listens for RADIUS packets.
If you are using the Cisco 6510 in conjunction with the Cisco UCP, make sure that you specify the port on which the UCP's PGS has been configured to listen for RADIUS packets. For information on how to configure the PGS, refer to refer to the chapter "Using the Network Control Console" in the Cisco User Control Point Administrator Guide.
If you are using another AAA product and RADIUS server with the Cisco 6510, specify the port used by the remote AAA server to receive and send RADIUS packets.
Changes made to this parameter take effect after rebooting the Cisco 6510.
SSG > config set RADIUSRemotePort 1645
Specifies the password used to authenticate the Cisco 6510 with the CiscoSecure ACS service profiles. This value must match the value configured for the CiscoSecure ACS service profiles by the CiscoSecure ACS administrator. You must set this parameter using the config set command.
SSG > config set ServicePassword secret| secret | Password used to authenticate the Cisco 6510 with the CiscoSecure ACS service profiles. |
Use the ServicePassword parameter to set the password for authenticating the Cisco 6510 with the CiscoSecure ACS service profiles. The password may be up to 64 characters long.
Changes made to this parameter take effect immediately.
SSG > config set servicepassword profilepass1
|
|