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Overview of ACS Remote Agent for Windows ACS Remote
Agent for Windows is an application that integrates Cisco
Secure ACS Solution Engine (ACS SE) with Windows Active
Directory. Because an
ACS SE cannot be a member of a Microsoft Windows domain, you
must install the remote agent for the authentication. When a
windows domain user logon the network, ACS forward all
accounting data to the remote agent installed in windows domain
environment.
Note: 1.
ACS Remote Agent
supports only ACS SE—ACS for Windows is not supported. 2. A
single ACS Remote is limited to serve five concurrent connecting
Appliances. System
Requirements ACS
Requirements ACS Remote
Agent v4.1 for Windows is for ACS Solution Engine v 4.1. Other
releases of Cisco Secure ACS are not supported.
Hardware Requirements The
computer running ACS Remote Agent for Windows must contain: Pentium
III processor, 256 MB of
RAM. At least
250 MB of free disk space.
Operating System Requirements The
computer running ACS Remote Agent for Windows must use one of
the following operating systems: •
Windows 2000 Server,
with Service Pack 3 or Service Pack 4 installed. •
Windows 2000
Advanced Server: –
With Service Pack 3
or Service Pack 4 installed. –
Without Microsoft
clustering service installed. –
Without other
features specific to Windows 2000 Advanced Server enabled. Note
We have not tested
and cannot support the multiprocessor feature of Windows 2000 Advanced
Server. Windows 2000 Datacenter Server is not a supported
operating system. •
Windows Server 2003,
Standard Edition. •
Windows Server 2003, ACS Remote
Agent for Windows 4.1 is also supported on Japanese Operating
System (JOS) Windows
2000 and Windows 2003. Network
Requirements Your
network must meet the following requirements before you begin
installing ACS. •
The computer running
ACS Remote Agent for Windows must be able to ping the ACS
Solution Engines
that it supports. •
Gateway devices must
permit traffic between the computer running ACS Remote Agent for Windows
and the ACS SE. Specifically, the remote agent must receive TCP
communication on TCP ports that
you configure in CSAgent.ini. The default TCP ports, if
all services are used, are 2004, 2005,
2006, and 2007. The appliance must receive TCP communication on
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