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I'm trying to create enforcement profiles to return radius attributes to a Cisco ASA to define the Class [25] attribute, which we use for Access Profiles on the ASA.

 

When I create a generic radius enforcement (which is supposed to let me return any enabled radius dictionary attributes) I have no available attributes.

 

I had previously created a similar profile to enable Radius auth to our APC ups devices which returned a radius attribute to let certain users (based on AD membership) have admin privilege. This profile seems to have been stripped of all configuration and returns an error in CPPM when I try to edit it.

 

The radius dictionaries I need are enabled.

 

Am I missing something obvious here or should I just open a TAC case?

 

Thank in advance

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@jenquist0766 wrote:

I'm trying to create enforcement profiles to return radius attributes to a Cisco ASA to define the Class [25] attribute, which we use for Access Profiles on the ASA.

 

When I create a generic radius enforcement (which is supposed to let me return any enabled radius dictionary attributes) I have no available attributes.

 

I had previously created a similar profile to enable Radius auth to our APC ups devices which returned a radius attribute to let certain users (based on AD membership) have admin privilege. This profile seems to have been stripped of all configuration and returns an error in CPPM when I try to edit it.

 

The radius dictionaries I need are enabled.

 

Am I missing something obvious here or should I just open a TAC case?

 

Thank in advance

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EDIT:  If your dictionaries are enabled, you should open a TAC case, being that no attributes are showing up.  You can also try disabling then enabling attributes.

Thanks for the quick response.

 

That is what I was doing, but when I click on ANY, enabled or disabled, radius dictionary I get this.

 

 

 

- What browser are you using?

- It worked before, right?

Chrome.

 

Yes, I have been through this with the APC units we setup.

 

I will try IE. If thats the answer I will feel pretty bone headed.

 

Thanks

 

 

I don't think that is the answer. We use chrome without issue, so it should not be a problem. You should open a TAC case....

Just tried IE and there is no change.

 

Thanks for the input, I will open a TAC case.

What version of CPPM are you using?

ClearPass Policy Manager 6.2.1.55992 

 

We upgraded from 6.0.something about 6 weeks ago.

There was a bug in one of the older versions but since you are at the latest, colin is right you should open a tac case

Make sure you use capability mode in IE