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Chapter 13 Posture Validation
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Configuring Policies
Step 6 Determine credentials to forward to the primary or secondary external server by moving the available
credentials to the selected credentials column.
Step 7 Click Submit to save your changes.
Step 8 Click Apply and Restart to submit your changes to ACS.
Editing an External Posture Validation Server
You can edit an external posture validation server by accessing it through the Posture Validation pages.
To edit an external posture validation server:
Step 1 In the navigation bar, click Posture Validation.
Step 2 Click External Posture Validation Setup.
Step 3 Click the server name that you want to edit.
The Add/Edit External Posture Validation Server page appears.
Step 4 Edit the fields and click Submit.
Deleting an External Posture Validation Server
You can remove an external posture validation server by accessing it through the Posture Validation
pages.
To delete an external posture validation server:
Step 1 In the navigation bar, click Posture Validation.
Step 2 Click External Posture Validation Setup.
Step 3 Click the server name that you want to delete.
The Add/Edit External Posture Validation Server page appears.
Step 4 Click Delete.
Setting Up an External AAA Server
This procedure describes how you can create an external policy that uses an external AAA server.
Before You Begin
You can choose external policies for more than one profile. To create external policies, use the External
Posture Validation Setup pages. To add the policy to a profile, use the Network Access Profiles page.
See Classification of Access Requests, page 14-2.
The external server that you use to access the External Policy Validation page does not limit which
profiles can choose the new external policy.
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