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Chapter 14 Network Access Profiles
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User Guide for Cisco Secure Access Control Server 4.2
Managing NAPs
Step 8 Click the Up or Down buttons to move the profile to the correct position and submit the information to
ACS.
Step 9 Configure how ACS should handle unmatched access requests. See Processing Unmatched User
Requests, page 14-3 for information.
Step 10 Click Apply and Restart for your changes to take effect.
Ordering Profiles
Editing a Profile
Since ACS applies a first-match principle when trying to match an access request with a profile, the order
of the profiles in the list is significant.
To set the order of the profile:
Step 1 In the Network Access Profiles Page, page 14-39, click the radio buttons to select a profile.
Step 2 Click the Up or Down to move the profile to the position you want.
Step 3 Click Apply and Restart for your changes to take effect.
To edit the profile configuration:
Step 1 In the navigation bar, click Network Access Profiles.
The Network Access Profiles page appears.
Step 2 To modify the filtering methods for a profile:
a. In the Network Access Profiles page, click the profile name.
The Profile Setup page appears.
b. Modify filtering methods, as required. For information about filtering options, see Profile Setup
Page, page 14-40.
Step 3 To modify configuration policies for a profile:
a. Select the relevant configuration policy for the profile.
The relevant policy configuration page appears.
b. Edit the policy. For more information, see Configuring Policies for Profiles, page 14-22.
Step 4 To save your profile configuration settings, return to the Network Access Profiles page and click Apply
and Restart.
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