Re: company password keeping

JGrimshaw_at_ASAP.com
Date: 08/23/04

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    This white paper discusses TACACS+ and Radius.

    http://www.networkcomputing.com/902/902ws1.html

    Radius, at least in Windows 2003, can be integrated with Active Directory.
     I don't have a specific link for that handy, unfortunately, but I am sure
    MS's website is filled with them.

    Many core infrastructure devices allow for a RADIUS server
    connections--and I know that Cisco devices use TACACS+ as well as Radius.
    It's a matter of getting that TACACS+ and Radius infrastructure up and
    running first.

    Juan B <juanbabi@yahoo.com>
    08/19/2004 01:43 AM

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    company password keeping

    I am looking for a solution to manage all the
    passwords to all my network devices routers,switches
    and servers.

    Do you know of a way/product that passwords could be
    centralized or integrated into TACACS or Active
    directory, or any other way of centrally managing the
    passwords?

    thanks

     
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