Arista Tac_plus-ng config #117
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Hi, thanks for reporting ... "attribute default = yes" should indeed work, but there's a slight error in the parsing code, I'll fixe that in 7742324. I haven't noticed the "local-user-name" attribute in Arista documentation, so setting this to "optional" might help, too. Cheers, Marc |
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Marc, Thanks for the quick reply. setting local-user-name to optional seems to have resolved the issue, at least as far as I can tell, am able to log in successfully now, even without the default attribute. "yes" didn't work for me either, but I didn't re-make off the code change either. Thanks again. |
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I may be missing something, but I'm trying to get tac-plus-ng working with arista gear in a migration from an older tac_plus config on now unsupported OS. Some searching has revealed that at least for tac_plus the configuration needs to include:
default command = permit
default attribute = permit
set cvp-roles = "network-admin"
or some combination of them. All 3 are present in my old tac_plus config, however adding "default command = permit" and/or "default attribute = permit" to the profile section causes the service to fail to start.
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What am I missing? Removing those two lines allows the service to start, and I can successfully authenticate to the arista devices, but after it immediately errors and reports "Authorization denied" and disconnects me. Looking up that error is where I found that it seems I need "default attribute = permit", but then I run back into my original problem.
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