Size Multiple. Key Data Points. Twitter Followers. Similarweb Unique Visitors. Majestic Referring Domains. All rights reserved. PitchBook is a financial technology company that provides data on the capital markets. Log in Request a free trial. Request a free trial Log in. Founded Status Private. Employees Financing Rounds 9. Web authentication is usually provided without a specialized client, so most guests will need to initiate a VPN tunnel to their desired destination. Prime Infrastructure permits both wired and wireless guest user access.
Wired guest access enables guest users to connect to the guest access network from a wired Ethernet connection designated and configured for guest access. Wired guest access ports may be available via a guest office or through specific ports in a conference room. Like wireless guest user accounts, wired guest access ports are added to the network using the lobby ambassador feature. The lobby ambassador can create the following types of guest user accounts:.
A guest user account with a limited lifetime. After the specified time period, the guest user account automatically expires. A guest user account with an unlimited lifetime. This account never expires. A guest user account that is activated at a predefined time in the future. The lobby ambassador defines the beginning and end of the valid time period. Lobby ambassadors can manage guest user accounts following this workflow.
Prime Infrastructure administrators with full access can manage lobby ambassadors and their work using this workflow:. Before you begin creating Lobby Ambassador accounts, you must ensure that you have proper time settings on the devices if you do not, you will incorrect account lifetimes on Guest User accounts after they are discovered.
Complete the required fields as follows:. Complete the required fields on the Lobby Ambassador Defaults tab. Click the Virtual Domains tab to assign a virtual domain for this lobby ambassador account. In the Available Virtual Domains list, click to highlight the virtual domain you want this user to access. Then click Add to add it to the Selected Virtual Domains list.
You must use the lobby ambassador username and password to log into the Prime Infrastructure user interface. When you log in as a lobby ambassador, the Guest User page appears and provides a summary of all created Guest Users. Log in to Prime Infrastructure as a lobby ambassador. Complete the required fields on the General and Advanced tabs. Configure the required parameters:. If the Generate new password on every schedule and No. If the Generate new password on every schedule and Any days of the week check boxes are selected, then the user will have a new password for each day.
The lobby ambassador can print or e-mail the guest user account details to the host or person who welcomes guests. The email or printed sheet will show the following account details:. On the Guest User page, select the check box next to the user name whose account details you want to send. Then proceed as follows:.
If you are printing, click Print. From the Print page, select a printer, and click Print. If emailing, click Email. From the Email page, enter the subject-line text and the email address of the recipient, then click Send. Prime Infrastructure administrators can supervise lobby ambassadors using the Audit Trail feature.
Log into Prime Infrastructure as an administrator. Click the Audit Trail icon for the lobby ambassador account you want to view. The Audit Trail page for the lobby ambassador appears. This page enables you to view a list of lobby ambassador activities over time.
Log into Prime Infrastructure as a lobby ambassador. Click the user name whose credentials you want to edit. While editing, if the Profile selection is removed changed to Select a profile , the defaults are removed for this lobby ambassador.
The user must reconfigure the defaults to reinforce them. Use this procedure to find out who is currently logged into the server. You can also view a historical list of the actions performed by the user in the current web GUI session and past sessions.
If the user performed any actions on managed devices for example, the user added new devices to , the device IP addresses are listed in the Device IP Address column. To view a historical list of all actions performed by this user, click the Audit Trail icon that corresponds to the user name.
Follow these steps to view a historical list of tasks performed by a specific user or by all members of a specific user group. The audit information includes a description of the task, the IP address of the client from which the user performed the task, and the time at which the task was performed. If a task affects a managed device for example, a user adds a new device , the affected device's IP address is listed in the Device IP Address column.
If a change is made to multiple devices for example, a user deploys a configuration template to 10 switches , displays an audit entry for each switch. To view audits that are not user-specific, see these topics:. To view the tasks performed by a specific user:. Choose Users. Locate the user name, then click the Audit Trail icon corresponding to that user. To view a historical list of the tasks performed by all members of a user group:.
Choose User Groups. Locate the user group name, then click the Audit Trail icon corresponding to that group. Use job approval when you want to control jobs that could significantly impact the network.
If a job requires approval, sends an e-mail to and does not run the job until one of them approves it. If a job is rejected by an approver, the job is removed from the database. By default, all jobs do not require approval. Check the Enable Job Approval check box. Find the jobs you want to configure for approval, and move them from the left field to the right field.
Check the Enable Job Notification Mail check box to enable notifications. Enter the email addresses in the To text box. By default, the email address configured in the Mail Server Configuration settings or the pre-configured email addresses appear in the To text box.
You can configure an email server by performing the steps explained in Configure Email Server Settings. Enter the subject of the job notification mail in the Subject text box. The subject is automatically appended by the job name. Select the Job Status. You can select either Success, Partial Success, or Failure status options or both the options and provide the recipient address.
The job notification mails are triggered for the selected jobs. The job notification mail is triggered only for the job status that you select and is sent only after the job completion.
You will not receive a job notification mail if the file size exceeds the size specified in the configured mail server. If you are using local authentication 's authentication mechanism , you control the global password policies from the web GUI.
If you are authenticating users using external authentication, the policies are controlled by an external application see.
By default, users are not forced to change passwords after any period of time. You must select the Change password on the first login check box to prompt the new users to change the default password on their initial login to.
De-selecting this check box will launch the Home Dashboard page on logging in. User Idle Timeout—You can disable or configure this setting, which ends your user session automatically when you exceed the timeout. It is enabled by default and is set to 15 minutes. The Global Idle Timeout is enabled by default and is set to 15 minutes.
Only users with administrative privileges can disable the Global Idle Timeout setting or change its time limit. By default, client sessions are disabled and users are automatically logged out after 15 minutes of inactivity. This is a global setting that applies to all users.
For security purposes, you should not disable this mechanism, but you can adjust the timeout value using the following procedure. In the Global Idle Timeout area, make sure the Logout all idle users check box is selected this means the mechanism is enabled.
Configure the timeout by choosing a value from the Logout all idle users after drop-down list. You will need to log out and log back in for this change to take effect. By default, client sessions are disabled and users are automatically logged out after certain period of inactivity.
To avoid being logged out during the installation, it is recommended to disable automatic logout of idle users in the system settings using the following procedure. If you need to change the idle timeout value, then select Logout idle user check box and from the Logout idle user after drop-down list, choose one of the idle timeout limits.
But this cannot exceed the value set in the Global Idle Timeout settings. To set the maximum sessions per user, enter the value in the Max Sessions text box. You can enter any value from 1 to 50 and the default value is 5. Import a List of Virtual Domains. Add Network Devices to Virtual Domains.
Delete a Virtual Domain. Virtual domains are logical groupings of devices, sites, and other NEs, and are used to control who has access to those NEs.
You choose which elements are included in a virtual domain and which users have access to that virtual domain. Virtual domains can be based on physical sites, device types, user communities, or any other designation you choose. Virtual domains work in conjunction with user groups.
Virtual domains control the devices a user can access, while user groups determine the actions a user can perform on those devices. Users with access to a virtual domain depending on their privileges can configure devices, view alarms, and generate reports for the NEs in their virtual domain.
You can create virtual domains after you have added devices to. Each virtual domain must have a name and can have an optional description, email address, and time zone. Users work in one virtual domain at a time.
Users can change the current virtual domain by choosing a different one from the Virtual Domain drop-down list. Before you set up virtual domains, determine which users are responsible for managing particular areas of the network. Then organize your virtual domains according to those needs—for example, by geography, by device type, or by the user community served by the network.
Virtual domains are organized hierarchically. Because network elements are managed hierarchically, user views of devices—as well as some associated features and components—are affected by the user's virtual domain. The following topics describe the effects of virtual domains on these features. Maps and Virtual Domains. Reports only include components that belong to the active virtual domain. A parent virtual domain cannot view reports from its child domains. New components are only reflected in reports that are generated after the components were added.
Search results only include components that belong to the active domain. You can only view saved search results if you are in the same domain from which the search was performed and saved. When working in a parent domain, you cannot view the results of searches performed in child domains.
When a component is added to a virtual domain, no previous alarms for that component are visible to that virtual domain. Only new alarms are visible. For example, if a network element is added to , and that network element generated alarms before and after it was added, its alarm history would only include alarms generated after it was added.
Maps only display network elements that are members of the active virtual domain. When you create or discover a configuration template in a virtual domain, it can only be applied to network elements in that virtual domain. If you apply a template to a device and then add that device to a child domain, the template is also available to the same device in the child domain. A parent domain can view the network elements in a child domain's configuration groups.
The parent domain can also edit the child domain's configuration groups. Email notifications can be configured per virtual domain. To create a new virtual domain, use one of the following procedures depending on the desired hierarchy of the virtual domain. To create a new virtual domain new-domain here:. Create Child Virtual Domains Subdomains. You can also create multiple virtual domains at one time by using the procedure in Import a List of Virtual Domains.
Enter a name in the Name text box. This is required. Optional Enter the new domain's time zone, email address and description. Click Submit to view a summary of the newly-created virtual domain. The following procedure creates a child virtual domain also called a subdomain.
In the Virtual Domains sidebar menu:. Locate the domain under which you want to create a new child domain. This is called the parent domain. In this example, the parent domain is California. Click the information i icon next to the domain name. This opens a data popup window. In the popup window, click Create Sub Domain.
The navigation pane switches to the list view, with the parent domain California displayed above Untitled. In this example, the new child domain is named Los Angeles. The name in the navigation pane will not change from Untitled to Los Angeles until you save the new child domain. Click Submit and confirm the creation of the new child domain. To revert back to the hierarchical view, click the view toggle button at the top of the navigation pane.
If you plan to create many virtual domains, or give them a complex hierarchy, you will find it easier to specify them in a properly formatted CSV file, and then import it. The CSV format allows you to specify a name, description, time zone, and email address for each virtual domain you create, as well as each domain's parent domain.
Adding network elements to the virtual domains must be performed separately. Click Import to import the CSV and create the virtual domains you specified. Use this procedure to add network devices to a virtual domain. When you add a new network device to an existing virtual domain, the device becomes immediately accessible to users with access to that domain users do not have to restart the web GUI. From the Virtual Domains sidebar menu, click the virtual domain to which you want to add network devices.
Click Submit to view the summary of the virtual domain contents. Click Save to confirm your changes. Give users access to the virtual domain as described in Assign Virtual Domains to Users. From the Virtual Domains sidebar menu, click a virtual domain to which you want to add a location group. On the Groups tab, click Add to view the list of available location and user-defined groups. The Add Group window lists only those groups that are applicable to you, which can be added to the virtual domains.
Select the required group check box under All Locations, and click Select to add the devices to the Selected Groups table. If the selected group is a parent group, all of its child groups gets automatically added to the virtual domain.
Click Submit to view the summary of the virtual domain. These groups added from the Groups tab will have create, read, update and delete privileges. Once a virtual domain is assigned to a user account, the user is restricted to viewing and performing operations on the devices in their assigned domain s.
Select the user to whom you want to grant device access. Click the Virtual Domains tab. Use the Add and Remove buttons to make your assignment changes, then click Save. To adjust a virtual domain, choose it from the Virtual Domain Hierarchy on the left sidebar menu to view or edit its assigned network devices. Click the virtual domain you want to edit in the Virtual Domains sidebar menu.
To adjust the name, email address, time zone, or description, enter your changes in the text boxes. Click Submit , then check the summary of your changes. Click Save to apply and save your edits. Use this procedure to delete a virtual domain from. This procedure only deletes the virtual domain; it does not delete the network elements from the network elements will continue to be managed by. The virtual domain does not contain any network elements and does not have any child domains.
It is not the only domain a user can access. In other words, if a user has access to only that domain, you cannot delete it. In the Virtual Domains sidebar menu, click the information i icon next to the virtual domain name. In the popup window, click Delete. Click OK to confirm deleting the virtual domain. If has multiple virtual domains, the user is prevented from logging in. The following information must be exported, depending on the protocol you are using:. These sequence numbers are for representation only and do not impact AAA integration.
Click Export Custom Attributes at the top right of the window. This opens the Virtual Domain Custom Attributes dialog. Copy the attributes list. If you are using local authentication, be sure to configure strong password policies. For information on external authentication, see Configure External Authentication. The following topics describe how to configure SSO for external authentication, but you can use the same procedures to configure SSO for local authentication.
If you choose to configure external authentication, the user groups, users, authorization profiles, authentication policies, and policy rules must be created in the external server through which all access requests to will be routed.
You can use a maximum of three AAA servers. Users are authenticated on the second server only if the first server is not reachable or has network problems. If you are interested in this configuration, contact your Cisco representative.
Select the type of server you want to add. Check the Enable Fallback to Local check box to enable the use of the local database when the external AAA server is down.
Select Enable Fallback to Local. When you use external authentication, the details such as users, user groups, passwords, authorization profiles, authorization policies, and policy rules that are required for AAA must be stored and verified from the Cisco ISE database. Tasks to be completed to use Cisco ISE for external authentication. Make sure you are using a supported version of Cisco ISE. Create an authentication policy to define the protocols that Cisco ISE must use to communicate with , and the identity sources that it uses for authenticating users to.
Log in to Cisco ISE as the admin user. In the Network Devices page, click Add. Enter the device name and IP address of the server. Check the Authentication Settings check box, and then enter the shared secret. Click Submit. In the User Identity Groups page, click Add. In the Identity Group page, enter the name and description of the user group. In the Network Access Users page, click Add. From the Select an item drop-down list, choose a user group to assign the user to.
You create authorization profiles to define how different types of users are authorized to access the network. For example, you can define that a user attempting to access the network over a VPN connection is treated more strictly than a user attempting to access the network through a wired connection. When you create an authorization profile for device administration, you must add the RADIUS custom attributes that are associated with user roles, tasks, and virtual domains created in.
For more information about Cisco ISE authorization profiles, see the information on managing authorization policies and profiles in the Cisco Identity Services Engine Administrator Guide.
You will need to add this information to Cisco ISE in this procedure. In the Standard Authorization Profiles page, click Add. In the Authorization Profile page, enter the name and description of the authorization profile. They are automatically added based on the user roles.
In Release 8. To create an Authorization server, you must create an Authentication server and duplicate it as an Authorization server. Due to this change in functionality, an alarm is generated in Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3. Successfully created Authentication server. Successfully created Accounting server. The workaround on Cisco Prime Infrastructure is to uncheck the Authorization server on the template. For more information, see CSCvm An authorization policy consists of a rule or a set of rules that are user-defined and produce a specific set of permissions, which are defined in an authorization profile.
Based on the authorization profile, access requests to are processed. Standard—Standard policies are intended to be stable and are created to remain in effect for long periods of time, to apply to a larger group of users, devices, or groups that share a common set of privileges.
Exception—Exception policies are created to meet an immediate or short-term need, such as authorizing a limited number of users, devices, or groups to access network resources. An exception policy lets you create a specific set of customized values for an identity group, condition, or permission that are tailored for one user or a subset of users. To create an authorization policy in Cisco ISE:.
Enter the rule name and choose identity group, condition, attribute, and permission for the authorization policy. For example, you can define a user group as -SystemMonitoring-Group and choose this group from the Identity Groups drop-down list.
Similarly, define an authorization profile as -SystemMonitoring-authorization profile and choose this profile from the Permissions drop-down list. Now, you have defined a rule where all users belonging to the System Monitoring identity group receive an appropriate authorization policy with system monitoring custom attributes defined.
Click Done , and then click Save. Choose Default in the left side pane. Enter the rule name and choose identity group, condition, Shell Profile for the authorization policy.
Authentication policies define the protocols that Cisco ISE uses to communicate with , and the identity sources that it uses for authenticating users to. An identity source is an internal or external database where the user information is stored. Simple authentication policy - In this policy, you can choose the allowed protocols and identity sources to authenticate users. Rule-based authentication policy - In this policy, you can define conditions that allow Cisco ISE to dynamically choose the allowed protocols and identity sources.
When you use an external authentication, the details such as users, user roles, passwords, authorization profiles, authorization policies, and policy rules that are required for AAA must be stored and verified from the Cisco ACS database.
Tasks to be completed to use Cisco ACS for external authentication. Make sure you are using a supported version of Cisco ACS. These tokens may not cross line boundaries. When read, line endings are the same as a single space, except when they immediately follow the token, in which case they are ignored. It is up to the program displaying or converting the text to another format to insert soft line breaks at the appropriate places.
Windows ANSI character set is assumed. Currently, the only use for these characters is for typographic quotation marks. GBF readers targeting DOS or Unix should convert characters in this range to the closest equivalents on those platforms. However, to reliably export the data you may need some sort of parsers. However, some staff members who do not respect deadlines are set in their ways and may not be influenced by the administration.
Within the county when it comes to Integrade file deadlines all schools have varying schedules. Present Negative. Perceptions of Job Responsibilities within each school vary. Some Computer Resource teachers do not work with report card processing.
Lack of consistency in job responsibilities and skills. Teachers do not feel that it is a responsibility to increase Integrade productivity because it will soon be outdated. Lack of Knowledge of future events. Lack of Communication. The Leadership team does not communicate to the rest of the staff the importance of making the deadlines. Future Negative. Perceptions of Job Responsibilities of the leadership team do not include explaining why Integrade deadlines are important.
The role of the Leadership team is in danger of losing value. Lack of communication among representatives and other teachers. Departments do not discuss the additional responsibilities that are not fulfilled each time grades are due. Number of communication breakdowns vary and are greater between departments. Lack of communication among staff members. The training lacks follow-up sessions throughout the year. One training session held and frequency of use of new skills varies among staff.
Not all staff members use Integrade on a regular basis. Could lose job efficiency if skills are not improved. Lack of Feedback and follow up sessions. Teachers are not rewarded or reprimanded concerning their performance of tasks related to Integrade files.
Perceptions of job responsibilities of teachers do not include accuracy and efficiency in Integrade. Job responsibilities and quality of work could continue to slack off if staff does not receive feedback from administration. Lack of administrative Feedback for teachers.
Grade level management does not consistently send reminders to staff members about Integrade. Grade level chairpersons do not believe it is their responsibility to be sure each teacher meets their deadlines. Perceptions of job responsibilities are not consistent. Lack of assigned responsibilities of the grade level chairpersons. Teachers do not communicate potential problems to Leadership Team.
There are a number of communication breakdowns per department. This could begin to occur in other areas and affect job performance. Lack of communication perhaps due to lack of confidence in the Leadership team. Teachers lack understanding of the importance of the deadlines. Processing time takes up to 5 days for report card printing.
Lack of communication. Lack of communication, feedback, and consequences. Lack of communication and knowledge. Stakeholders and participants are all staff members who work with grades, report cards, and Integrade program files, at the school. Also included are members of the administrative staff, leadership team, EC department, department chairpersons, and the computer resource teacher.
Implementation Action Plan. Schedule for Implementation. Projected Gains in Performance. Implementation Costs and Resources Needs. One person from each school should be appointed as an Integrade representative. The SIMS data manager should be the representative for each school.
September Job responsibilities concerning Integrade will become consistent and clearly understood among various schools. Meeting time in each school with Leadership Team and administration to review job responsibilities among schools. Integrade Training and review with computer resource teacher as needed per school. Communication tools newsletter, email to communicate to staff any new procedures. Administration or SIMS data manager is responsible for getting this information to the staff as it is received.
August 04 — ongoing. Communication and moral improved within school. Communication tools newsletter, email to communicate to staff all new announcements.
Establish information to handout that describes the reasons that deadlines are in place. Information should be compiled by the SIMS data manger and computer resource teacher and given to administration for approval.
Administration should sign off and emphasize the importance of the information.
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