Testing AAA Configuration

Jul 16,2009 by alperen

Testing AAA Configuration

Troubleshooting AAA can be rather comple—because it’s used so often with other features, such as PPP—so remembering to use the troubleshooting commands associated with any protocols or technologies working with AAA is important. This section looks at some common commands for confirming AAA configuration and activity.

When working with AAA in a specific environment, such as dial-up modems, ISDN, or PPP, don’t overlook Cisco’s web site for more information. Go to http://www.cisco.com on the Web and perform a search for AAA or ISDN AAA. No CCO account is needed for much of the information.

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