Cisco Context Directory Agent Version 1.0 Release Notes

About this manual

The Cisco Context Directory Agent (CDA) is a software component that maps IP addresses to usernames on Cisco Linux computers running Active Directory domain controllers. It enables security gateways like ASA-CX and WSA to make access decisions based on user context rather than just IP addresses. Starting with Patch 2, CDA can also receive login information from Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) and ACS for users not directly logged into the domain. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

• Introduction
• Requirements
• License Information
• Important Notes
• Installation
• Unresolved Issues in Version 1.0
• Resolved Issues in Patch 1
• Unresolved Issues in Patch 2

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of Cisco Context Directory Agent?

It maps IP addresses to usernames so security gateways can make decisions based on user identity rather than just IP address.

Which Active Directory versions are supported in Patch 1?

Patch 1 added support for Windows Active Directory 2012.

How can I resolve the 'Bad hashed password' error during log backup?

Use a plain text password instead of a hashed plaintext password.