Use this command to set the system‘s multiple authentication administrative precedence.
quarantine-agent | Sets precedence for the quarantine-agent authentication (S-, K-Series). |
dot1x | Sets precedence for 802.1X authentication. |
pwa | Sets precedence for port web authentication. |
mac | Sets precedence for MAC authentication. |
cep | Sets precedence for CEP authentication. |
radius-snooping | Sets precedence for radius-snooping. |
auto-tracking | Sets precedence for auto-tracking authentication (S-, K-Series). |
From high to low precedence: quarantine-agent (S-, K-Series), dot1x, pwa, mac, cep, radius-snooping, auto-tracking (S-, K-Series).
All command modes.
When a user is successfully authenticated by more than one method at the same time, the precedence of the authentication methods will determine which RADIUS-returned filter ID will be processed and result in an applied traffic policy profile.
MultiAuth authentication precedence defaults to the following order from high to low on the S- and K-Series: quarantine-agent, 802.1x, PWA, MAC, CEP, radius-snooping, auto-tracking.
MultiAuth authentication precedence defaults to the following order from high to low on the 7100-Series: 802.1x, PWA, MAC, CEP, radius-snooping.
You may change the precedence for one or more methods by setting the authentication methods in the order of precedence from high to low. Any methods not entered are given a lower precedence than the methods entered in their pre-existing order. For instance (on the S-Series), if you start with the default order and only set quarantine-agent, PWA and MAC, the new precedence order will be quarantine-agent, PWA, MAC, 802.1x, CEP, and auto-tracking.
This S- and K-Series example shows how to set precedence from highest to lowest for quarantine-agent and MAC authentication (the new order of precedence will be quarantine-agent, MAC, 802.1x, PWA, CEP, and auto-tracking):
System(rw)->set multiauth precedence quarantine-agent mac
This 7100-Series example shows how to set precedence from highest to lowest for MAC authentication (the new order of precedence will be MAC, 802.1x, PWA, and CEP):
System(rw)->set multiauth precedence mac