What difference exists when using Windows Server as an AAA server, rather than Cisco Secure ACS?

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What difference exists when using Windows Server as an AAA server, rather than Cisco Secure ACS?

  • Windows Server requires more Cisco IOS commands to configure.
  • Windows Server only supports AAA using TACACS.
  • Windows Server uses its own Active Directory (AD) controller for authentication and authorization.
  • Windows Server cannot be used as an AAA server.

Explanation: The Cisco IOS configuration is the same whether communicating with a Windows AAA server or any other RADIUS server.

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