Basic Configurations for Unified Access Management

add a new element type if the properties of the existing element types do not match the properties of the new devices (see section element type docid\ lpto avm h9rco9fh2eyr for details on how to add an element type) add a new device group if the realms or properties of the existing device groups do not match the new devices (see the section device groups docid\ h53cmlcixpafw 9rhil8i for details on how to add a new device group) add the radius/tacacs+ secret as radius/tacacs+ key to the device group add the common enable password enable password property to the device group, if your device prompts you for an enabled password to run some scripts add the device using the new device discovery feature on the inventory screen you can use sshv2 as the protocol select the element type and the device groups you just created (see section adding devices manually docid\ aeufreqizcfz8fvqqycxp for details on how to add a device using new device discovery ) add a device group realm between the device group and the user groups that will have access (see section creating device realms docid\ v3 ud1vdtj5ffokhmjmry for details on how to add a device realm) add radius and tacacs+ attributes as policy keys (described below) add command level white and black keys as policy keys (see section policy key creation docid\ yohppou yzxm0i4 r5z0m for details on how to define policy keys for white key/black key commands or radius and tacacs+ attributes) create policy groups for the white key, black key, radius, and tacacs+ attribute policy keys (see section policy groups creation docid\ t2u6qu gxmwjtw3q1fcuu for details on how to create policy groups) create policy realms between the newly created policy groups and device group realms (see section device realm creation docid\ uaoucl upsrugtk3dj4it for details on how to create policy realms)