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title: Basic Configurations for TACACS+ Devices
slug: kronpam-reference-guide-legacy-ui-3-4-0/basic-configurations-for-tacacs-devices
description: Learn how to add new element types and device groups, set up RADIUS/TACACS+ secret and enable passwords, discover and add devices using the New Device Discovery feature, create device group realms, add RADIUS and TACACS+ attributes as policy keys, define 
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createdAt: 2022-08-01T10:34:56.000Z
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1. 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:8h8GHT1IggLKsrsPCv-2y)for details on how to add an element type)
2. 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\:SZ6iiKVo2tE8AvhZdmbgO) for details on how to add a new device group)
3. Add the RADIUS/TACACS+ secret as **globalSecretKey&#x20;**&#x74;o the Device Group (refer to section Device Group Properties for details on how to add a device group property)
4. Add the Common Enable Password **globalEnablePassword** property to the **Device Group**, if your device prompts you for an enabled password to run some scripts.

![](https://api.archbee.com/api/optimize/g9cApVza9NIhSh0pjZYtA/d0SPhFtPr-j-FNJQdgE1E_image.png "Secret Key and Enable Password Definitions")

1. Add the device using the **New Device Discovery&#x20;**&#x66;eature on the **Device Inventory&#x20;**&#x73;creen. You can use SSHv2 as the protocol. Select the **Element Type** and the **Device Groups&#x20;**&#x79;ou just created. (See section [Adding Devices Manually](docId\:ysphe9WAvkCQT1lhPbVRL)  for details on how to add a device using New Device Discovery.)
2. Add a **Device Group Realm** between the **Device Group** and the **User Groups** that will have access. (See section [Creating Device Group Realms](docId\:qfwUNVYfDVVk5Ic_ewlJI) for details on how to add a device group realm)
3. Add **RADIUS** an&#x64;**&#x20;TACACS+&#x20;**&#x61;ttributes as policy keys (described below)
4. Add command-level White and Black Keys as policy keys (See section [Policy Key Definition](docId\:FHXJ2_RZfau8Z3JYc4oe-) for details on how to define policy keys for white key/black key commands or RADIUS and TACACS+ attributes)
5. Create **Policy Groups&#x20;**&#x66;or the White Key, Black Key, RADIUS, and TACACS+ attribute policy keys (See section  [Policy Groups Definition](docId\:zr6jFu2NIHvNTiMGdV69e) for details on how to create policy groups)
6. Create **Policy Realms** between the newly-created **Policy Groups** and **Device Group Realms&#x20;**(See section [Policy Realm Definition](docId\:pwxq9rpUnZz45AjRuG-9S) for details on how to create policy realms)

