Hi all -

I wasted a bunch of time this morning on a stupid mistake.  Long story short, I 
added ACS to my WLC for TACACS authentication but forgot to add it also for 
authorization.  I grew increasingly frustrated as I focused my troubleshooting 
on ACS and could see that my authentication attempts were showing in ACS logs 
as successful.  After beating my head against the wall for a while, I finally 
started again from scratch and realized what I had wrong.

Here's my question though – is there any other way to see I would have forgot 
this other than looking at the controller config?  What I mean is, had I 
forgotten to add ACS to the controller at all then it would have been evident 
since ACS logs wouldn't have shown any requests.  Had I misconfigured a 
password, username, role, etc, I would have seen something in the ACS logs as 
well that would have pointed me in the right direction.  Is there anything 
specific I could have seen in ACS that would have pointed out my omission of 
TACACS authorization on the WLC?  Of course, I now know that if all looks like 
it's succeeding on ACS then that's my sign to check, but curious if there's 
anything that would have been more specific in pointing me to lack of 
authorization support.

Thanks -

Jay Killion, CCIE #17873 R/S

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