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The following article was published in our article directory on November 18, 2009.
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In a computer-based system, access control systems are used for identifying, authenticating, authorizing, and audit. If it's a large network that is being run, like a central banking system or a network service provider a server may be committed to perform the access control functions.
Any user of a system first has to be known. Multiple levels of detection techniques may be used. In an office setting, the general kind of computer access system that is used is user id and password. In a banking system, the ATM card and the pin code are the identifiers. In more stylish systems, finger prints, retina or iris detection is used along with the user id and password.
The recognition is then verified by a dedicated server or a server that also controls access. After the authentication, the user is authorised to work on a certain set of applications. Like when using an ATM device, you are limited to the amount of cash that you can withdraw in a transaction or in a day. When using a credit card, there is a cap on the matter that you can do.
After a user is authorised to access a certain application in a computerised system, he or she may be restricted to work only certain actions on it. These levels of access control limit the work a user can accomplish as per their authorisation point. A user may have just read-only access, or read and write access, or accomplish access or delete access. An audit track is maintained to monitor system procedure by different users.
In a system with numerous users and a grave load of transactions taking place, a dedicated access control server may be necessary. The main and only purpose of the access control server is to discover and verify users, to control and monitor their access rights, to tell and obstruct any effort at unauthorised use.
A user may have to go through two levels of authentication. The first level would be at the computer or workstation that he or she is working on, and the second level would be the application that is being accessed. An access control server protects an organisations setup from breaching in by unauthorised users.
In today's computer environment, nearly everyone uses the internet. There are very few closed systems in which no outside access is used. These types of closed networks are mostly guard services networks and other highly responsive networks. In such systems there are no external links that are provided. The access levels in these closed systems are also strictly regulated.
So depending on the network and kind of Information technology setup and the sensitivity of the applications, you may need an access control server. This server is the guard or watchdog that protects your setup against unauthorized usage.
The system sizing of the access control server will have to base on number of users, location of systems, and several other parameters. More and more companies are aware of their being susceptible to malicious attacks by unauthorised users and are using access control servers.
Keywords: Cisco Secure Access Control Server, New & Used Cisco INF-SCE1000-2XGBE, New & Used Cisco ONS 15454
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