Avaya WLAN 8100 Series Reference page 42

ACLI reference for Wireless LAN (WLAN) 8100
Configuring RADIUS AAA offloading
Configuring and managing certificates
Generating a certificate
Importing a certificate
Mapping a certificate
Viewing generated certificates and their mapping
Configuring RADIUS server load balancing
Configuring RADIUS accounting
Configuring a RADIUS server
In WLAN 8100, RADIUS servers are grouped into a profile, called the radius-profile. Multiple
Radius-profiles, up to 32, can be configured on a controller. In each radius-profile, up to 32
RADIUS servers (IPs) can be configured. A RADIUS server (IP) in two different radius-profiles
count as 2 servers. A total of 32 servers can be configured on a controller.
About this task
Use this procedure to configure RADIUS servers.
Procedure
1. Enter Global or Interface Configuration mode of the ACLI.
2. Configure a RADIUS server using the command radius server <host IP
3. Configure a RADIUS profile using the command radius profile <profile
4. Configure server selection for the authentication RADIUS profile using the
5. Configure a RADIUS server and associate it with a RADIUS profile using the
6. Configure the attributes of a RADIUS server using the following parameters:
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Address>, where <host IP address> is the IP address of the primary RADIUS
server you want to configure.
name> type .
A RADIUS profile can be one of two types — authentication or accounting.
(WC8180-security)#radius profile <profile name> type ?
acct
auth
The default RADIUS profile type is auth.
command radius profile <profile name> type auth server-
selection .
(WC8180-security)#radius profile profile name type auth server-selection ?
priority
round-robin
The default server selection is priority.
command radius server <host IP Address> <profile name>.
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August 2013