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June 30, 2006
Parameter
<Loopback Interface
number>
Example(s)
Host(config)# ip radius source-interface Ethernet 0 \ 2
Host(config)# ip radius source-interface ATM 2 \ 1 \ 44
Note:
The following command is used to configure the SG-1 to issue requests to the RADIUS via the
loopback interface (the source address of the packet shall be SG-1's address).
Host(config)# ip radius source-interface loopback 1
Note:
While assigning an undefined Interface to an application the system should ignore the command and
indicates the reason.
Host(config)# ip radius source-interface loopback 4
Operation error
Interface is not defined
Using the no ip radius source-interface command
Host(config)# no ip radius source-interface
This command deletes the radius source-interface configuration by setting it to its default value.
Usage
no ip radius source-interface
Example(s)
Host(config)# no ip radius source-interface
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OMMANDS
Host(config)# access list
An access list is a mechanism that filters the requests to the SG-1, by reading the source IP address and its net
mask. This mechanism allows you to grant certain workstations access to a SG-1 for administrative purposes. The
access list command is used to create and modify access lists.
Usage
To allow SNMP access, at the second-level command prompt type one of the following (see
for details):
access-list Telnet-permit <source IP address> <cr>
access-list SNMP-permit
SG1-UM-8500-03
Description
Loopback interface number.
<source IP address> <mask> <cr>
Chapter 7: Second Level Commands
Values
1 - 200
"Parameter(s)"
below
7-25
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