Installing And Configuring Bsac On The Home Network - Bay Networks Baystream 7 Configuration And Troubleshooting Manual

Configuring and Troubleshooting Bay Dial VPN Services
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Note: You cannot use the ping command to test the connection between the
CPE and the RADIUS client on the gateway because there is no path back to
the CPE.
Installing and Configuring BSAC on the Home Network
BSAC can run on a UNIX, NetWare, or Windows NT-based server. For a full
description of installing and configuring BSAC, refer to the BaySecure Access
Control Administration Guide for your operating system.
Once you have loaded BSAC, you must configure it. The steps, in general, are.
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Ensure that a permanent virtual circuit is configured between the gateway and
the CPE. The default management type for the frame relay interface is
ANSI T1 617D.
Use the Site Manager Statistics Manager to verify that the frame relay
connection is operational. Select Site Manager > Statistics Manager > Tools >
Launch Facility > FR_VC_DAT to view the frame relay Virtual Circuit Table.
This displays any configured DLCIs and a control DLCI. If frames are
moving over a configured circuit, the status of its DLCI is Active.
Configure each NAS to act as a RADIUS client. Each NAS must be
configured with the IP address of the BSAC server, a secret )password)
that is shared with the server, and the make/model of the NAS.
Ensure that the machine on which you are running BSAC has the IP
protocol configured.
Run the BSAC Administrator program.
Connect to your BSAC server using the default password (
From the Access dialog box, change the server password from the default
to a password that only you know.
From the RAS Clients dialog box, provide information about each of the
network access servers configured as RADIUS clients. Configuration
information includes the IP address of the NAS, the shared secret, and
the make/model of the NAS. If a specific make/model is not listed, use
Standard Radius .
From the Users dialog box, identify each of the users or groups of users
that are permitted to dial in to the NAS, and set up their attributes.
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