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Inactivity timeout period, and he has not exceeded his Usage limits, he will
have to go through the RADIUS Authentication process again.
6. [Click] the down-arrow on the right hand side of the Authentication Box.
The options revealed are UserPassword, CHAPPassword or
NoAuthentication. Select "UserPassword".
The Authentication option UserPassword is normally used on Nautica Paths,
i.e. connections between Nautica Routers (on the Nautica Router this is called
a SecureKey and is found on the Configure Paths [CO PA] form), or on PPP
Paths if PAP Password Authentication is required. CHAPPassword is used on
PPP Paths when CHAP Authentication is required. If no Authentication is
required before the remote Account User gets access to the network the
NoAuthentication option should be used.
7. If the Authentication parameter is set to CHAPPassword or UserPassword
then the appropriate password must be entered in the Password Box. In
this instance enter 123 in the Password Box.
Do not use leading 0's (zero's) when entering a value into the Account
Password Box when using Nautica keys or numbers for PAP passwords. The
value entered in the Account Password Box must match the Outgoing PAP
Password, CHAP Secret or SecureKey used by the remote User exactly.
8. [Click] the down-arrow on the right hand side of the Address Assignment
Box. The options revealed are DontCare, NASSelects and Specific.
Select "DontCare".
9. To enter a Specific IP Address for the remote Account User [click] the
Address Box and enter the required IP Address. In this instance leave the
Address Box Blank.
An IP Address should only be entered in the Address Box if "Specific" was
selected as the Address Assignment option.
10. [Click] the down-arrow on the right hand side of the CLI Box. The
options revealed are Ignored, ExactMatch and PartialMatch. Select
"ExactMatch".
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