Attributes Sent To The Radius Accounting Server - Seiko SMARTCS NS-2250 Instruction Manual

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Attributes sent to the RADIUS accounting server

The following table shows the attributes the RADIUS accounting client of the NS-2250
sends to the RADIUS accounting server.
Attributes with a mark (○) in the START column store an accounting START packet.
Attributes with a mark (○) in the STOP column store an accounting STOP packet.
Attribute name
User-Name
NAS-IP-Address
NAS-Id
NAS-Port
Acct-Status-Type
Acct-Session-Id
Acct-Authentic
Acct-Session-Time
Acct-Terminate-
Cause
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Table D-4 Attributes sent to the RADIUS accounting server
Value
Number START
form
○
1 STRIN
G
○
4 IPADD
R
○
32 STRIN
G
○
5 INTEG
ER
○
40 ENUM
○
44 STRIN
G
○
45 ENUM
46 INTEG -
ER
49 ENUM -
STOP
○
Name of the user to receive authentication.
The NS-2250 can authenticate user names up to a
maximum of 64 characters.
○
IP address of the NS-2250. Used to identify clients
that sent attributes.
○
Host name of the NS-2250. Used to identify clients
that sent attributes.
If the "set auth radius server nas_id" command is
used, an arbitrary character string is stored in the
NAS-Id before it is sent.
○
Tty number of the NS-2250.
Port user of Direct mode: tty number (1 to 48)
Port user of Select mode: 0
Normal or administrator user of console: 10000
Normal or administrator user of telnet/SSH: 20000 +
pty number within the NS-2250
○
Accounting log type.
The accounting START packet contains 1 (START),
and the accounting STOP packet contains 2 (STOP).
1： START
2： STOP
○
Session ID of the accounting. An incremental value
(a unique decimal number value) is used with every
access request.
○
Method of user authentication.
1: RADIUS authentication
2: LOCAL authentication
○
Amount of time (seconds) the user received service.
○
Reason for the session disconnection.
1: User-Request
Disconnection due to a disconnection request from
the user.
15: Service-Unavailable
Disconnection because the NS-2250 could not
provide the service
(Examples: authentication
privileges to tty port, etc.)
Content
requested by the user.
failure, no access