Attribute - Allied Telesis x510-28GTX Command Reference Manual

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ATTRIBUTE

attribute
Overview Use this command to define a RADIUS attribute for the local RADIUS server user
group.
For a complete list of defined RADIUS attributes and values, see the
Server Feature Overview and Configuration
When used with the help parameter the attribute command displays a list of
standard and vendor specific valid RADIUS attributes that are supported by the
local RADIUS server.
If an attribute name is specified with the help parameter, then the attribute
command displays a list of predefined attribute names. Note that you can only use
the defined RADIUS attribute names and not define your own.
When used with the value parameter the attribute command configures RADIUS
attributes to the user group. If the specified attribute is already defined then it is
replaced with the new value.
Use the no variant of this command to delete an attribute from the local RADIUS
server user group.
attribute [<attribute-name>|<attribute-id>] help
Syntax
attribute {<attribute-name>|<attribute-id>} <value>
no attribute {<attribute-name>|<attribute-id>}
Default By default, no attributes are configured.
Mode RADIUS Server Group Configuration
Usage For the Standard attributes, the attribute may be specified using either the
attribute name, or its numeric identifier. For example, the command:
awplus(config-radsrv-group)#
help
will produce the same results as the command:
awplus(config-radsrv-group)#
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Parameter
<attribute-name>
<attribute-id>
<value>
help
Command Reference for x510 Series
AlliedWare Plus™ Operating System - Version 5.4.7-1.x
Guide.
Description
RADIUS attribute name for standard attributes or Vendor-
Specific attributes (see the
Overview and Configuration Guide
RADIUS attribute numeric identifier for standard attributes.
RADIUS attribute value.
Display a list of available attribute types.
attribute acct-terminate-cause
attribute 49 help
Local RADIUS
Local RADIUS Server Feature
for tables of attributes).
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