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dot1x radius-server dead-interval
When the change is applied
The change is applied immediately after setting values are changed.
1.
If the secondary IEEE 802.1 authentication RADIUS server is operating as the
current server, and if the value of the monitoring timer is changed, the progress to that
time is used as the judgment value and the result is applied.
2.
If this command configuration is deleted after the monitoring timer starts, the
monitoring timer counter continues without being reset and runs for 10 minutes
(default value).
Notes
1.
All IEEE 802.1X settings take effect when the
command is set.
2.
See Table 22-1 Configuration commands and IEEE 802.1X authentication modes for
the authentication mode in which the command's settings are operable.
3.
If three or more IEEE 802.1X authentication RADIUS servers are configured and the
current server switches to another IEEE 802.1X authentication RADIUS server after
the monitoring timer starts, the monitoring timer is not reset and continues to run.
4.
In general, when the monitoring timer has started, it does not reset until it expires.
However, as exceptions, it resets in the following cases:
5.
If the monitoring timer expires while the authentication sequence is being executed
on a terminal subject to authentication, restoration of the primary IEEE 802.1X
authentication RADIUS server is not performed until the executed authentication
sequence is completed.
Related commands
aaa authentication dot1x
dot1x port-control
dot1x system-auth-control
dot1x radius-server host
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When
dot1x radius-server dead-interval 0
radius-server dead-interval
When information about the IEEE 802.1X authentication RADIUS server
running as the current server is deleted by using the
command
host
When the
clear radius-server
dot1x system-auth-control
is set by using the
command
dot1x radius-server
operation command is executed
dot1x
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