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radius-server dead-interval
Configures a monitoring timer that operates for automatically restoring a general RADIUS
server as the primary general RADIUS server.
The primary general RADIUS server is restored when either of the following occurs: The
currently operating server (the destination for RADIUS authentication requests) switches to
being a valid secondary general RADIUS server, or when all servers are disabled, the
monitoring timer starts and the period of time set by this command elapses (the monitoring
timer expires).
Input format
To set or change information:
radius-server dead-interval
To delete information:
no radius-server dead-interval
Input mode
(config)
Parameters
<Minutes>
Specifies the monitoring timer value for automatic restoration of operation to the
primary general RADIUS server from the secondary general RADIUS server.
1.
2.
Default behavior
The primary general RADIUS server is automatically restored 10 minutes after the currently
operating server switches to the secondary general RADIUS server.
Impact on communication
None
When the change is applied
The change is applied immediately after setting values are changed.
1.
If the monitoring timer value is changed when the secondary general RADIUS server
is operating as the current server, the progress to that time is used for judgment
purposes and the results are 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).
Default value when this parameter is omitted:
This parameter cannot be omitted.
Range of values:
0 to 1440 (in minutes)
If 0 is set, RADIUS authentication requests are always initiated on the primary
general RADIUS server.
<Minutes>
radius-server dead-interval
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