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4. The Radius Setup dialog box displays.
5. Click RADIUS Enable to enable Radius security services for all ports on this RASFinder.
6. Click Accounting Enable if you want Radius to track accounting information such as login and
logout times, bytes sent and received, etc.
7. Leave Allow Call if Security Server Down unchecked (disabled) to prevent users from logging
in if the security servers are down.
8. Click Assign Remote Address Using RADIUS to enable the Radius Server to automatically
assign the IP Address of the WAN port on the RASFinder that the user will dial into.
9. Obtain the Shared Secret from the Radius network administrator. The Shared Secret must be
the same secret that is used on the Radius server whose address is being supplied for the
Radius primary server address entry.
10. Obtain the Radius server address from the Radius network administrator that will provide the
security to the RASFinder. The Radius server address is to be enterred in the RADIUS Primary
Server Address field.
11. If additional servers are being used as backup servers, obtain their address(es) from the Radius
network administrator and enter them in Backup Servers group. The first backup server address
is enterred in the Backup Server Address 1 field. Any additional backup server addresses are
to be enterred in the Backup Server Address 2 and Backup Server Address 3 fields.
12. A set of default attribute values will be displayed in the Attribute Values group. These default
values are used with the Multi-Tech Radius Server. You do not have to change these values if
your RASFinder is communicating with Multi-Tech's Radius Server. If you are using another
vendor's Radius Server to communicate with your RASFinder, you will have to communicate with
your Radius Server network administrator to see how he/she has set up these attribute values
and then change the default values to the values being used by that Radius server.
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