Nortel 2360 Configuration Manual page 699

Attribute Type
Reply- 18
Message
State 24
Class 25
Vendor- 26
Specific
Session- 27
Timeout
Called-Station- 30
Id
Calling-Station-Id 31
NAS-Identifier 32
Table 1: 802.1X attributes (continued)
Rcv in Sent in
Access Access
Resp? Reqst?
Yes No
Yes Yes
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
No Yes
No Yes
No Yes
Nortel WLAN—Security Switch 2300 Series Configuration Guide
Appendix A:Supported RADIUS attributes 699
Sent in
Acct Description and Values
Reqst?
No String. Text that can be displayed to the
user. Multiple Reply-Messages can be
included. If any are displayed, they must
appear in the order in which they appear
in the packet.
No Can be sent by a RADIUS server in an
Access-Challenge message to the WSS.
If the WSS receives an Access-Challenge
with this attribute, it returns the same
State value in an Access-Request
response to the RADIUS server, when a
response is required. (For details, see
RFC 2865.)
Yes If received, this information must be sent
on, without interpretation, in all
subsequent packets sent to the RADIUS
server for that client session.
Yes String. Allows WSS Software to support
Nortel VSAs. (See
Optional Maximum number of seconds of service
allowed the user before reauthentication
of the session.
Note: If the global reauthentication
timeout (set by the set dot1x
reauth-period command) is shorter than
the session-timeout, WSS Software uses
the global timeout instead.
Yes
For IEEE 802.1X authenticators, stores
the AP MAC address in uppercase ASCII
format, with octet values separated by
hyphens (for example,
00-10-A4-23-19-C0).
Yes For IEEE 802.1X authenticators, stores
the supplicant MAC address in uppercase
ASCII format, with octet values
separated by hyphens (for example,
00-10-A4-23-19-C0).
No Name of the RADIUS client originating
an Access-Request. The value in the
current release is nortel and cannot be
changed.
Table 2 on page 702.)