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Configuration menu
Table 36
Radius Authentication Servers menu (/cfg/sys/adm/auth/servers)
Command
list
del
add <IP address>
<TCP port number>
<shared secret>
insert
<index number to insert at>
<IP address of RADIUS
authentication server to add>
move
<index number to move>
<destination index number>
Platform Logging menu
NN10300-091
Standard 1.00
Table 36 identifies and describes the Radius Authentication Servers menu
commands.
Description
Lists the IP addresses and index numbers of configured
RADIUS authentication servers.
Removes the specified RADIUS authentication server from
the configuration.
Adds a RADIUS authentication server to the configuration.
Specify the IP address, a TCP port number, and the shared
secret. The next available index number is automatically
assigned by the system.
For backup purposes, you can add several RADIUS
authentication servers. The SMC contacts the server with the
lowest index number first. If the SMC cannot contact the
server, the SMC tries to contact the server with the next index
number in sequence, and so on.
Note: The default port number used for RADIUS
authentication is 1813.
Adds a RADIUS audit server and assigns the specified index
number to it. RADIUS audit servers have their current index
number incremented by one under the following condition:
the index number is higher than the one you specify. The
shared secret refers to the RADIUS server password.
Moves a RADIUS authentication server up or down in the list
of configured servers. To view all servers currently added to
the configuration, use the List command.
Using the Platform Logging menu (/cfg/sys/log), you can configure system
message logging features. Messages can be logged to the system console
May 2006
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