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CHAPTER 3 Media Flow Manager Web-Based Interface
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System Config > RADIUS Page Detail (Default RADIUS Settings)
RADIUS Servers
In the server list: Remove, Enable and/or Disable RADIUS Servers. see
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Server—The configured IP address for this RADIUS server.
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Auth-Port—The configured port for authentication requests to this server.
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Key— The configured shared secret text string. If empty, the user is prompted for the key.
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Timeout—The configured timeout for retransmitting a request.
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Retransmit—The configured number of times a client may attempt to authenticate.
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Login-lat-group—The configured string that identifies the groups that the user is
authorized to use when Login-service is defined as LAT (local area transport).
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Enabled—Whether or not this RADIUS server is enabled. Disabling a server makes it
inactive but does not delete it from the system.
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System Config > RADIUS Page Detail (RADIUS Servers)
Add New RADIUS Server
Add a new RADIUS server, see
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Enabled—The server must be enabled to do authentication.
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Server IP—IP address for the server.
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Auth Port—The port authentication requests should come in on; default is 1812. You can
use the same IP address in more than one host as long as the auth-port is different.
To override defaults for a new RADIUS server, you can also specify different Key, Timeout,
Retransmit, and Login-lat-group values for this RADIUS server from the default RADIUS
settings you made above. Click Add RADIUS Server to complete operation. Click Save at the
top of the page to make changes persistent across reboots.
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