Radius Commands - Efficient Networks Router family Command Line Interface Manual

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This section contains Radius (RAD) command descriptions. Radius allows access
control and user authentication to be managed from a remote server. For more
information on Access Controland RADIUS, see
The Radius commands found in this section include:
Command
rad ?
rad deleteserver
rad list secret
rad list server
rad set retries
radius set secret
radius set server
radius set timeout
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RADIUS COMMANDS

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Table 14-1: Radius Command Listing
Lists the supported radius commands and key-
words.
Deletes a configured radius server entry.
Displays the radius servers shared-secret authen-
tication.
Displays the IP address and port for the primary
and secondary radius servers.
Sets the number of retires to a radius server before
attempting the next radius server, if configured.
Sets the authentication secret for the specified radius
server.
Sets the IP address and port values for the primary
and/or secondary radius server(s).
Sets the number of seconds between retry at-
tempts to the radius server.
Chapter 14: radius Commands
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"Radius" on page 5-10.
Function
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