Alcatel-Lucent 8950 AAA User Manual page 102

Configuring 8950 AAA Client Properties
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Table 5-2 Radius Client Properties
Field Name
Authentication Timeout
Accounting Timeout
Character Set for Encoding
Truncate Attributes at First NUL
Add NUL to String Attributes
Check Duplicates
Check Authenticators
Using the Client Classes & Attributes tab in Radius Client Properties panel
The Client Classes & Attributes is one of the tabs in the Radius Client Properties
Panel. This panel allows you to perform the following actions using the action buttons:
Insert Row Wizard
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Insert a record
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Edit selected record
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Description
Specifies the time, in milliseconds, the Policy server
will wait before it discards authentication requests.
This overrides the Client Timeout value for
authentications only.
Specifies the time, in milliseconds, the Policy server
will wait before it discards accounting requests. This
overrides the Client Timeout value for accounting
requests only.
Specifies the character set to use to encode string
attributes in requests.
Yes or No option. If enabled, attributes are truncated
at the first NUL found in the value. If disabled, the
attribute values are not truncated. This enables
support for NAS devices that send NUL characters
in their attributes.
Yes or No option. If enabled, a NUL is appended to
the end of plain string attributes in response requests
to the NAS. This enables support for NAS devices
that send NUL characters in their attributes.
Yes or No option. If enabled, the server checks to
see if the request received is a duplicate of a
previously received request. Duplicates are detected
by a combination of the Source IP, Source Port, and
Packet Authenticator. The default setting is true.
This property can be set on a pre-client basis in the
Client Properties.
The drop-down list box displays the Auto, On, or
OFF options. If enabled, the Policy server checks
the request authenticator and if not verified, the
request is dropped.
The Radius Clients tab
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