Alcatel-Lucent 8950 AAA User Manual page 172

Using the 8950 AAA Policy Assistant in Server
Management Tool
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Table 9-4 Advanced Authentication Option
Tab/Group/Option
– MD5
– Salted MD5
– MD4
– UNIX/Linux DES
– UNIX/Linux MD5
– UNIX/Linux SHA
• EAP LEAP Detection
– EAP LEAP (NT password)
– EAP LEAP (Plain text password)
– EAP LEAP (MD4 password)
• EAP MS CHAP V2 Detection
– EAP MS CHAP V2 (NT password)
– EAP MS CHAP V2 (Plain text
– EAP MS CHAP V2 (MD4 password)
User Profile Options
• Password from User File
– Plain Text Password
– SHA
– Salted SHA
– MD5
– Salted MD5
– MD4
– UNIX/Linux DES
– UNIX/Linux MD5
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password)
Advanced Authentication Options
Description
Detect passwords using MD5 format
Detect passwords using Salted MD5 format
Detect passwords using MD4 format
Detect passwords using UNIX/Linux DES format
Detect passwords using UNIX/Linux MD5 format
Detect passwords using UNIX/Linux SHA format
Automatically detect passwords stored separately
from the user profile or using an external service for
authentication
Detect NT passwords
Detect plain text passwords
Detect MD4 passwords
Automatically detect passwords stored separately
from the user profile or using an external service for
authentication
Detect NT passwords
Detect plain text passwords
Detect MD4 passwords
Use information from user file as specified in Auth-
Type attribute
Detect passwords using plain text format
Detect passwords using SHA format
Detect passwords using Salted SHA format
Detect passwords using MD5 format
Detect passwords using Salted MD5 format
Detect passwords using MD4 format
Detect passwords using UNIX/Linux DES format
Detect passwords using UNIX/Linux MD5 format
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