Forcing A Telnet Connection To Preferred Host; Forcing A Telnet Connection To A Specific Port; Preventing Radius Authentication - Lantronix SCS Reference Manual

Supported RADIUS Attributes
D.3.2 Forcing a Telnet Connection to Preferred Host
The following example shows a local mode user that is forced to Telnet to the SCS's preferred Telnet host:
The Telnet; Logout command is forced as soon as authentication is complete. To force the user to make an
Rlogin to connect to the preferred Telnet host, add "Login-IP-Service = Rlogin" to the reply-item list.
D.3.3 Forcing a Telnet Connection to a Specific Port
To force the user to Telnet to a particular port on the specified host, add the Login-IP-Port attribute:
The Connect Telnet 192.0.1.155:1000 command is forced as soon as authentication is complete.
Remember that if a user connects via PPP and is authenticated by the RADIUS server with Service-Type
set to Login or Prompt, the SCS RADIUS client code will reject the user because a user cannot be made to
fall out of PPP mode into local (character) mode.
D.3.4 Preventing RADIUS Authentication
You may wish to prevent the user from being authenticated by the RADIUS server in the first place. If so,
enter the following:
In this case, if the SCS sends an authentication request for the user froggy with the Service-Type set to
Framed, the authentication request will be rejected by the RADIUS server.
froggy Password = "ribbit"
Service-Type = Login
froggy Password = "ribbit"
Service-Type = Login,
Login-IP-Host = 192.0.1.155,
Login-IP-Service = Telnet,
Login-IP-Port = 1000
froggy Password = "ribbit"
Service-Type = Login,
Login-IP-Host = 192.0.1.88,
Login-IP-Service = Telnet,
Login-IP-Port = 1000

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