Cisco Cisco Clean Access 3.5

The Clean Access Manager can be configured to send accounting messages to a RADIUS accounting 
server. The CAM sends a Start accounting message when a user logs into the network and sends a Stop 
accounting message when the user logs out of the system (or is logged out or timed out). This allows for 
the accounting of user time and other attributes on the network. 

Release 3.5 adds additional control over the data that is sent in accounting packets. You can customize 
the data to be sent for login events, logout events, or shared events (login and logout events). 

Go to User Management > Auth Servers > Accounting > Server Config

Select Enable RADIUS Accounting to enable the Clean Access Manager to send accounting 
information to the named RADIUS accounting server.

Enter values for the following form fields: 

Server Name – The fully qualified host name (e.g. auth.cisco.com) or IP address of the 
RADIUS accounting server.

Server Port – The port number on which the RADIUS server is listening. The Server Name and 
Server Port are used to direct accounting traffic to the accounting server. 

Timeout(sec) – Specifies how long to attempt to retransmit a failed packet.

Shared Secret—The shared secret used to authenticate the Clean Access Manager accounting 
client with the specified RADIUS accounting server. 

NAS-Identifier – The NAS-Identifier value to be sent with all RADIUS accounting packets. 
Either a NAS-Identifier or a NAS-IP-Address must be specified to send the packets.

NAS-IP-Address – The NAS-IP-Address value to be sent with all RADIUS accounting packets. 
Either a NAS-IP-Address or a NAS-Identifier must be specified to sent the packets.