Cisco Cisco ASR 5500 Administrator's Guide

Managing and Monitoring the AAA Servers

Managing the AAA Servers ▀

Cisco ASR 5x00 AAA Interface Administration and Reference ▄

Round-trip time for response was 8.8 ms

Testing a RADIUS Accounting Server

When used to test a RADIUS accounting server, the tool generates an accounting start/stop pair for a specific username.

Important:

The user name must already be configured on the RADIUS authentication server prior to executing

the test.

To execute the RADIUS authentication test tool, enter the following command:

radius test accounting { all | radius group <group_name> | server <server_name>
port <server_port> } <user_name>

Notes:



all

specifies that all configured RADIUS accounting servers be tested.



radius group

<group_name>

specifies the configured RADIUS authentication servers in a RADIUS server

group named

<group_name>

for server group functionality.



<server_name>

specifies the IP address of a specific RADIUS accounting server to test.



<server_port>

specifies the TCP port over that the system should use when communicating with the RADIUS

accounting server to test.



<user_name>

specifies a username that is supplied to the RADIUS server for accounting.

The following is a sample of this command’s output for a successful response when testing a RADIUS accounting
server with an IP address of 192.168.1.102 on port 1813.

RADIUS Start to accounting server 192.168.1.102, port 1813

Accounting Success: response received

Round-trip time for response was 554.6 ms

RADIUS Stop to accounting server 192.168.1.102, port 1813

Accounting Success: response received

Round-trip time for response was 85.5 ms