Cisco Cisco Prime Optical 10.6 Technical References

Cisco Prime Optical 10.6 Basic External Authentication

Disabling Fallback to Local Authentication

<list>

<bean

class="org.jasig.cas.adaptors.radius.JRadiusServerImpl">

<constructor-arg value="radius-server1.example.com" />

<constructor-arg value="testing123" />

<constructor-arg>

</constructor-arg>

<constructor-arg value="1812" />

<constructor-arg value="1813" />

<constructor-arg value="3" />

</bean>

<bean

class="org.jasig.cas.adaptors.radius.JRadiusServerImpl">

<constructor-arg value="radius-server2.example.com" />

<constructor-arg value="testing456" />

<constructor-arg>

</constructor-arg>

<constructor-arg value="1812" />

<constructor-arg value="1813" />

<constructor-arg value="3" />

</bean>

</list>

</property>

where

radius-server1.example.com

is the primary server and

radius-server2.example.com

is the

standby server.

Note

You can add multiple servers by adding additional bean definitions. Failover will occur on
servers in the order in which they appear in the “servers” property section.

Step 3

To enable failover because of server problems (for example, when a server is unreachable), set the
“failoverOnException” property to true. For example:

Step 4

To enable failover when a server rejects a user (Access-Reject), set the
“failoverOnAuthenticationFailure” property to true. For example:

Step 5

Enter the opticalctl start command to restart the Prime Optical server.

Disabling Fallback to Local Authentication

You can disable fallback to local authentication, which is enabled by default.

Before You Begin

Complete the steps in

Configuring Basic External Authentication, page 3

Perform this task to disable fallback to local authentication: