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RADIUS configuration

SmartWare Software Configuration Guide 

Each message to and from a RADIUS server includes several attributes. Attributes are, For example, in a login 
request, the name and password of the user that requires to log in. For more information about each attribute, or 
other possible attributes, see RFC 2865 or the documentation of the radius server you use.

Attributes in the RADIUS request message
The SmartNode sends a RADIUS request with the following attributes:

(Optional)

Define, if accounting shall be started at call-setup or call-con-
nect time. The default is at call-connect time.

If setup is specified, an interim update will be 
sent at call-connect time.

The Acct-Session-Time is always calculated from 
call-connect to call-disconnect time)

(Optional)

Define the interval, after which an interim update shall be 
sent, if necessary. The default is not to send periodic interim 
updates.

Create a port for the routing path, you want to route through 
the AAA service.

Define the routing destination for all calls received over 
this port. 

Go to the routing element, which is the source of the traffic to 
be sent to this AAA service and configure its routing destina-
tion to this AAA service port using the following command:
route call dest-service <service-name>.<port-
name> 

Repeat steps 14 to 16 for each for each additional routing 
path you want to route through the AAA service 

User-Name

Indicates the name of the user to be authenticated

User-Password

Indicates the password of the user to be authenticated

Protocol

Is a vendor specific attribute that indicates the protocol with that the 
user wants to log on. Currently it can have the value 'console' or 'Tel-
net'. Thus it is possible for the RADIUS Server to grant access depend-
ing on whether the user wants to log on over console or Telnet