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NETGEAR 8800 User Manual 
Configuring the Dictionary File
Before you can use NETGEAR VSAs on a RADIUS server, you must define the VSAs. On 
the FreeRADIUS server, you define the VSAs in the dictionary file in the 
/etc/raddb 
directory. You must define the vendor ID for NETGEAR, each of the VSAs you plan to use, 
and the values to send for the VSAs. The following example shows the entries to add to a 
FreeRADIUS server dictionary file for NETGEAR VSAs:
VENDOR          Netgear         1916
ATTRIBUTE    Netgear-CLI-Authorization      201  integer     Netgear
ATTRIBUTE    Netgear-Shell-Command          202   string     Netgear
ATTRIBUTE    Netgear-Netlogin-Vlan          203   string     Netgear
ATTRIBUTE    Netgear-Netlogin-Url           204   string     Netgear
ATTRIBUTE    Netgear-Netlogin-Url-Desc      205   string     Netgear
ATTRIBUTE    Netgear-Netlogin-Only          206  integer     Netgear
ATTRIBUTE    Netgear-Netlogin-Vlan-Tag      209  integer     Netgear
ATTRIBUTE    Netgear-Netlogin-Extended-Vlan 211   string     Netgear
ATTRIBUTE    Netgear-Security-Profile       212   string     Netgear
VALUE        Netgear-CLI-Authorization   Disabled       0
VALUE        Netgear-CLI-Authorization   Enabled        1
VALUE        Netgear-Netlogin-Only       Disabled       0
VALUE        Netgear-Netlogin-Only       Enabled        1
# End of Dictionary
The lines that begin with 
VALUE
 provide the integers that the RADIUS server sends to the 
switch when the corresponding text is configured in the RADIUS users file. For example, if 
the 
Netgear-CLI-Authorization 
attribute is set to 
Enabled
 for a particular user, the RADIUS 
server sends the value 1 to the switch (which reduces total bytes transferred). The XCM8800 
software is designed to interpret the integer values as shown above, so be sure to use these 
values.
Configuring Command Authorization (RADIUS Profiles)
Command authorization is enabled in the users file on a FreeRADIUS server, and configured 
in the profiles file. Additional configuration is required in the dictionary file and the clients file. 
Other RADIUS servers might use different file names or a different syntax for configuration, 
but the basic components for configuring command authorization are the same. The following 
sections describe the tasks for configuring command authorization: