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authentication source if a user does not exist in the local Server’s database, since the primary method has 
rejected the authentication attempt.
6.9.3 Defining the Radius Configuration
To configure Radius support on the switch:
1. Select 
Security
 > 
Radius Server
 from the main menu.
2. Ensure the 
Configuration
 tab is selected. 
3. Click the 
Start 
the RADIUS server
 link to use the switch’s own Radius server to authenticate users 
accessing the switch managed network.
4. Set a
 Timeout
 value (between 5 and 10 seconds) to define how long the switch waits for a reply to a 
Radius request before retransmitting the request. The default value is 5.
Ensure the value is set long enough to compensate for the heaviest periods of data traffic within the 
switch managed network.
5. Set a 
Retires 
value (between 3and 6) to define the number of times the switch transmits each Radius 
request to the server before giving up. The default value is 3.
6. Click the 
Apply
 button to save the changes made to within the Global Settings field.
7. Click the 
Revert 
button to cancel any changes made within the Global Settings field and revert back to 
the last saved configuration.
NOTE: The appearance of the bottom portion of the Configuration tab differs depending 
on whether 
Clients
 or 
Proxy Servers
 is selected. Select the Clients tab to display the IP 
Address and Subnet Mask of existing Radius clients. Existing clients can be modified or 
new clients added. For more information, se
Select the Proxy Servers tab to display the ID suffix, IP Address and Port Number of 
existing Radius proxy servers. Existing servers can be modified or new proxy servers 
added. For more information, see