Enterasys Networks RBTSA-AB, RBTSA-AA manual Radius Authentication Server Settings

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Changing RADIUS Under System Configuration, click RADIUS. The RADIUS page appears, Settings where you can set the primary and secondary RADIUS Server settings.

This page allows for configuration of a Remote Access Dial-in User Service (RADIUS) server for authentication purposes in 802.1x networks. You can change the settings by entering values in the fields as described in Table 12. When you are finished, select Apply.

Table 12 RADIUS Authentication Server Settings

Setting	Description

802.1x Authenticator	Enable or disable RADIUS authentication by selecting Enable
State	or Disable.
Primary RADIUS	Enter the IP address of the primary RADIUS Authentication
Server	Server. Make sure this address matches the address set in the
	RADIUS Authentication software.
Primary RADIUS Port	Enter the port number of the primary RADIUS Authentication
	Server. Make sure this number matches the number set in the
	RADIUS Authentication software. The default port is 1812.
Primary RADIUS	Enter the password of the primary RADIUS Authentication
Secret	Server. Make sure this password matches the password set in
	the RADIUS Authentication software.

Secondary RADIUS	Enter the IP address of the secondary RADIUS Authentication
Server	Server. Make sure this address matches the address set in the
	RADIUS Authentication software.
Secondary RADIUS	Enter the port number of the secondary RADIUS
Port	Authentication Server. Make sure this number matches the
	number set in the RADIUS Authentication software. The
	default port is 1812.
Secondary RADIUS	Enter the password of the secondary RADIUS Authentication
Secret	Server. Make sure this password matches the password set in
	the RADIUS Authentication software.

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