RSA Security 6.1 manual Dictionaries, Vendor-Specific Attributes, Make/Model Field

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6 The server processes the accounting request locally.

To implement tunneled accounting, you must configure the classmap.ini file to specify how attributes should be presented, and you must configure the spi.ini file to specify the keys that are used to encrypt and decrypt users’ identity information.

Attributes

You work with RADIUS attributes while setting up users, profiles, and RADIUS clients on the RSA RADIUS Server. The RSA RADIUS Server Administrator program allows you to choose RADIUS attributes by name from a predefined list. For each attribute, the RSA RADIUS Administrator prompts you to enter values using familiar data types such as string, integer, telephone number, or network address.

Dictionaries

RSA RADIUS Server uses dictionary files to store lists of RADIUS attributes. RSA RADIUS Server uses these dictionaries to parse authentication and accounting requests and generate responses.

The main RSA RADIUS Server dictionary file (radius.dct) lists attributes defined by the RADIUS standard. The radius.dct file resides in the same directory as the RSA RADIUS Server service (usually C:\Program Files \RSA Security\RSA RADIUS\Service on Windows computers and /opt/rsa/radius on Solaris and Linux computers).

Vendor-Specific Attributes

In addition to the standard attributes, many RAS devices use vendor-specific attributes (VSAs) to complete a connection. RSA RADIUS Server supports a large number of specific RAS devices by providing vendor-specific, proprietary dictionary files. These files also reside in the server directory and use the filename extension .dct.

Make/Model Field

During RSA RADIUS Server configuration, when you make a selection in the RADIUS client Make/model field, you are telling the server which dictionary file contains the VSAs for this client device. Thereafter, whenever the server receives a RADIUS packet from this client device, it can consult this dictionary file for any

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About RSA RADIUS Server

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Contents RSA Radius Server 6.1 Administrator’s Guide Contact Information Trademarks Distribution Contents Chapter Installing the RSA Radius Server Chapter Administering Profiles Glossary Index About This Guide AudienceWhat’s In This Manual Syntax Conventions Related Documentation RSA Radius Server DocumentationVendor Information Requests for Comments RFCsGetting Support and Service Third-Party ProductsBefore You Call for Customer Support RSA Radius Server Features About RSA Radius ServerRSA Radius Server Overview About RSA Radius Server SeptemberRSA Radius Authentication Radius Packets Radius Configuration Radius Server ConfigurationRadius Client Configuration Shared Secrets RadiusRadius Secret Replication SecretNode Secret Authentication Radius Ports Accounting Accounting Sequence Comma-Delimited Log FilesTunneled Accounting Attributes DictionariesVendor-Specific Attributes Make/Model FieldChecklist Attributes Attribute ListsUpdating Attribute Information Attribute Values Return List AttributesMulti-Valued Attributes Default Values Orderable AttributesSystem Assigned Values Echo PropertyCentralized Configuration Management Replacing a Replica Radius Server Designating a New Primary Radius ServerRecovering a Replica After a Failed Download Changing the Name or IP Address of a ServerInstalling the RSA Radius Server Before You BeginRequired Files Data Migration/RegistrationInstalling on Windows System RequirementsInstalling the RSA Radius Server If you are installing a Replica RSA Radius Server, clickUninstalling the RSA Radius Server Software Installing on Solaris Installer SyntaxPath Installing the RSA Radius Server Software ReppkgEnter RSA administration port Stopping and Starting the Radius Daemon Migration Log File Installing on Linux Linux Server System RequirementsShould be overwritten Installing the RSA Radius Server Software Enter RSA administration port Etc/init.d/sbrd stop # ./uninstallrsa.sh Using RSA Radius Administrator Running RSA Radius AdministratorNavigating in RSA Radius Administrator RSA Radius Administrator MenusFile Menu See , Administering Radius Clients on Panel MenuRSA Radius Administrator Toolbar Web MenuHelp Menu RSA Radius Administrator Windows Adding an EntryEditing an Entry Sample Add WindowCutting/Copying/Pasting Records Sample Edit WindowUsing Context Menus Resizing ColumnsChanging Column Sequence Sorting InformationAccessing Online Help Displaying Version InformationAdding a License Key Exiting the RSA Radius Administrator Add a License for Server WindowAdministering Radius Clients Radius Clients PanelAdding a Radius Client Add Radius Client WindowSecret to display the characters in the shared secret Verifying a Shared Secret Deleting a Radius ClientPage Administering Radius Clients September Administering Profiles Adding a Checklist or Return List Attribute for a ProfileAbout Profiles Default Profile Resolving Profile and User AttributesSetting Up Profiles Adding a ProfileClick Add to add this attribute/value pair to the list Removing a Profile Administering Profiles September Displaying Server Authentication Statistics Displaying StatisticsStatistics Panel System Authentication Statistics Radius client is sending incorrectly formed packets to Displaying Server Accounting Statistics Statistics Panel System Accounting StatisticsAccounting Statistic Meaning Resetting Server Statistics Displaying Radius Client StatisticsOptionally, sort the messages by clicking a column header Displaying Statistics September Administering Radius Servers Replication Panel Adding a Radius Server ManuallyAdd Server Window Enabling a Radius Server Deleting a Radius ServerPublishing Server Configuration Information Notifying Replica Radius ServersRecovering a Replica After a Failed Download Designating a New Primary Radius ServerChanging the Name or IP Address of a Server Regenerating a Node Secret Resetting the Radius Database Administering Radius Servers September Using the Radius System Log LoggingLogging Files Level of Logging Detail Controlling Log File SizeUsing the Accounting Log Accounting Log File FormatFirst Line Headings Comma PlaceholdersStandard Radius Accounting Attributes Acct-Status-TypeAcct-Input-Packets Ldap Configuration Interface File P e n d i x aAbout the Ldap Configuration Interface Ldap UtilitiesLdap Requests Downloading the Ldap UtilitiesConfiguring the Ldap TCP Port Ldap Version ComplianceLdap Virtual Schema Available AttributesLdap Schema Slide 2 Ldap Schema Slide 3 Cn=username,o=radius -w passcode cachedPW Unspecified or 0.0.0.0 RAS IP address When you display Ldap Command Examples Searching for RecordsModifying Records Ldapmodify Option MeaningWhere Adding Records Deleting Records Statistics Variables Counter StatisticsStattype server Stattype authentication Stattype accountingRate Statistics Using the Ldap Configuration Interface September Glossary AAADNS Tokencode Radius Servers TLS 104 Glossary September Index Tokencode