Cisco Systems 3.5 ParseProxyHints, ParseServiceAndAAARealmHints, ParseServiceAndAAASRealmHints

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Chapter 3 Cisco Access Registrar Scripts

Using Cisco AR Scripts

ParseProxyHints

ParseProxyHints is referenced from the NAS IncomingScript scripting point. It looks for a realm name on the user name attribute as a hint of which AAA services should be used for this request. If @radius is found, a set of AAA services is selected which will proxy the request to a remote radius server. If @tacacs is found, the AuthenticationService is selected that will proxy the request to a tacacs server for authentication. For any services not selected, the default service (as specified in the configuration by the administrator) will be used.

The Tcl version of this script is named tParseProxyHints.

ParseServiceAndAAARealmHints

ParseServiceAndAAARealmHints is referenced from the NAS IncomingScript scripting point. It calls both ParseServiceHints and ParseAAARealm.

The Tcl version of this script is named tParseServiceAndAAARealmHints.

ParseServiceAndAAASRealmHints

ParseServiceAndAAASRealmHints is referenced from the NAS IncomingScript scripting point. It calls both ParseServiceHints and ParseAAASRealm.

The Tcl version of this script is named tParseServiceAndAAASRealmHints.

ParseServiceAndAARealmHints

ParseServiceAndAARealmHints is referenced from the NAS IncomingScript scripting point. It calls both ParseServiceHints and ParseAARealm.

The Tcl version of this script is named tParseServiceAndAARealmHints.

ParseServiceAndAASRealmHints

ParseServiceAndAASRealmHints is referenced from the NAS IncomingScript scripting point. It calls both ParseServiceHints and ParseAASRealm.

The Tcl version of this script is named tParseServiceAndAASRealmHints.

ParseServiceAndProxyHints

ParseServiceAndProxyHints is referenced from the NAS IncomingScript scripting point. It calls both ParseServiceHints and ParseProxyHints.

The Tcl version of this script is named tParseServiceAndProxyHints.

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Cisco Systems 3.5 ParseProxyHints, ParseServiceAndAAARealmHints, ParseServiceAndAAASRealmHints, ParseServiceAndProxyHints

3.5 specifications

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