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9To add more servers (up to four maximum) to the group, repeat step 7 and step 8.

10Do one of the following:

„To change the order of RADIUS servers in the RADIUS server group, see “Changing the Order in a RADIUS Server Group”.

„To close the Create RADIUS Server Group dialog box and save the changes, click Finish.

Changing the Order in a RADIUS Server Group

If load balancing is not enabled, the WX always uses the first server in the list. Only if the server does not respond is the next server in the list used.

If load balancing is enabled, the first AAA request goes to the first RADIUS server in the list. The second AAA request goes to the second RADIUS server in the list, and so on, until the end of the list is reached, after which the first server in the list is used again. Any server that does not respond is skipped. If none of the servers responds, the WX goes to the next method in the method list.

To change the order of RADIUS servers in a RADIUS server group:

1In the Create RADIUS Server Group wizard, select the RADIUS server whose position in the list you want to change.

2Click Move Up to move the RADIUS server up the list, or Move Down to move the RADIUS server down the list.

3Repeat step 1 and step 2 for each server you want to move up or down the list.

Creating and

The WX switch contains a local database that can store user information

Managing Users in

for a 3Com Mobility System. You can use the local database to create

the Local User

users and authenticate them, or you can use the local database in

Database

conjunction with a RADIUS server. For example, although you might use a

 

RADIUS server to manage most users, you could define IT staff as users in

 

the local database in the event that the RADIUS server is unavailable.

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