Determining Security Configuration
Showing the Authentication CountersThis access server can display the counters for all realms (local, RADIUS, KERBEROS). Any session authenticated by RADIUS attempts to send accounting data to the RADIUS Server. Sessions authenticated by other methods may be configured to send accounting packets to a RADIUS accounting server as well (if one exists).
Reference
See SHOW AUTHENTICATION COUNTERS in the Network Access Server Command Reference for a sample of this display.
Showing the User Port Authorization ProfileThe SHOW AUTHORIZATION command shows the user profile being used for the specified port(s).
Example: Showing the User Port Authorization Profile
The following example shows the resulting display for this command for a port that was authenticated:
LOCAL> SHOW PORT 7 AUTHORIZATION
Port 7: user1 | Server: DECSERVER1 |
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Username: user1@finance_realm |
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Access: | LOCAL | Forced CallBack: | DISABLED |
Max Connect: | 00 08:00:00 | DialOut Service: | DIAL14400 |
Remaining Time: | 00 00:33:24 | Framed IP Address: 16.22.33.44 | |
Login IP Host: | 16.20.22.33 | Login LAT Service: | LATSERVICE |
Login Service Type: | LAT | Login Port: | 15 |
Authenticated By: 16.129.42.15 | Authentication Type: | RADIUS | |
Login LAT Node: | MONEY |
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DialOut Number: | (Any) |
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DialBack Number: |
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Login LAT Groups: | |||
Permissions: | LAT, TELNET, SLIP, PPP, DIALACK, |
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| DIALOUT,NONPRIVILEGED |
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The SHOW/LIST/MONITOR SECURITY COUNTERS command displays all port- related security counters. This display is very similar to results from the SHOW PORT AUTHENTICATION COUNT command shown in the previous example.
Example: Showing Security Counters
Local> SHOW PORT 8 SECURITY COUNTERS
Managing Access Server Security