Chapter 4
Configuration via the Command Line Interface
4.2.1 Authentication Attribute Parameters
Parameter table The authentication attribute is a named descriptor, bundling the authentication parameters. The following data need to be provided:
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| Arbitrary. Syntax rules, | The symbolic name by | |
name | which the authentication | ||
see CLI Reference Guide | |||
| attribute is referred to. | ||
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| preshared | authentication method is | |
type |
| used. | |
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| cert | Authentication with | |
| certificates. | ||
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| When | |
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| authentication is used, | |
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| the | |
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| (password) is entered | |
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| here. The secret has to | |
| Arbitrary. Syntax rules, | be entered twice in order | |
secret | to protect against typing | ||
see CLI Reference Guide | |||
| errors. | ||
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| Irrelevant in case of | |
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| authentication with | |
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| certificates. In this case, | |
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| leave this parameter | |
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| unset. | |
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The configuration of certificates is done via the main command group pki.
For more information, see the CLI Reference Guide.
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