XSubstrings – There are several places where a list of strings is the value of an attribute. The rule for specifying the data portion for these lists is that semicolons must delimit the substrings. For example, a DNIS list for a tunnel entry might be specified as
(\) before it.
XHexadecimal values – Hexadecimal numbers (for attributes of syntax type hex1, hex2 or hex4) require a 0x prefix in front of the hexadecimal digits; for example 0x0000149a.
XProfiles, checklists, and return lists – Checklists associated with profiles can include default attributes, which allows you to mark a checklist attribute as optional. To signal that a checklist attribute is a default attribute, preface the attribute value with the string %default%.
Return lists associated with profiles can include attributes whose contents are the value of received attribute. This feature is referred to as “echoing” the attribute. To signal that a return list attribute must be treated as an echo attribute, specify the attribute value as the string %echo%.
XUnspecified or 0.0.0.0 RAS IP address – When you display
acct_stats_by_nasipaddr information, any RAS entries with an unspecified IP address or an IP address of 0.0.0.0 are omitted. Similarly, when you display acct_stats_by_nas information, RAS entries with an unspecified IP address or an IP address of 0.0.0.0 have nasipaddr attribute omitted.
XDuplicate RAS IP addresses – When displaying
acct_stats_by_nasipaddr information, two RAS entries that contain the same
XRADIUS client information displayed after deletion – If you define a RADIUS client entry, send some accounting traffic to it, and then delete the entry, the output of ldapsearch queries continues to list the deleted RADIUS client so that the
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