4Enter the IP address or DNS name of the RADIUS client in the IP Address field.
If you enter a DNS name, the RSA RADIUS Administrator resolves the
name you enter to its corresponding IP address and displays the result in the IP Address field.
See “Shared | 5 Enter the RADIUS authentication shared secret for the RADIUS client in |
Secrets” on | the Shared secret field. |
page 6. | For privacy, asterisks are echoed as you type. You can choose Unmask shared |
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| secret to display the characters in the shared secret. |
| After you complete configuration of the RADIUS authentication secret on |
| the server side, you must enter the same RADIUS authentication secret when |
| you configure the RADIUS client. |
| 6 Use the Make/model list to choose the make and model of your RADIUS |
| client device. |
| The Make/model selection tells RSA RADIUS Server which dictionary of |
| RADIUS attributes to use when communicating with this client. If you are |
| not sure which make and model you are using or if your device is not in the |
| list, choose - Standard Radius |
| NOTE: For information about the various brands of RAS device supported by |
| RSA RADIUS Server, click the Web Info button. |
| 7 If you want the RADIUS client to use different RADIUS secrets for |
| authentication and accounting: |
| a Click the Use different shared secret for accounting checkbox. |
| b Click the Edit button. |
| c When the Accounting Shared Secret window (Figure 14) opens, enter the |
| RADIUS secret you want the RADIUS client to use for accounting. |
Figure 14 Accounting Shared Secret Window
For privacy, asterisks are echoed as you type. You can click the Unmask checkbox to display the characters in the shared secret.
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