| Index |
| Unique index of a RADIUS service profile. |
| AddressType |
| The IP address type of the requested RADIUS service can be: -unknown(0): an unknown address type -ipv4(1) : an IPv4 address -ipv6(2) : an IPv6 address -ipv4z(3) : a non-global IPv4 address including a zone index -ipv6z(4) : a non-global IPv6 address including a zone index -dns(16) : a DNS domain name Enumerations: - unknown (0)
- ipv4 (1)
- ipv6 (2)
- ipv4z (3)
- ipv6z (4)
- dns (16)
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| Address |
| The RADIUS Server IP Address. |
| Port |
| The RADIUS server authentication port. Please notice that RFC2138 assigns ports 1812 and 1813 for authentication and accounting, respectively. Many RADIUS servers still use the formerly assigned ports 1645 and 1646 instead. The default value is 1812. Range: 0 to 65535 |
| Secret |
| The shared secret between RADIUS server and Brick. Length: 0 to 63 |
| Priority |
| The RADIUS server with the lowest priority is the first used for request. If there is no response (see also the values Timeout and Retries) the RADIUS server with the next lowest priority will be used. |
| Timeout |
| The amount of milliseconds (1/1000s) waiting for an outstanding request. |
| Retries |
| The number of retries sent for each request, until the server state is set to inactive. Default value is 1. To prevent the radiusSrvState ever switch to inactive, set this value to 0. |
| State |
| When operational, the server state is active(1). If the RADIUS server does not respond, its state is set to inactive(2). The administrator can set the state manually to disabled(3), or delete(32) the entry. Enumerations: - active (1)
- inactive (2)
- disabled (3)
- delete (32)
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| KeepAlive |
| Enables the periodicaly keep alive check of 'inactive' (see radiusSrvState) server. Enumerations: |
| Protocol |
| Type of authentication server. Allowed values are a subset of those specified for field radiusSrvProtocol (-> file mibradius). Enumerations: - accounting (2)
- wpa802-1x (5)
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