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These instructions are used to add a RADIUS accounting server or a RADIUS authorization server target to the configuration.
 
These instructions are used to add a RADIUS accounting server or a RADIUS authorization server target to the configuration.
  
[[Call_detail_record|Call Detail Records (CDR)]] or Call authorization requests will be sent to there servers.
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[[Call_detail_record|Call Detail Records (CDR)]] or Call authorization requests will be sent to these servers.
  
 
Multiple RADIUS servers can be configured to provide RADIUS redundancy.
 
Multiple RADIUS servers can be configured to provide RADIUS redundancy.

Revision as of 14:47, 6 April 2016

Applies to version(s): v2.9

These instructions are used to add a RADIUS accounting server or a RADIUS authorization server target to the configuration.

Call Detail Records (CDR) or Call authorization requests will be sent to these servers.

Multiple RADIUS servers can be configured to provide RADIUS redundancy.


1- Select RADIUS from the navigation panel.

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2- In the Editing RADIUS client configuration page, select Create new RADIUS server

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3- Configure the RADIUS server with these parameters:

  • Name to recognize the server.
  • RADIUS server address and port is the IP address and port of the RADIUS server we want to access. The format is x.x.x.x for the IP and you can add the port with a colon if it is different than the default port 1813 (for example 10.10.10.10:12345)
  • RADIUS timeout is the request timeout in milliseconds for each request to this server.
  • RADIUS retries is the number of retries the RADIUS client will try before falling back to other methods. See full details on functionality here: CDR redundancy
  • Server type is Accounting for CDR and Authorization for Authorization and Authentication.
  • Server secret is the passphrase to authenticate the TMG on the RADIUS server.

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4- You can configure multiple RADIUS servers to provide redundancy protection for RADIUS servers. Each entry can have different settings.

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Path

/configurations/@[configuration_name]/radius_servers/@[radius_server]

Parameters (text)

/configurations/@[configuration_name]/radius_servers/@[radius_server]
ip_address          = "@[address_number]"
name                = "@[radius_server]"
port                = @[port_number]
secret              = "@[secret]"
type                = "Accounting"

/configurations/@[configuration_name]/radius_servers/@[radius_server]/advanced_parameters
associated_authorization_server = ""
ip_header_tos                   = 0
polling_delay                   = "5 seconds"
polling_enabled                 = false
public_ip_address               = ""
retries                         = 2
timeout                         = "10 seconds"

Parameters (json)

{
  "advanced_parameters" : {
    "associated_authorization_server" : "",
    "ip_header_tos" : 0,
    "polling_delay" : "5 seconds",
    "polling_enabled" : false,
    "public_ip_address" : "",
    "retries" : 2,
    "timeout" : "10 seconds"
  },
  "ip_address" : "@[address_number]",
  "name" : "@[radius_server]",
  "port" : @[port_number],
  "secret" : "@[secret]",
  "type" : "Accounting"
}
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