Deployment Guide
7. In the Auth-port field, enter the Auth port used to connect to the RADIUS server.
8. In the Timeout for Reply (sec) field, enter the number of seconds the I/O Aggregator device waits for
a reply from the RADIUS server before timing out the connection. The maximum number of seconds
you can enter is 1000.
9. In the Number of Retransmits field, enter the number of times the I/O Aggregator device attempts to
connect to RADIUS server. The maximum number you can enter is 100.
10. Click Apply.
The settings for the server appear in the RADIUS settings dialog box.
Configuring Global RADIUS Settings
On the Security page, you can configure the dead time setting that applies to all configured RADIUS
servers. Dead time is the time interval during which the I/O Aggregator device skips authentication
requests to nonresponsive RADIUS servers.
NOTE: You can only configure RADIUS settings for M1000e and FN IOA devices in standalone or
VLT mode.
1. From the navigation menu, select Security.
2. In the RADIUS section, click Edit.
The Radius settings dialog box appears.
3. Click Settings.
The RADIUS Global Settings dialog box appears.
4. In the Dead Time (sec) field, enter a number in seconds. The maximum number of seconds you can
enter is 2147483647.
5. Click Apply.
Removing RADIUS Settings
On the Security page, you can remove RADIUS server settings.
1. From the navigation menu, select Security.
2. In the RADIUS section, click Edit.
The RADIUS settings dialog box appears.
3. Select the check box of the server settings and click Remove.
NOTE: Removing a RADIUS server setting causes the remaining settings to move up one number.
For example, if you delete settings number 3, the previous settings number 4 becomes the new
number 3.
AAA
The AAA section of the Security page is where you can manage identity, grant access, or track users of an
I/O Aggregator device.
NOTE: You can only view and configure AAA settings for M1000e and FN IOA devices in standalone
or VLT mode.
From this section, you can configure the following three categories of settings:
• Authentication
• Authorization
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