Specifications

Configuring RADIUS-Snooping
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Managing RADIUS-Snooping
Table 2describeshowtomanageRADIUS‐Snoopingonthedistribution‐tierswitch.
Displaying RADIUS-Snooping Statistics
Table 3describeshowtodisplayRADIUS‐Snoopingstatistics.
4. Enable RADIUS-Snooping on each
distribution-tier switch port over which RADIUS
request and response frames transit.
set radius-snooping port [enable] [timeout
seconds] [drop {enabled | disabled}]
[authallocated number] [port-string]
5. Configure RADIUS-Snooping flow table index
entries.
set radius-snooping flow index
{client-IP-Address server-IP-Address {port |
standard} [secret]
6. Optionally modify the RADIUS-Snooping timeout
setting.
set radius-snooping timeout seconds
Procedure 1 RADIUS-Snooping Configuration (continued)
Step Task Command(s)
Table 2 Managing RADIUS-Snooping
Task Command(s)
To terminate active sessions on the system for the
specified port or MAC address.
set radius-snooping initialize {port
port-string | mac-address}
To reset all RS configuration to its default value on this
system.
clear radius-snooping all
To clear all entries or the specified index entry from the RS
flow table.
clear radius-snooping flow {all | index}
Table 3 Displaying RADIUS-Snooping Statistics
To display a general overview of the global RS status. show radius-snooping
To display the RS status for the specified port. show radius-snooping port port-string
To display information for all or the specified flow index
entry.
show radius-snooping flow {index | all}
To display a summary of sessions for the specified port or
MAC address.
show radius-snooping session {port
port-string | mac mac-address}