HP-UX AAA Server A.07.01 Administrator's Guide

infotype The information type interested. Table D-2 lists the various information
types.
Table D-2 Information Types
DescriptionInformation Type
Code: The packet type, one of
Access-Request, Access-Accept as defined
AUTHREQ_CODE
in RFC 2865. The code has a type of
unsigned short.
Forward ID: A locally generated sequence
number for a request to be forwarded. The
forward ID has a type of unsigned short.
AUTHREQ_FWD_ID
Request ID: A unique number used by the
HP-UX AAA Server to identify an
AUTHREQ_REQ_ID
authentication request. This ID is different
from the identifier in a RADIUS packet.
The request ID has a type of unsigned
64–bit integer.
The time to live (in seconds) of an
authentication request. The request is
AUTHREQ_EXPIRE_TIME
removed from the authentication request
queue when the specified time elapses. The
time to live has a type of unsigned
character.
The client UDP port where the request
came from. The port has a type of unsigned
short.
AUTHREQ_CLIENT_PORT
IPv4 address: The IPv4 address of the
network device where the request came
AUTHREQ_CLIENT_IPADDRV4
from. The address is a 4 byte numeric value
in network-byte order.
IPv6 address: The IPv6 address of the
network device where the request came
AUTHREQ_CLIENT_IPADDRV6
from. The address is a 16 byte numeric
value in network-byte order.
len The address of a variable to store the length of the concerned value.
value The address of a pointer that points to the content of the value
Output
len The input integer stores the length of the value (in bytes).
value The input pointer points to the content of the value for non-scalar types of
data. You must copy the contents that are of value. The memory for the value
must not be freed after you copy the contents. The input pointer points to
NULL if the client uses an IPv4 address and the user input argument is
AUTH_CLIENT_IPADDRV6. The input pointer also points to NULL if the client
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