HP-UX AAA Server A.08.01 administrator's guide (T1428-90072, May 2010)

SQLStatement db_oci {
UPDATE RAD_USERS_TABLE set aka_sequence_number=:seqnum
where user_name=:runame
}
}
}
NOTE: The above SQL actions require the subscriber_key and the
aka_sequence_number columns to be added in the RAD_USERS_TABLE as string
type. The mapping functions mentioned in the above example are for demonstration
purposes only. You must customize the mapping functions based on the requirements.
For more information on SQL Access Mapping functions, see Chapter 22 “SQL Access”.
For information on how to write AATVs, see Chapter 28 “Customizing the HP-UX
AAA Server Using the SDK”.
Global EAP-AKA Configuration in aaa.config
The aatv.EAP-AKA{} configuration block, located within the aaa.config file
contains global EAP-AKA configuration information. These parameters represent global
default values, which do not correspond to any realm-based parameter.
The following rules apply to the aatv.EAP-AKA{} configuration block parameters:
• The parameter names are case-insensitive.
• For parameters with on and off binary values, the values, enabled, yes, on,
and true are synonymous, and the values, disabled, no, off, and false
are synonymous.
• String parameter values must be enclosed in single or double quotes.
The aatv.EAP-AKA{} configuration block, in aaa.config file, can contain any
subset, including empty subsets. These parameters are global. Table 17-6 lists the
configuration block parameters.
Table 17-6 The aaa.config Configuration Block Parameters
DescriptionParameter
Directs the output of EAP-AKA statistics to the
logfile when the server shuts down.
Statistics
The valid values are Enabled and Disabled.
If not explicitly configured, the default value is
Enabled.
The following is an example of a aaa.config configuration file:
aatv.EAP-AKA
{
# =====================================
# The following parameters are global.
# =====================================
Statistics "Enabled"
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