HP-UX AAA Server A.08.02 Administrator's Guide

Table 100 Common Configuration Problems (continued)
TroubleshootingProblem
Solution 1. Ensure that the RADIUS client is sending requests to the correct
HP-UX AAA Server.
2. If the client is configured correctly, configure the HP-UX AAA
Server to receive requests from the client using the Access
Devices screen of the Server Manager.
3. If the HP-UX AAA Server receives the request from a proxy
server, configure the proxy server using the Proxies screen of
the Server Manager.
For information about configuring RADIUS clients, see Configuring
RADIUS Client Using the Access Devices Screen on page 89.
get_radrequest: Request dropped. Unknown RADIUS packet
'invalid(66)' received from client 'example.com:50390
Log MessageRequest dropped
Or
get_radrequest: ill formed packet from <server> [55421] - code
= 1, vers = 1, len(hdr) = 1000, len(rcvd) = 56
Or
get_radrequest: NO a/v pairs from <server> [55697] - access
(type 1), len = 20
Or
Request from 'example.com: port' dropped. Invalid RADIUS request
received from '<client-name>' [udp-port = '<udp-port>''] of type
'<type>' (type-code = '<type-code>'), version = '<version>' and
length = '<length>'
The HP-UX AAA Server received a bad RADIUS request that did
not contain correct information, or did not conform to the RADIUS
protocol.
Cause
Solution 1. Ensure that the RADIUS client transmits packets that conform
to the RADIUS protocol standards. See HP-UX AAA Server
A.08.02 Release Notes for a list of supported RADIUS protocol
RFCs.
2. Ensure that the RADIUS client is current with the latest patches.
3. Perform a packet trace using the raddbginc utility or
Wireshark.
For information on the raddbginc utility and the debug file, see
“The raddbginc Utility: For Setting Debug Output Levels”
(page 374).
For more information on WireShark, see the documentation for
Internet Express at www.docs.hp.com.
Unable to execute <exit> command. Attributes are not valid
arguments for the <exit> command. Pre-defined events or events
Log MessageRequest dropped
defined in the FSM file should be specified within quotes as
argument to <exit>
This error message occurs if a string is specified without quotes.
If the string is specified as an attribute, then it is not defined in the
Cause
dictionary file. If the string is specified as a string constant,
then it is not enclosed in quotes.
If the string is specified as a string constant, check that it is
enclosed within double quotes. If it specified as an attribute, check
that it is defined in the dictionary file.
Resolution
The specified attribute instance 'RADIUS:State[10]' could not be
found.
Log MessageRequest dropped
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