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

value-string An optional string that defaults to Value when not specified.
Non-default strings can be used to specify vendor specific values
in the dictionary file.
vendor-code The private enterprise number assigned by IANA.
vendor-name The vendor name that can appear in the clients file as a
type=vendor:nas entry, or in the dictionary and users
files in vendor specific attribute names.
standard-value The external or common attribute number in RADIUS requests
on the network.
vendor-specific-value The internal attribute number.
The standard-value and vendor-specific-value fields are optional and can be repeated
any number of times. When used, the list of standard and vendor values is enclosed in parenthesis.
These values are used to map attributes from the common attribute space defined in the RADIUS
RFC to internal nonconflicting vendor-specific attributes. These fields address the issue that occurs
when a vendor has assigned vendor-specific attributes in the standard attribute address space.
Listed below is the syntax:
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The log.config File
The log.config file specifies configuration information for session logging in the server. Session
logging configuration allows users to define multiple logging streams, which can be used with
sophisticated FSM tables. For most applications, you need to configure only the default stream.
Configuration of any stream (including the default stream) allows some control over the following:
• Format
• Frequency of switching a stream from one file to another
• Location of the session log file
• Name of the file
Syntax of a Stream Entry
The stream is configured through one or more sub-commands that follow the first line of the entry.
Listed below is the syntax of a stream entry in the log.config file:
stream name {
aatv AATV_NAME
aatv-value integer
alias alternate_stream
filename string
buffer integer
chmod {octal|{ugo}{+-}{rw}}
close {on| off}
dont attribute attribute . . .
{gmt|local}
join joined_stream
header {none|type|full}
on-endfile command
path pathname
update seconds
wrap integer
}
end
name Identifies the stream.
396 Configuration Files