HP-UX AAA Server A.08.02.10 Administrator's Guide HP-UX 11i v3 (T1428-90093, November 2013)

Server Manager’s Reload Feature
The Reload button signals the HP-UX AAA Server to reload specific configuration information while
the server is running. The result of the command will be displayed in the Message frame. The HP-UX
AAA server will reload the following files and the client policy files after you select Reload:
• users
• clients
• authfile
• aaa.config
• engine.config (all values except the certificate properties, which require you to stop and
restart the server to be refreshed)
• las.conf
• EAP.authfile
• aaa.config.license
• sqlaccess.config
• request-ingress.grp
• reply-egress.grp
• proxy-egress.grp
• proxy-ingress.grp
• client-request-init.grp
• client-request-egress.grp
• client-reply-ingress.grp
In order for other configuration changes to take effect, you must stop and restart the server.
IMPORTANT: Save the configuration before reloading the configuration information.
Starting HP-UX AAA Servers From the Command Line
The radiusd daemon is a process that services user authentication and accounting requests from
RADIUS clients. Authentication and accounting requests come to the radiusd daemon in the form
of UDP packets conforming to the RADIUS protocol. You can start the radiusd daemon from the
Server Manager GUI, command line, or through an inetd service.
radiusd Syntax
radiusd [-c workdir] [-C] [-d configdir] [-da aatvdir] [-dl logdir] [-
di ipcdir] [-dr rundir] [-dd datadir] [-dm meritdir] [-in instance_name] [-ip ipaddress]
[-ll msg_type:msg_sub_type:log_level] [-p authport] [-q acctport]
[-cp clientport] [-dp dynauthport] [-f fsm] [-l] [-n] [-pp authproxy]
[-qq acctproxy] [-g logtype] [-h] [-s] [-sn SNMP Contextname] [-t
timeout] [-v] [-z] [-x] [-x] [-x] [-x]
Table 9 describes all the radiusd options.
Table 9 radiusd Options
DescriptionOption
Sets current working directory. This option can be useful for determining the
location of system generated files, such as core files.
-c Working-directory
Enables token caching.-C tokcachedir
Specifies the directory where the configuration files are located. If omitted, the
default directory is /etc/opt/aaa.
-d Config-directory
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