Specifications

Documentation Corrections  15
Steel-Belted Radius v6.1.1 Release Notes
 RADIUS User-name attribute, not EAP user-name, was used when pre-fetching
credentials. (7237)
 JRE upgraded to support SMP Multiprocessor Kernel on RedHat Linux. (7212)
 New CRLs were not retrieved during expiration grace period. (7167)
 EAP-NAK would result in Access-Reject rather than use of another method.
(7118)
 PEAP/TTLS tunneled user-name was not logged. (7094)
 Session time extension was not correctly returned. (3300)
 Account lockout—If you have the lockout feature enabled, you have enabled
the TTLS or PEAP method enabled, and you have the Native User, LDAP, or SQL
method enabled, then a common outer username, such as
anonymous, can be
locked out, which can deny access to many users. If this occurs:
1. Open the Order of Methods panel.
2. Select in turn Native User, LDAP, and SQL (whichever is enabled).
3. Choose EAP Setup from the context menu.
4. Check the Handle via Auto-EAP First box. (8456)
 Hang during shutdown—If you stop the SBR server and an error occurs when
disconnecting from a database or an LDAP server, Steel-Belted Radius may
hang. If this occurs, use the
sbrd stop force command to stop the demon (UNIX)
or stop the service (Windows). (249494, old ID-8435)
Documentation Corrections
Steel-Belted Radius Scripting Guide
 SbrWriteToLog method: The syntax for the SbrWriteToLog method (described
on page 79) is incorrect: the optional
logLevel parameter should precede the
message if it is used. The correct syntax is:
SBRWWriteToLog([loglevel,] msg)
For example, the following command writes a message to the Steel-Belted
Radius log with a log level of 1:
SbrWriteToLog(1, “This is an INFORMATIONAL level message”);
Steel-Belted Radius Administration Guide (all editions)
 Missing graphic: Figure 8 in the Steel-Belted Radius Administration Guide was
omitted from the PDF file for all editions. The missing graphic appears in
Figure 1 on page 16.