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RADIUS Authentication and Accounting E-2
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If your network has more than one RADIUS accounting
server, indicate which one will be considered the secondary
server. If for some reason the primary server is unavailable,
the NETServer will check with the secondary server.
set accounting secondary_server <ip_address>
3.
Determine whether accounting information is sent to the
primary server only (the secondary server acts as a backup)
or whether accounting information is sent to both the
primary and secondary servers until a response is received
from both servers.
set accounting use_servers [ONE | BOTH]
4.
Set the number of retransmissions.
This is the total number of times the NETServer will re-
transmit an authentication request to both the primary and
secondary RADIUS servers.
set accounting retransmissions <count>
5.
Set the time at which the NETServer begins accounting.
set accounting start_time [authentication | connection]
6.
Set the time (in seconds) between retransmissions.
set accounting timeout <number_seconds>
7.
Save the changes. Use the following command:
save all
Enabling and Disabling RADIUS Accounting
RADIUS accounting is enabled by default, and can be enabled
or disabled from the CLI.
Use the following CLI commands to enable and disable
authentication:
enable accounting
disable accounting