AG 5500
System Administration 65
Enabling AAA Services with the Internal Web Server
You are here because you want to enable the AAA Services with the AG 5500’s Internal Web
Server. The AG 5500 maintains an internal database of authorized subscribers, based on their
MAC (hardware address) and user name (if enabled). By referring to its database record, also
known as an authorization table, the AG 5500 instantly recognizes new subscribers on the
network.
You can configure the AG 5500 to handle new subscribers in various ways (see the table on
this page). With the IWS, you also have the option of enabling SSL support (if your license
includes the SSL support feature and you have the certificate files
server.pem, cakey.pem
and
cacert.pem on the flash).
After selecting the Internal Web Server authorization mode, you have the option of enabling or
disabling the Usernames and New Subscribers features. These features work in conjunction
with each other to determine how new subscribers are handled. Refer to the following table:
Table 1: New Subscribers
Usernames
New
Subscribers
System Response
Disabled Enabled Allows new subscribers to enter the system without
giving a user name and password.
Enabled
(optional)
Enabled Allows new subscribers or authentication by their
user name and password.
Enabled Disabled New subscribers are not allowed. Only existing
subscribers are allowed after authenticating their
user name and password.
Disabled Disabled You will not use this combination unless you want to
lock out all subscribers.
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