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6.4.7 Example for configuring RADIUS

Networking requirements

As shown in Figure 6-4, you need to configure RADIUS authentication and accounting on

switch A to authenticate login users and record their operations. The period for sending update

packets is 2 set to minutes. The user will be offline if the accounting fails.

Figure 6-4 Configuring RADIUS

Configuration steps

Step 1 Authenticate login users through RADIUS.

Alpha-A28E#radius 192.168.1.1

Alpha-A28E#radius-key alpha-a28e

Alpha-A28E#user login radius-user

Alpha-A28E#enable login local-radius

Step 2 Account login users through RADIUS.

Alpha-A28E#aaa accounting login enable

Alpha-A28E#radius accounting-server 192.168.1.1

Alpha-A28E#radius accounting-server key alpha-a28e

Alpha-A28E#aaa accounting fail offline

Alpha-A28E#aaa accounting update 2

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Preface3
- Versions3
- Conventions3
1 Basic Configurations21
- Accessing the Device21
  - Introduction21
  - Accessing from the Console Interface22
- Figure 1-1 Accessing the A10E/A28E through PC Connected with Console Interface22
- Accessing from Telnet23
- Figure 1-2 Communication Parameters Configuration in Hyper Terminal23
- Mouse Operation23
Contents24
- Accessing from Sshv224
- Managing Users34
  - Checking Configurations35
- Restoring Default Value of Command Line34
- Managing Files35
  - Managing Bootrom Files35
Tables38
- Managing Configuration Files38
- Checking Configurations39
- Configuring Clock Management39
- Configuring Interface Management42
- Configuring Basic Information46
- Task Scheduling47
- Watchdog47
- Load and Upgrade48
Figure 1-5 Configuring Auto-Loading52
2 Ethernet54
- MAC Address Table54
- Vlan60
  - Introduction60
  - Example for Configuring Selective Qinq71
- Configuring Basic Qinq67
- Configuring Selective Qinq67
- Default Configurations of Qinq67
- Preparing for Configurations67
- Checking Configurations68
- Configuring the Egress Interface Totrunk Mode68
- Maintenance68
- Example for Configuring Basic Qinq69
Figure 2-11 Layer 2 Protocol Transparent Transmission Application Networking89
3 IP Services92
- Arp92
- Layer 3 Interface96
- Figure 3-3 DHCP Typical Application Networking101
- Preparing for Configurations103
- Optional) Configuring DHCP Client104
- Optional) Renewing or Releasing the IP Address104
- Checking Configurations105
- Configuring DHCP Clients Application105
4 Qos116
- Introduction116
- Figure 4-1 Traffic Classification118
- Figure 4-5 Structure of Cos Priority Packets119
- Traffic Policy119
- Congestion Management120
- Priority Mapping120
Figure 4-9 Rate Limiting Based on Interface137
5 Multicast139
- Overview139
- Mvr142
- MVR Proxy142
- IGMP Filtering143
- Configuring IGMP Snooping144
- Configuring MVR148
- Configuring MVR Proxy150
- Configuring IGMP Filtering152
- Maintenance155
- Configuration Examples156
  - Example for Configuring IGMP Snooping156
Figure 5-5 Applying IGMP Filtering in the VLAN163
6 Security165
- Acl165
- Secure MAC Address172
- Dynamic ARP Inspection179
  - Introduction179
  - IP Source Guard204
    - Introduction204
- Preparing for Configruations199
- Configuring Basic Functions of 802.1X200
- Default Configurations of 802.1X200
- Configuring 802.1X Re-Authentication201
- Configuring 802.1X Timers201
- Checking Configurations202
- Maintenance202
- Example for Configuring 802.1X203
Figure 6-15 Line Detection Application Networking223
7 Reliability225
- Link Aggregation225
- Example for Configuring Static LACP Link Aggregation231
  - Figure 7-4 Application of Interface Backup in Different Vlans234
  - Failover239
- Configuring Basic Functions of Interface Backup235
- Default Configurations of Interface Backup235
- Preparing for Configurations235
- Checking Configurations236
- Optional) Configuring Force Switching on Interfaces236
- Example for Configuring Interface Backup237
Figure 7-17 RRPS Application Networking279
8 Oam282
- Efm282
- Configuring Basic Functions of EFM284
- Default Configurations of EFM284
- Configuring Active Functions of EFM285
- Configuring Passive Functions of EFM287
- Checking Configurations288
- Example for Configuring EFM289
- Preparing for Configurations292
- Default Configurations of CFM293
- Configuring Basic CFM Functions294
- Enabling CFM294
- Configuring Fault Detection295
- Configuring Fault Acknowledgement297
- Configuring Fault Location298
- Checking Configurations299
- Maintenance299
- Example for Configuring CFM300
Figure 8-6 SLA Application Networking306
9 System Management308
- Snmp308
- Default Configurations of SNMP310
- Preparing for Configurations310
- Configuring Basic Functions of SNMP V1/V2C311
- Configuring Basic Functions of SNMP V3312
- Figure 9-8 LLDPDU Structure329
- Extended OAM336
  - Introduction336
10 Appendix364
- Terms364
- Abbreviations369

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