Configuring Peer LAC servers for LNS Service
Use the following example to configure the peer LAC servers for LNS service:
configure
context
<
dest_ctxt_name
>
lns-service
<
lns_svc_name
>
peer-lac
{ <
lac_ip_address
> | <
ip_address
>/<
mask
> } [ encrypted ]
secret
<
secret_string
>
[ description
<
desc_text
> ]
end
Note:
• Multiple LACs can be configured with this command. For more information, refer LNS Configuration
Mode Commands chapter of the
Command Line Interface Reference
.
Configuring Domain Alias for AAA Subscribers
Use the following example to create the LNS service and bind the IP address to it:
configure
context
<
dest_ctxt_name
>
-noconfirm
lns-service
<
lns_svc_name
>
-noconfirm
nai-construct domain
<
domain_alias
>
end
Notes:
• If this command is enabled, an NAI is constructed for the subscriber in the event that their mobile node
does not negotiate CHAP, PAP, or MSCHAP.
• If this option is selected, no further attempts are made to authenticate the user. Instead, the constructed
NAI is used for accounting purposes.
This command should only be used if the LNS service is configured to allow "no
authentication" using the
authentication allow-noauth
command.
Important
Verifying the LNS Service Configuration
These instructions are used to verify the LNS service configuration.
Verify that your LNS service configuration by entering the following command in Exec Mode:
show lns-service name
service_name
The output of this command displays the configuration of the LNS service and should appear similar to that shown below.
Service name: testlns
Context:
test
Bind:
Not Done
Local IP Address:
0.0.0.0
First Retransmission Timeout:
1 (secs)
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