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5.
In the Auth Server Name list, specify a name for the RADIUS Server.
6.
Select Radius Server from the Auth Server Type list.
7.
Configure the server using the settings described in Table 43 on page 172.
8.
Click one:
•
OK —Saves the changes.
• Cancel —Cancels the modifications.
Table 43: RADIUS Server Configuration Details
Your Action Function Option
Primary Server tab
Enter the name or IP address. Specifies a unique name or IP
address for the RADIUS server. Radius Server
Enter the name. Identifies the Secure Access device
network access server client that
communicates with the RADIUS
server. NAS-Identifier
Enter the port value.
NOTE: Typically this port is
1812, but some legacy servers
might use 1645.
Specifies the authentication port
value for the RADIUS server. Authentication Port
Enter a string for the shared
secret. Specifies a string for the shared
secret. Shared Secret
Enter the port value.
NOTE: Typically this port is
1813, but some legacy servers
might use 1646.
Specifies the accounting port value
for the RADIUS server. Accounting Port
Enter the NAS IP address. Controls the NAS IP address value
passed to RADIUS requests. NAS-IP-Address
Enter the time. Specifies the time interval for the
Secure Access device to wait for a
response from the RADIUS server
before timing out the connection. Timeout (minutes)
Enter the number of retries. Allows Secure Access device to try
to make a connection after the first
attempt fails. Retries
Select Users authenticate
using tokens or one-time
passwords
check box.
Allows you not to submit the
password entered by the user to
other SSO enabled applications. Users authenticate
using tokens or
one-time passwords
Backup Server tab
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Configuring Secure Access Devices Guide