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Available commands are listed below.
P
Set the Primary Database.
Press "P." The command prompt changes to "Select the primary database (R/L)>."
Press "R" to use the RADIUS server or "L" to use the local user database.
S
Set the Secondary Database.
Press "S." The command prompt changes to "Select the secondary database
(R/L/N)>." Press "R" to use the RADIUS server, "L" to use the local user database, or
"N" to authorize the terminal.
F
Set the Auth Fail Action.
Press "F." The command prompt changes to "Enter Auth Fail Action for Primary
Database (D/P)>." To performing authentication in the Secondary Database, press
"D." Otherwise, press "P."
B Set the Auth Fail Block Time.
Press "B." The command prompt changes to "Enter auth fail block time >." Enter
the waiting time before restarting authentication with an integer between 1 and
65535 (seconds).
C Set the uppercase/lowercase of the MAC address used for the user name of the
RADIUS account.
Press "C." The command prompt changes to "Select MAC address case (U/L)>."
Press "U" for uppercase or "L" for lowercase.
D Set the delimiter type of the MAC address used for the user name of the RADIUS
account.
Press "D." The command prompt changes to "Select delimiter (H/C/D/N)>." Press
"H" for hyphen, "L" for colon, "D" for dot, or "N" for no delimiter.
N Set the number of delimited characters of the MAC address used for the user name of
the RADIUS account.
Press "N." The command prompt changes to "Select number of delimited
characters (2/4/6)>." Press "2" to delimit each two characters, "4" for each four, or
"6" for each six.
T
Set the text type used for the password of the RADIUS account.
Press "T." The command prompt changes to "Select RADIUS password type
(A/M)>." Press "A" to use the same text as the MAC address or "M" to use arbitrary
fixed text.
W Set the fixed text used for the password of the RADIUS account.
Press "W." The command prompt changes to "Enter manual password string >."
Enter a user name in 32 alphanumeric characters or less.
Q Return to the parent menu.
