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This section provides illustrations for configuring RADIUS authentication.
One illustration is based on the Microsoft
®
Network Policy Server (NPS),
and the other is based on a FreeRADIUS server.
The following steps are required for any RADIUS authentication:
1. Configure RADIUS authentication on the PX3. See
Adding Radius
Servers (on page 263).
2. Configure roles on the PX3. See
Creating Roles
(on page 213).
3. Configure PX3 user credentials and roles on your RADIUS server.

To configure using standard attributes, see Standard Attributes
(on page 634).

To configure using vendor-specific attributes, see
Vendor-Specific Attributes (on page 653).
Note that we assume that the NPS is running on a Windows 2008 system
in the NPS illustrations.
In This Chapter
Standard Attributes ................................................................................. 634
Vendor-Specific Attributes ...................................................................... 653
AD-Related Configuration ....................................................................... 666
Standard Attributes
The RADIUS standard attribute "Filter-ID" is used to convey the group
membership, that is, roles.

If a user has multiple roles, configure multiple standard attributes
for this user.

The syntax of a standard attribute is:
Raritan:G{role-name}
For configuration on NPS, see
NPS Standard Attribute Illustration
(on
page 634).
For configuration on FreeRADIUS, see
FreeRADIUS Standard Attribute
Illustration
(on page 652).
NPS Standard Attribute Illustration
To configure Windows 2008 NPS with the standard attribute, you must:
a. Add your PX3 to NPS. See Step A: Add Your PX3 as a RADIUS
Client
(on page 635).
Appendix J RADIUS Configuration Illustration