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RADIUS Accounting
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To display the daylight saving time settings, use the following command:
show dst
Save Your Work
To save your work, use the following command:
save all
Troubleshooting NOS
Authentication
If NOS authentication does not operate properly, verify the following:
■
The time on the NOS authentication server and the RAS 1500 are
within 15 minutes of each other.
■
The GMT offset and daylight saving time settings are the same on the
NOS authentication server and the RAS 1500.
■
The settings for IP address and port number of the primary and
secondary NOS authentication servers are correct.
RADIUS Accounting
The RAS 1500 performs local session accounting using a user table
defined by the administrator.
The RAS 1500 sends frames to the RADIUS accounting server that
enables RADIUS to perform accounting functions. The RADIUS
accounting server uses the same basic protocol as the RADIUS
authentication server. You can run both servers on the same host, or you
can choose a different host to provide each function.
The RADIUS accounting server performs session accounting for the stack.
Session accounting information includes date and time, user information,
and service type. When RADIUS accounting is enabled, the RAS 1500
forwards an accounting record of each session for storage on the
accounting server.
The RAS 1500 SYSLOG facility also performs local session accounting.
The accounting server creates a separate account file for each RAS 1500
in the following directory:
/usr/adm/radacct/<RAS 1500-hostname>/detail
Your configuration may differ depending on your RADIUS server
implementation.