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Voice RADIUS Configuration Task List 2409
Voice RADIUS
Configuration Task
List
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For specific configurations of the RADIUS server, refer to “Configuring RADIUS” on
page 1769 .
When configuring voice RADIUS, pay attention to the sequence and the applicable
scope of configuration tasks.
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The authentication function must be enabled before the authorization function
because the former is a prerequisite for the latter.
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The AAA function differs in the enabling method and application scope
between one-stage dialing users and two-stage dialing users. The one-stage
dialing configuration applies to all one-stage dialing users, while the two-stage
dialing configuration applies to only the users who use a specific access
number.
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The setting of the accounting function is independent of the enabling of
authentication and authorization functions, and the accounting function
applies to both one-stage dialing users and two-stage dialing users. Of course,
you must ensure that necessary information (including IP address of the voice
gateway, voice port number, calling number, and card number/password) is
configured on the RADIUS server.
Read through the following sections and acquaint yourself with the views, steps,
and applicable scope of all commands.
Voice RADIUS configuration tasks include the following:
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Enter voice AAA client view
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Configure the accounting method
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Enable the AAA functions for one-stage dialing users
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Configure a rule for saving call detail records (CDRs)
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Configure access numbers
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Configure a two-stage dialing process
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Enable the AAA functions for two-stage dialing users
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Configure the method of collecting digits of called numbers
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Configure the number of digits in a card number and that in a password
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Configure the number of redial attempts
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Enable the language selection function
The configuration tasks for the one-stage dialing process differ from those for the
two-stage dialing process. The configuration tasks for the one-stage dialing
process apply to all one-stage dialing calls, while those for the two-stage dialing
process apply to different access numbers.
The configuration tasks common to the one-stage and two-stage dialing processes
include: