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Basic Prerequisites for the RADIUS Server

The RADIUS adapter allows interaction with the RADIUS server for authentication. When using this adapter, it requires that the RADIUS server include a vendor specific attribute (VSA) that is typically placed within the dictionary file. A suggested...
Updated on : 03 May 2024

Configuring Local RADIUS Parameters

Default parameters are shown in the sample below. It is important to include the correct groups that will be allowed to access IAP. At a minimum, the group that will have administrative rights should be included. If the login user and their associat...
Updated on : 18 Mar 2024

Adding a RADIUS Adapter

The steps for adding a RADIUS adapter are outlined below. After logging into IAP, select Admin Essentials in the left navigation menu. Figure 1: Admin Essentials Click the plus sign in the top toolbar to create a new adapter. ...
Updated on : 18 Mar 2024

Creating a Profile for RADIUS Adapter

The steps for creating a profile for the RADIUS adapter are outlined below. Select an existing profile (usually it is profile1 ) from the Profiles collections in the left navbar. Click the stacked dots icon (upper-right) and select C...
Updated on : 18 Mar 2024

Troubleshooting the RADIUS Adapter

The following steps provide basic troubleshooting if you encounter any issues. If there are issues with accessing IAP using the RADIUS profile, use the original IAP Profile instead. To revert to the original profile, from a terminal prompt, us...
Updated on : 01 Apr 2024

Installing FreeRADIUS

The following steps provide a basic installation process for FreeRADIUS . All information is provided as an example scenario. IPs, usernames, groups, and passwords will vary with the environment. Be sure to use your specific environment informati...
Updated on : 18 Mar 2024

Configuring Files for FreeRADIUS

FreeRADIUS will require some file configuration before it can be used. This section will show what and how to edit the files. Note: These instructions are provided as an example, and your environment will differ. The RADIUS configuration f...
Updated on : 18 Mar 2024

Testing FreeRADIUS

To test FreeRADIUS, stop the service and restart it in debug mode. Stop FreeRADIUS using the command radiusd -X . Open a second terminal window and use the following command for testing. radtest admin admin 127.0.0.1 0 testing123 ...
Updated on : 18 Mar 2024
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