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Fabric OS procedures user guide ■ Test the configuration. 1. Log in to the server and change directory to the RADIUS configuration file directory. Typically, this directory is located at /usr/local/etc/raddb. 2. Use a text editor to create a vendor dictionary file called dictionary.hp and enter the following lines into the file: # # dictionary.hp # VENDOR HP 1588 # # attributes # ATTRIBUTE HP-Auth-Role 1 string HP 3. Save dictionary.hp. 4. Open the dictionary file in a text editor and add this line: $INCLUDE dictionary.hp 5. Save the dictionary file. 6. Open the client.config file in a text editor and add the switches that are to be configured as RADIUS clients. For example, to configure the switch at IP address 10.32.170.59 as a client: client 10.32.170.59 secret = Secret shortname = Testing Switch nastype = other In this example, the switch name is Testing Switch and its shared secret is Secret. Make sure that the shared secret matches that configured on the switch (see "Adding a RADIUS Server"). 7. Save client.config. 8. Open the user file in a text editor and add user names and roles for users who will be accessing the switch. For example, to set up an account called JohnDoe with the admin role: JohnDoe Auth-Type := Local, User-Password == "johnPassword" HP-Auth-Role = "admin" 9. Save the user file. 10. Enter the following command to start the RADIUS server: /usr/local/sbin/radiusd 11. Log in to a client switch and issue the aaaconfig command to configure it as a client and enable RADIUS service, as described in "Adding a RADIUS Server" and "Enabling and Disabling RADIUS Service." 12. Log out. When you log in to the switch again, RADIUS service is in force. Fabric OS 3.x Document Addendum 141

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Fabric OS procedures user guide
141
Fabric OS 3.x Document Addendum
■
Test the configuration.
1.
Log in to the server and change directory to the RADIUS configuration file directory.
Typically, this directory is located at
/usr/local/etc/raddb
.
2.
Use a text editor to create a vendor dictionary file called
dictionary.hp
and enter the
following lines into the file:
3.
Save
dictionary.hp
.
4.
Open the
dictionary
file in a text editor and add this line:
5.
Save the
dictionary
file.
6.
Open the
client.config
file in a text editor and add the switches that are to be
configured as RADIUS clients. For example, to configure the switch at IP address
10.32.170.59 as a client:
In this example, the switch name is
Testing Switch
and its shared secret is
Secret
.
Make sure that the shared secret matches that configured on the switch (see
“
Adding a
RADIUS Server”
).
7.
Save
client.config
.
8.
Open the
user
file in a text editor and add user names and roles for users who will be
accessing the switch. For example, to set up an account called
JohnDoe
with the admin
role:
9.
Save the
user
file.
10.
Enter the following command to start the RADIUS server:
/usr/local/sbin/radiusd
11.
Log in to a client switch and issue the
aaaconfig
command to configure it as a client
and enable RADIUS service, as described in “
Adding a RADIUS Server
”
and “
Enabling
and Disabling RADIUS Service.”
12.
Log out.
When you log in to the switch again, RADIUS service is in force.
#
# dictionary.hp
#
VENDOR
HP
1588
#
# attributes
#
ATTRIBUTE HP-Auth-Role 1
string
HP
$INCLUDE dictionary.hp
client 10.32.170.59
secret
= Secret
shortname
= Testing Switch
nastype
= other
JohnDoe Auth-Type := Local, User-Password == “johnPassword”
HP-Auth-Role = “admin”