D-Link DSA 5100 Product Manual - Page 31

Authentication Methods > POP3, 1X Authentication, Trans Full Name, Enable, Disable, Server IP

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Using the Configuration Utility (continued) Authentication Methods > POP3 If a POP3 Server is used for user authentication, select POP3 in the interface shown here. The setup for the primary server or the secondary server (optional) is available. Enter the IP address or domain name of the Primary POP3 Server and its Primary POP3 Server port. Click Apply to enable the setting. Enable SSL Connection: If you select this option, the authentication will be done by POP3 Protocol with SSL Username/Password encryption. Authentication Methods > RADIUS The DSA-5100 supports RADIUS Client to work with an existing RADIUS server.(Primary is required; Secondary is optional.) 802.1X Authentication: Select to enable 802.1X (in conjunction with a switch or AP that supports 802.1X). Click Edit to enter into the edit interface of 802.1X. Trans Full Name: Enable: ID and postfix will transfer to the RADIUS server for authentication, e.g., user@postfix1. Disable: Only the ID will transfer to the RADIUS server for authentication. (e.g., user). Class Configuration: Configuration reads parameters from a configuration file and returns their values on demand. Set the Max Bandwidth and Request Bandwidth, and assign group for every class. Server IP: Provide the RADIUS server IP Address or Domain Name. Authentication Port: The authentication port for the RADIUS server. Accounting Port: The port reading the accounting information. Secret Key: This is for encryption and decryption, must be configured on both RADIUS Server and DSA-5100. Accounting Service: Select to enable the accounting service (optional). 31

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The DSA-5100 supports
RADIUS Client to work
with an existing RADIUS
server.(Primary is
required;
Secondary is
optional.)
802.1X Authentication:
Select to enable 802.1X
(in conjunction with a
switch
or AP that supports
802.1X).
Click
Edit
to enter
into the
edit interface of
802.1X.
Trans Full Name:
Enable:
ID and postfix will
transfer to the RADIUS
server for authentication
,
e.g., user@postfix1.
Disable:
Only the ID will transfer to the RADIUS server for authentication. (e.g., user).
Class Configuration: Configuration reads parameters from a configuration file and returns
their values on demand. Set the Max Bandwidth and Request Bandwidth, and assign
group for every class.
Server IP:
P
rovide
the RADIUS server IP Address or Domain
Name.
Authentication Port:
The authentication port for the RADIUS server.
Accounting Port:
The port reading the accounting information.
Secret Key:
This is for encryption and decryption
,
m
ust be configured on both
RADIUS Server and DSA-5100.
Accounting Service:
Select to enable the accounting service (optional).
Using the Configuration Utility (continued)
Authentication Methods > POP3
If a POP3 Server is used for
user authentication, select
POP3 in the interface
shown here. The setup for
the primary server or the
secondary server (optional)
is available. Enter the IP
address or domain name of
the Primary POP3 Server
and its Primary POP3
Server port. Click
Apply
to
enable the setting.
Enable SSL Connection:
If you select this option, the authentication will be done by
POP3 Protocol with SSL Username/Password encryption.
Authentication Methods > RADIUS