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5.2.1 Radius Configuration

When setting up users there are several options. If you are not going to have the RADIUS

control and allocate the IP addresses you will need to set up the address pool for the RAC.

Once you decide if you are going to assign IP addresses using RADIUS or not, then you

can start to add users. If the users are going to be allowed to use MLPP and bundle a sec-

ond B-Channel you will need to set the Port Limit in the outgoing message to “2”. If you

are going to have the RADIUS server control access to the RAC, such as for logging into

CLI over telnet, a user with no attributes should be set up for this account.

The following examples are not meant to replace the BaySecure setup documentation.

Their purpose is to provide a guide to easily get started setting up a RAC, for any difficul-

ties the manual should be consulted. Note: the figures are for a Funk software “Steel

Belted RADIUS” which is repackaged as a BaySecure.

5.2.1.1 Choosing the RAC

Once the RADIUS software has been installed the type of RAS Client needs to be

selected. In this case it will be a RAC8000, see figure 2. The RAS client is added by

choosing ADD New RAS Client and assigning its name, IP address, and model number.

The IP address pool can be assigned here or it can be assigned in the actual user profile

attribute.

FIGURE 2. RAS Client Setup

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