Supported IKEv1-PSK Supported (The external server should support PAP authentication.) Supported IKEv1-Certs Supported (The external server should support PAP authentication.) Supported (The external server should support PAP IKEv2-Certs Supported authentication, but it is not required to be EAP-compliant.) Supported -EAP-TLS Not Supported (The external server should be and support PAP authentication.) Supported Not Supported (The external server should be and support PAP authentication.) Table 6 summarizes a server group named NPS, which defines an EAP and PAP-compliant RADIUS server called NPS1. NPS Server Group RADIUS RADIUS Server Group RADIUS Server RADIUS Sever IP Authentication Port Accounting Port NPS NPS1 10.169.130.20 1812 1813 If the RADIUS server is configured to return specific attributes for the after authentication, then the server-derived role that corresponds to the returned attributes can be configured under server groups. For information about configuring a server-derived role, see the ArubaOS 6.1 User Guide available on the Aruba support site. When using server derived roles, the derived role should also have a VIA connection profile attached to it. For details on VIA connection profile, see “”.
IKEv1-PSK Supported Supported (The external server should support PAP authentication.) IKEv1-Certs Supported Supported (The external server should support PAP authentication.) IKEv2-Certs Supported Supported (The external server should support PAP authentication, but it is not required to be EAP-compliant.) -EAP-TLS Not Supported Supported (The external server should be and support PAP authentication.) Not Supported Supported (The external server should be and support PAP authentication.) Table 6 summarizes a server group named NPS, which defines an EAP and PAP-compliant RADIUS server called NPS1. NPS Server Group Server Group RADIUS Server RADIUS Sever IP RADIUS Authentication Port RADIUS Accounting Port NPS NPS1 10.169.130.20 1812 1813 If the RADIUS server is configured to return specific attributes for the after authentication, then the server-derived role that corresponds to the returned attributes can be configured under server groups. For information about configuring a server-derived role, see the ArubaOS 6.1 User Guide available on the Aruba support site. When using server derived roles, the derived role should also have a VIA connection profile attached to it. For details on VIA connection profile, see “”.
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