Host = IP address of your Radius Server (example 172.16.0.252) NAS ID = Name of the Network Access Server, in this example the Aruba Controller name (Aruba3200) NAS IP = IP Address of the Aruba Controller (172.16.0.3) Key = the secret Key passed from Controller to Radius to allow the controller to authenticate Users Names/Passwords at the bottom of the page to save the changes. “APPLY” Ensure that your Radius server has the Aruba Controller configured per the above and the controller is recognized as a NAS server within your Radius. Below we are using the controllers > Test Server” function to test Radius authentication between the “Diagnostics” “AAA controller and the Radius server using an existing Radius account (user name and password). if the MSCHAPv2 fails attempt testing with checked. Note – “PAP” Click at the bottom of the page and Configuration” “APPLY” “Save Create a Server Group - add the Radius Server The new Radius server will now be added to a Server Group While in the > > menu select the tab “Configuration” “Security” “Authentication” “Servers” Enter the name of the Server Group and select “ADD” When completed on the new Server Group created Using the pull down menu select the Radius server created in the previous step Click Server” “Add Click and the bottom of the page “Apply” Adding Radius server to the Server is completed.
Host = IP address of your Radius Server (example 172.16.0.252) NAS ID = Name of the Network Access Server, in this example the Aruba Controller name (Aruba3200) NAS IP = IP Address of the Aruba Controller (172.16.0.3) Key = the secret Key passed from Controller to Radius to allow the controller to authenticate Users Names/Passwords “APPLY” at the bottom of the page to save the changes. Ensure that your Radius server has the Aruba Controller configured per the above and the controller is recognized as a NAS server within your Radius. Below we are using the controllers “Diagnostics” > “AAA Test Server” function to test Radius authentication between the controller and the Radius server using an existing Radius account (user name and password). Note – if the MSCHAPv2 fails attempt testing with “PAP” checked. Click “APPLY” at the bottom of the page and “Save Configuration” Create a Server Group - add the Radius Server The new Radius server will now be added to a Server Group While in the “Configuration” > “Security” > “Authentication” menu select the “Servers” tab Enter the name of the Server Group and select “ADD” When completed on the new Server Group created Using the pull down menu select the Radius server created in the previous step Click “Add Server” Click “Apply” and the bottom of the page Adding Radius server to the Server is completed.
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