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The RADIUS Server object is used to configure the IMG 2020 to be able to communicate with one or more external RADIUS servers in the network the IMG 2020 is on. To create the RADIUS Server object, the RADIUS Servers object must first be created. The RADIUS Server objects can then be created by right clicking on the RADIUS Servers object and selecting New RADIUS Server. Each RADIUS Server object is considered an external RADIUS server. Information such IP address, Username, Password, and whether the external RADIUS server will be configured as an Authentication Server, Accounting Server, or both are entered into this object. See below for more information on configuring the RADIUS Server object.
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The Radius Server object is created under the RADIUS Servers parent object. Multiple RADIUS Server objects can be configured under the RADIUS Servers parent object and each is considered an external RADIUS server. Once the RADIUS Servers and RADIUS Server objects have been configured, the IMG 2020 can then be configured to be a Client to each of the external RADIUS servers. A RADIUS Client must be configured for every IMG 2020 configured. Refer to the RADIUS Client topic from list below.
Configuring Free Radius on Linux
Field Descriptions
Name
The RADIUS Server Name is a name given to identify a specific external RADIUS server. The name entered should be such that it identifies the RADIUS Server. Examples would be RADIUS_Boston, RADIUS_NEWYORK, etc. The RADIUS Server Name is also used to identify the specific RADIUS server when configuring other objects such as the RADIUS Client object name will also appear in other objects such as the RADIUS Client object. The default name given is Radius_Server<x> where x is a numerical variable.
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