Sample User File

The following is a sample user file. Each RADIUS vendor may have a different method for configuring User files. In this sample, text values are defined that represent the actual values used by the Avaya switch using the directives ATTRIBUTE and VALUE.

Two user accounts are shown a Standard RADIUS account and an account with VSAs. The first account is “Bob” with password “BooBoo”. Bob is only allowed to log in to the NAD at 199.87.201.2. Bob is also granted Administrative privileges.

The second account is “Ann” with password “Pokey”. The NAD she logs in to must be configured to use group “AvayaSwitches”. She is granted Read-Only permission using the CLI (either Telnet or serial cable to the supervisor’s console port).

# define the Avaya Vendor Specific Attributes

ATTRIBUTE Avaya-Service-Type

ATTRIBUTE Avaya-Mgt-Type

ATTRIBUTE Avaya-Realm

ATTRIBUTE Avaya-Group

# Note: NAS-IP-Address is a Standard RADIUS Attribute

# define the Avaya-Service-Types

VALUE Avaya-Service-Type Avaya-Administrative 3

VALUE Avaya-Service-Type Avaya-Read-Write 2

VALUE Avaya-Service-Type Avaya-Read-Only 1

# define the Avaya Management Types

VALUE Avaya-Mgt-Type Avaya-Mgt-All 1

VALUE Avaya-Mgt-Type Avaya-Console-CLI 2

VALUE Avaya-Mgt-Type Avaya-Remote-CLI 3

VALUE Avaya-Mgt-Type Avaya-Web 4

# define User Accounts

Bob Password = "BooBoo", NAS-IP-Address = "199.87.201.2"

Service-Type = Administrative

Ann Password = "Pokey", Avaya-Group = "AvayaSwitches"

Avaya-Service-Type = Avaya-Read-Only

Avaya-Management-Type = Avaya-Local-CLI

Avaya-Management-Type = Avaya-Remote-CLI