Can Juniper router or firewall configured on Free radius

[Bjørn Mork]

Venu Gopal <gopalb007 at yahoo.com> writes:

> Thanks a lot for the reply, 
> i got this link for configuring radius, but wonder is
> there any modification to be done apart from cisco
> devices.

It would help if you said what type of Juniper system you are
configuring FreeRADIUS for, and what services you are using radius
for.  The E-series has a completely different dictionary from the
M/T-series.

For the M/T management you'd probably want to set
Juniper-Local-User-Name to some predefined local user on the router,
or you won't be able to log in (unless you define the default user
"remote")


Bjørn

> --- "Zoltan A. Ori" <z.ori at morehead-st.edu> wrote:
>
>> On Thursday 06 April 2006 06:56, Venu Gopal wrote:
>> > Hi All,
>> >
>> > Any one can help me juniper equiqments are
>> configured
>> > on free radius? If so please help me out the
>> server
>> > side configuration of users on Redhat. If there
>> are
>> > any referral web links please do let me know.
>> > A quick response in this regard would be highly
>> > appreciated.
>> 
>> Google 'Juniper radius configuration' or read the
>> 'help topic system 
>> radius-server' from the router cli. Juniper specific
>> attributes are listed 
>> there.
>> 
>> On Juniper router:
>> 
>> [edit system]
>> radius-server server-address {
>>     port number; 
>>     secret password; 
>>     retry number; 
>>     timeout seconds; 
>> }
>> 
>> On freeRADIUS make entries for the router as you
>> would for any NAS in 
>> clients.conf and user using any of the applicable
>> attributes.
>> 
>> Zoltan Ori
>> 
>> 
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