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Cbilodeau: 'Configuring RADIUS' and 'Configuring RADIUS Servers' section were move to other articles

2013-01-03T20:42:37Z

'Configuring RADIUS' and 'Configuring RADIUS Servers' section were move to other articles

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	[[Image:RADIUS_v2_5_gw_cfg_success.png\|border]]		[[Image:RADIUS_v2_5_gw_cfg_success.png\|border]]

	~~<br><br>~~
	~~'''''Configuring RADIUS'''''~~
	~~----~~
	* RADIUS requests will be sent from the TMG management port (mgmt0) or from the [[Virtual IP Interfaces\|Virtual IP Interfaces]] if they are configured.


	~~1- Select '''RADIUS''' from the navigation panel.~~

	~~[[Image:Radius_Config_left_panel.jpg\|border]]~~


	~~2- In the '''Editing RADIUS client configuration''' page, you can modify some general parameters:~~
	*'''Timezone''' will use the local timezone or the GMT timezone in the CDR records
	*'''Time format''' describes how to display the time in human readable format in the CDR records. This is based on the [http://php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php strftime function]
	*In Advanced Parameters you have:
	**'''Maximum accounting concurrent records''' is the maximum number of simultaneous accounting records to be sent to the RADIUS servers. This improves the RADIUS performance of the system: it allows the RADIUS client to deal with servers that have high latency relative to the number of request/responses per second to be achieved. Default value is 10 records.
	**'''Maximum accounting queued records''' is the maximum number of accounting records to queue when the maximum number of pending records has been reached. When the maximum number of queued messages is reached, CDR records will be dropped. To prevent this, make sure the system supports [[CDR redundancy\|CDR redundancy]]. Default value is 12000 records.
	** Click '''Save''' to save your changes.

	~~[[Image:Radius_client_configuration_empty.jpg\|border]]~~

	~~<br><br>~~
	~~'''''Configuring RADIUS Servers'''''~~
	~~----~~
	~~Multiple RADIUS servers can be configured to achieve redundancy.~~

	~~2- Select '''Create New RADIUS Server''' to add additional RADIUS servers.~~
	* Configure the RADIUS server with these parameters:
	**'''Name''' to recognize the server
	**'''RADIUS server address and port''' is the IP address and port of the RADIUS server we want to access. The format is x.x.x.x for the IP and you can add the port with a colon if it is different than the default port 1813 (for example 10.10.10.10:12345)
	**'''RADIUS timeout''' is the request timeout in milliseconds for each request to this server.
	**'''RADIUS retries''' is the number of retries the RADIUS client will try before falling back to other methods. See full details on functionality here: [[CDR redundancy\|CDR redundancy]]
	**'''Server secret''' is the passphrase to authenticate the TMG on the RADIUS server.

	~~[[Image:Radius_client_configuration.jpg\|border]]~~


	~~3- You can configure multiple RADIUS servers to have RADIUS redundancy. Each entry can have different timeouts and retries.~~

	~~[[Image:Radius_Configuration_2_6.jpg\|border]]~~

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2012-12-10T20:57:40Z

Undo revision 12747 by Cbilodeau (talk)

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	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[~~Web_Portal_Tutorial_Guide_v2~~.6#CDR]]		=== '''''Applies to version(s): v2.6''''' ===
			{{DISPLAYTITLE:Toolpack: Enabling and Configuring RADIUS}}
			This page describes how to enable and configure a TMG system to capture CDRs, using a RADIUS server.
			<br><br>
			'''''Enabling RADIUS'''''
			----

			1- Select '''Gateway -> Configurations''' from the navigation panel.

			[[Image:RADIUS_v2_5_gw_menu_configurations.png\|border]]


			2- Verify that the box '''Use CDR behavior''' is checked.

			[[Image:RADIUS_v2_5_gw_cdr_check.png\|border]]


			3- Configure the CDR behavior in the '''CDR Options''' section:
			* '''Enable periodic CDR update''' will add one entry in the CDR per '''Periodic CDR update time''', in minutes.
			* Select the '''CDR Mode''':
			**'''Text CDR only''': Will store the CDRs in a flat file. See [[Text Call Detail Records (CDR)\|Text CDR]]
			**'''RADIUS CDR only''': Will send the CDR to an external RADIUS Server. See [[RADIUS\|Radius CDR]]
			**'''Text and RADIUS CDR''': Will store the CDRs in a flat file and send the CDR to an external RADIUS Server.
			**'''RADIUS CDR with Text CDR Fallback''': Will send the CDR to an external RADIUS Server and if the RADIUS server cannot handle the load of CDRs, they will be stored in a flat file.
			* Click '''Save''' to save your changes.

			[[Image:CDR Mode 2 6.jpg\|border]]

			4- Verify that the '''Gateway configuration was successfully updated.''' message appears.

			[[Image:RADIUS_v2_5_gw_cfg_success.png\|border]]

			<br><br>
			'''''Configuring RADIUS'''''
			----
			* RADIUS requests will be sent from the TMG management port (mgmt0) or from the [[Virtual IP Interfaces\|Virtual IP Interfaces]] if they are configured.


			1- Select '''RADIUS''' from the navigation panel.

			[[Image:Radius_Config_left_panel.jpg\|border]]


			2- In the '''Editing RADIUS client configuration''' page, you can modify some general parameters:
			*'''Timezone''' will use the local timezone or the GMT timezone in the CDR records
			*'''Time format''' describes how to display the time in human readable format in the CDR records. This is based on the [http://php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php strftime function]
			*In Advanced Parameters you have:
			**'''Maximum accounting concurrent records''' is the maximum number of simultaneous accounting records to be sent to the RADIUS servers. This improves the RADIUS performance of the system: it allows the RADIUS client to deal with servers that have high latency relative to the number of request/responses per second to be achieved. Default value is 10 records.
			**'''Maximum accounting queued records''' is the maximum number of accounting records to queue when the maximum number of pending records has been reached. When the maximum number of queued messages is reached, CDR records will be dropped. To prevent this, make sure the system supports [[CDR redundancy\|CDR redundancy]]. Default value is 12000 records.
			** Click '''Save''' to save your changes.

			[[Image:Radius_client_configuration_empty.jpg\|border]]

			<br><br>
			'''''Configuring RADIUS Servers'''''
			----
			Multiple RADIUS servers can be configured to achieve redundancy.

			2- Select '''Create New RADIUS Server''' to add additional RADIUS servers.
			* Configure the RADIUS server with these parameters:
			**'''Name''' to recognize the server
			**'''RADIUS server address and port''' is the IP address and port of the RADIUS server we want to access. The format is x.x.x.x for the IP and you can add the port with a colon if it is different than the default port 1813 (for example 10.10.10.10:12345)
			**'''RADIUS timeout''' is the request timeout in milliseconds for each request to this server.
			**'''RADIUS retries''' is the number of retries the RADIUS client will try before falling back to other methods. See full details on functionality here: [[CDR redundancy\|CDR redundancy]]
			**'''Server secret''' is the passphrase to authenticate the TMG on the RADIUS server.

			[[Image:Radius_client_configuration.jpg\|border]]


			3- You can configure multiple RADIUS servers to have RADIUS redundancy. Each entry can have different timeouts and retries.

			[[Image:Radius_Configuration_2_6.jpg\|border]]

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2012-12-10T20:52:29Z

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	~~=== '''''Applies to version(s): v2.6''''' ===~~		#REDIRECT [[Web_Portal_Tutorial_Guide_v2.6#CDR]]
	~~{{DISPLAYTITLE:Toolpack: Enabling and Configuring RADIUS}}~~
	~~This page describes how to enable and configure a TMG system to capture CDRs, using a RADIUS server.~~
	~~<br><br>~~
	~~'''''Enabling RADIUS'''''~~
	~~----~~

	~~1- Select '''Gateway -> Configurations''' from the navigation panel.~~

	[[~~Image:RADIUS_v2_5_gw_menu_configurations~~.~~png\|border]]~~


	~~2- Verify that the box '''Use CDR behavior''' is checked.~~

	~~[[Image:RADIUS_v2_5_gw_cdr_check.png\|border]]~~


	~~3- Configure the CDR behavior in the '''CDR Options''' section:~~
	* '''Enable periodic CDR update''' will add one entry in the CDR per '''Periodic CDR update time''', in minutes.
	* Select the '''CDR Mode''':
	**'''Text CDR only''': Will store the CDRs in a flat file. See [[Text Call Detail Records (CDR)\|Text CDR]]
	**'''RADIUS CDR only''': Will send the CDR to an external RADIUS Server. See [[RADIUS\|Radius CDR]]
	**'''Text and RADIUS CDR''': Will store the CDRs in a flat file and send the CDR to an external RADIUS Server.
	**'''RADIUS CDR with Text CDR Fallback''': Will send the CDR to an external RADIUS Server and if the RADIUS server cannot handle the load of CDRs, they will be stored in a flat file.
	* Click '''Save''' to save your changes.

	~~[[Image:CDR Mode 2~~ 6~~.jpg\|border]]~~

	~~4- Verify that the '''Gateway configuration was successfully updated.''' message appears.~~

	~~[[Image:RADIUS_v2_5_gw_cfg_success.png\|border]]~~

	~~<br><br>~~
	~~'''''Configuring RADIUS'''''~~
	~~----~~
	* RADIUS requests will be sent from the TMG management port (mgmt0) or from the [[Virtual IP Interfaces\|Virtual IP Interfaces]] if they are configured.


	~~1- Select '''RADIUS''' from the navigation panel.~~

	~~[[Image:Radius_Config_left_panel.jpg\|border]]~~


	~~2- In the '''Editing RADIUS client configuration''' page, you can modify some general parameters:~~
	*'''Timezone''' will use the local timezone or the GMT timezone in the CDR ~~records~~
	*'''Time format''' describes how to display the time in human readable format in the CDR records. This is based on the [http://php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php strftime function]
	*In Advanced Parameters you have:
	**'''Maximum accounting concurrent records''' is the maximum number of simultaneous accounting records to be sent to the RADIUS servers. This improves the RADIUS performance of the system: it allows the RADIUS client to deal with servers that have high latency relative to the number of request/responses per second to be achieved. Default value is 10 records.
	**'''Maximum accounting queued records''' is the maximum number of accounting records to queue when the maximum number of pending records has been reached. When the maximum number of queued messages is reached, CDR records will be dropped. To prevent this, make sure the system supports [[CDR redundancy\|CDR redundancy]]. Default value is 12000 records.
	** Click '''Save''' to save your changes.

	~~[[Image:Radius_client_configuration_empty.jpg\|border]]~~

	~~<br><br>~~
	~~'''''Configuring RADIUS Servers'''''~~
	~~----~~
	~~Multiple RADIUS servers can be configured to achieve redundancy.~~

	~~2- Select '''Create New RADIUS Server''' to add additional RADIUS servers.~~
	* Configure the RADIUS server with these parameters:
	**'''Name''' to recognize the server
	**'''RADIUS server address and port''' is the IP address and port of the RADIUS server we want to access. The format is x.x.x.x for the IP and you can add the port with a colon if it is different than the default port 1813 (for example 10.10.10.10:12345)
	**'''RADIUS timeout''' is the request timeout in milliseconds for each request to this server.
	**'''RADIUS retries''' is the number of retries the RADIUS client will try before falling back to other methods. See full details on functionality here: [[CDR redundancy\|CDR redundancy]]
	**'''Server secret''' is the passphrase to authenticate the TMG on the RADIUS server.

	~~[[Image:Radius_client_configuration.jpg\|border]]~~


	~~3- You can configure multiple RADIUS servers to have RADIUS redundancy. Each entry can have different timeouts and retries.~~

	~~[[Image:Radius_Configuration_2_6.jpg\|border~~]]

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2012-10-31T13:54:23Z

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	<br><br>		<br><br>
	'''''Configuring ~~Redundant~~ RADIUS Servers'''''		'''''Configuring RADIUS Servers'''''
	----		----
	Multiple ~~redundant~~ RADIUS servers can be configured.		Multiple RADIUS servers can be configured to achieve redundancy.

	2- Select '''Create New RADIUS Server''' to add additional RADIUS servers.		2- Select '''Create New RADIUS Server''' to add additional RADIUS servers.

Allyntree at 17:46, 30 October 2012

2012-10-30T17:46:40Z

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2012-10-30T17:43:50Z

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	==''Configuring Redundant RADIUS Servers''==		<br><br>
	Multiple redundant RADIUS servers can be configured ~~for your system~~		'''''Configuring Redundant RADIUS Servers'''''
			----
			Multiple redundant RADIUS servers can be configured.

	2- Select '''Create New Radius Server''' to add additional Radius servers.		2- Select '''Create New Radius Server''' to add additional Radius servers.

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	==''Configuring RADIUS''==		<br><br>
			'''''Configuring RADIUS'''''
			----
	* Radius requests will be sent from the TMG management port (mgmt0) or from the [[Virtual IP Interfaces\|Virtual IP Interfaces]] if they are configured.		* Radius requests will be sent from the TMG management port (mgmt0) or from the [[Virtual IP Interfaces\|Virtual IP Interfaces]] if they are configured.

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	[[Image:Radius_client_configuration_empty.jpg\|border]]		[[Image:Radius_client_configuration_empty.jpg\|border]]


	==''Configuring Redundant RADIUS Servers''==		==''Configuring Redundant RADIUS Servers''==

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Applies to version(s): v2.6

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:Toolpack: Enabling and Configuring RADIUS}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:Toolpack: Enabling and Configuring RADIUS}}
	This page describes how to enable and configure a TMG system to capture CDRs, using a RADIUS server.		This page describes how to enable and configure a TMG system to capture CDRs, using a RADIUS server.
			<br><br>
	'''''Enabling RADIUS'''''		'''''Enabling RADIUS'''''
	----		----

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	This page describes how to enable and configure a TMG system to capture CDRs, using a RADIUS server.		This page describes how to enable and configure a TMG system to capture CDRs, using a RADIUS server.

	=='''Enabling RADIUS'''==		'''''Enabling RADIUS'''''
			----

	1- Select '''Gateway -> Configurations''' from the navigation panel.		1- Select '''Gateway -> Configurations''' from the navigation panel.
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	[[Image:RADIUS_v2_5_gw_cfg_success.png\|border]]		[[Image:RADIUS_v2_5_gw_cfg_success.png\|border]]


	==''Configuring RADIUS''==		==''Configuring RADIUS''==

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	'''Configuring Redundant RADIUS Servers'''		==''Configuring Redundant RADIUS Servers''==
	Multiple redundant RADIUS servers can be configured for your system		Multiple redundant RADIUS servers can be configured for your system

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	* Select the '''CDR Mode''':		* Select the '''CDR Mode''':
	**'''Text CDR only''': Will store the CDRs in a flat file. See [[Text Call Detail Records (CDR)\|Text CDR]]		**'''Text CDR only''': Will store the CDRs in a flat file. See [[Text Call Detail Records (CDR)\|Text CDR]]
	**'''~~Radius~~ CDR only''': Will send the CDR to an external ~~Radius~~ Server. See [[RADIUS\|Radius CDR]]		**'''RADIUS CDR only''': Will send the CDR to an external RADIUS Server. See [[RADIUS\|Radius CDR]]
	**'''Text and ~~Radius~~ CDR''': Will store the CDRs in a flat file and send the CDR to an external ~~Radius~~ Server.		**'''Text and RADIUS CDR''': Will store the CDRs in a flat file and send the CDR to an external RADIUS Server.
	**'''~~Radius~~ CDR with Text CDR Fallback''': Will send the CDR to an external ~~Radius~~ Server and if the ~~Radius~~ server cannot handle the load of CDRs, they will be stored in a flat file.		**'''RADIUS CDR with Text CDR Fallback''': Will send the CDR to an external RADIUS Server and if the RADIUS server cannot handle the load of CDRs, they will be stored in a flat file.
	* Click '''Save''' to save your changes.		* Click '''Save''' to save your changes.

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	'''''Configuring RADIUS'''''		'''''Configuring RADIUS'''''
	----		----
	* ~~Radius~~ requests will be sent from the TMG management port (mgmt0) or from the [[Virtual IP Interfaces\|Virtual IP Interfaces]] if they are configured.		* RADIUS requests will be sent from the TMG management port (mgmt0) or from the [[Virtual IP Interfaces\|Virtual IP Interfaces]] if they are configured.


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	*'''Time format''' describes how to display the time in human readable format in the CDR records. This is based on the [http://php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php strftime function]		*'''Time format''' describes how to display the time in human readable format in the CDR records. This is based on the [http://php.net/manual/en/function.strftime.php strftime function]
	*In Advanced Parameters you have:		*In Advanced Parameters you have:
	**'''Maximum accounting concurrent records''' is the maximum number of simultaneous accounting records to be sent to the ~~Radius~~ servers. This improves the ~~Radius~~ performance of the system: it allows the RADIUS client to deal with servers that have high latency relative to the number of request/responses per second to be achieved. Default value is 10 records.		**'''Maximum accounting concurrent records''' is the maximum number of simultaneous accounting records to be sent to the RADIUS servers. This improves the RADIUS performance of the system: it allows the RADIUS client to deal with servers that have high latency relative to the number of request/responses per second to be achieved. Default value is 10 records.
	**'''Maximum accounting queued records''' is the maximum number of accounting records to queue when the maximum number of pending records has been reached. When the maximum number of queued messages is reached, CDR records will be dropped. To prevent this, make sure the system supports [[CDR redundancy\|CDR redundancy]]. Default value is 12000 records.		**'''Maximum accounting queued records''' is the maximum number of accounting records to queue when the maximum number of pending records has been reached. When the maximum number of queued messages is reached, CDR records will be dropped. To prevent this, make sure the system supports [[CDR redundancy\|CDR redundancy]]. Default value is 12000 records.
	** Click '''Save''' to save your changes.		** Click '''Save''' to save your changes.
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	Multiple redundant RADIUS servers can be configured.		Multiple redundant RADIUS servers can be configured.

	2- Select '''Create New ~~Radius~~ Server''' to add additional ~~Radius~~ servers.		2- Select '''Create New RADIUS Server''' to add additional RADIUS servers.
	* Configure the ~~Radius~~ server with these parameters:		* Configure the RADIUS server with these parameters:
	**'''Name''' to recognize the server		**'''Name''' to recognize the server
	**'''~~Radius~~ server address and port''' is the IP address and port of the RADIUS server we want to access. The format is x.x.x.x for the IP and you can add the port with a colon if it is different than the default port 1813 (for example 10.10.10.10:12345)		**'''RADIUS server address and port''' is the IP address and port of the RADIUS server we want to access. The format is x.x.x.x for the IP and you can add the port with a colon if it is different than the default port 1813 (for example 10.10.10.10:12345)
	**'''~~Radius~~ timeout''' is the request timeout in milliseconds for each request to this server.		**'''RADIUS timeout''' is the request timeout in milliseconds for each request to this server.
	**'''~~Radius~~ retries''' is the number of retries the ~~Radius~~ client will try before falling back to other methods. See full details on functionality here: [[CDR redundancy\|CDR redundancy]]		**'''RADIUS retries''' is the number of retries the RADIUS client will try before falling back to other methods. See full details on functionality here: [[CDR redundancy\|CDR redundancy]]
	**'''Server secret''' is the passphrase to authenticate the TMG on the ~~Radius~~ server.		**'''Server secret''' is the passphrase to authenticate the TMG on the RADIUS server.

	[[Image:Radius_client_configuration.jpg\|border]]		[[Image:Radius_client_configuration.jpg\|border]]


	3- You can configure multiple ~~Radius~~ servers to have ~~Radius~~ redundancy. Each entry can have different timeouts and retries.		3- You can configure multiple RADIUS servers to have RADIUS redundancy. Each entry can have different timeouts and retries.

	[[Image:Radius_Configuration_2_6.jpg\|border]]		[[Image:Radius_Configuration_2_6.jpg\|border]]