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display radius-attribute

Function

The display radius-attribute command displays the RADIUS attributes supported by the device.

Format

display radius-attribute [ name attribute-name | type { attribute-number1 | huawei attribute-number2 | microsoft attribute-number3 | dslforum attribute-number4 } ]

Parameters

Parameter

Description

Value

name attribute-name

Displays a specified RADIUS attribute.

The value is a string of 1 to 64 characters. After the name is entered, the system automatically associates the RADIUS attribute with the name.

type { attribute-number1 | huawei attribute-number2 | microsoft attribute-number3 | dslforum attribute-number4 }

Displays the RADIUS attribute of a specified type:
  • attribute-number1 specifies the standard attribute.
  • huawei attribute-number2 specifies a Huawei attribute.
  • microsoft attribute-number3 specifies a Microsoft attribute.
  • dslforum attribute-number4 specifies a Digital Subscriber Line Forum attribute.

The value of attribute-number1, attribute-number2, attribute-number3, or attribute-number4 is an integer that ranges from 1 to 2048.

Views

All views

Default Level

1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines

Before connecting the device to a RADIUS server, run the display radius-attribute command to view the RADIUS attributes supported by the device. If the device and RADIUS server support different RADIUS attributes according to the command output, run the radius-attribute disable command on the device to disable RADIUS attributes that are not supported by the RADIUS server or run the radius-attribute translate command to translate RADIUS attributes.

Example

# Display the RADIUS attributes supported by the device.

<HUAWEI> display radius-attribute
  Codes: Auth(Authentication), Acct(Accounting)
         Req(Request), Accp(Accept), Rej(Reject)
         Resp(Response), COA(Change-of-Authorization)
         0(Can not exist in this packet)
         1(Can exist in this packet)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Attribute                       Service    Auth Auth Auth Acct Acct COA COA
Name(Type)                       Type      Req  Accp Rej  Req  Resp Req Ack
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
User-Name(1)                     All       1    0    0    1    0    1    1
User-Password(2)                 All       1    0    0    0    0    0    0
CHAP-Password(3)                 All       1    0    0    0    0    0    0
NAS-IP-Address(4)                All       1    0    0    1    0    1    1
NAS-Port(5)                      All       1    0    0    1    0    1    1
Service-Type(6)                  All       1    1    0    0    0    0    0
......

The preceding information is an example. The displayed attribute type depends on the actual situation.

Table 1 Description of the display radius-attribute command output

Item

Description

0(Can not exist in this packet) Attribute not supported in packets.
1(Can exist in this packet) Attribute supported in packets.

Attribute Name(Type)

Attribute name and type.

Service Type

Protocol type of the attribute.

Auth Req

Authentication request packet.

Auth Accp

Authentication accept packet.

Auth Rej

Authentication reject packet.

Acct Req

Accounting request packet.

Acct Resp

Accounting response packet.

COA Req

Change of Authorization (COA) request packet.

COA Ack

COA acknowledgement packet.

# Display the RADIUS attribute numbered 2.

<HUAWEI> display radius-attribute type 2
 Radius Attribute Type        : 2
 Radius Attribute Name        : User-Password
 Radius Attribute Description : This Attribute indicates the password of the user to be authenticated. Only valid for the PAP authentication.
 Supported Packets            : Auth Request  
Table 2 Description of the display radius-attribute type command output

Item

Description

Radius Attribute Type

Type of the RADIUS attribute.

Radius Attribute Name

Name of the RADIUS attribute.

Radius Attribute Description

Description of the RADIUS attribute.

Supported Packets

Packets that support the RADIUS attribute.

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