radius remove <hostname> | <ip_addr> [-p <port number>]
radius show
radius start
radius stats [-z]
radius status
radius stop
Using the RADIUS client service in ONTAP, the iSCSI target can access the RADIUS server for centralized CHAP secrets management and user authentication using an industry standard protocol.
The radius command manages the RADIUS client service on a storage system.
Using the radius command, you can start and stop the RADIUS client service, add or remove RADIUS servers, display the RADIUS configuration, and dump RADIUS statistics.
Adds a RADIUS server to the client service using the hostname or IP address of the RADIUS server. Enter the ip_addr in dotted quad format.
Use the -d option to specify the new configured RADIUS server as the default RADIUS server.
If you do not use the port number argument, the default port number 1812 is used.
radius remove <hostname> | <ip_addr> [-p <port number>]
Removes a RADIUS server from the client service using the hostname or IP address of the RADIUS server. Enter the ip_addr in dotted quad format.
If you do not use the port_number argument, the default port number 1812 is used.
radius start
Starts the RADIUS client service if it is not already running.
radius stop
Stops the RADIUS client service if it is running; this aborts any active RADIUS authentication requests.
radius status
Displays the current status of the RADIUS client service.
radius show
Displays information about the RADIUS client service.
radius stats [-z]
Displays or zeroes the RADIUS client statistics.
The -z option zeroes the statistics.
FAS> radius start RADIUS client service started FAS> radius stop RADIUS client service stopped
Displays the information about the RADIUS client service:
FAS> radius show RADIUS client service is running Default RADIUS server : IP_Addr=10.60.155.58 UDPPort=1820 Backup RADIUS server 0: IP_Addr=10.60.155.58 UDPPort=1812 Backup RADIUS server 1: IP_Addr=10.60.155.4 UDPPort=1812
Displays current RADIUS client statistics:
FAS> radius stats RADIUS client statistics RADIUS current queued requests: 12 RADIUS authentication requests: 1343 RADIUS authentication denied: 32 RADIUS access-accept received: 1323 RADIUS access-reject received: 32 RADIUS access-challenges received: 0 RADIUS unknown packets received: 3 RADIUS access-request rexmits: 2 RADIUS access-request noanswer: 0 RADIUS unknown server: 0 RADIUS late reply received: 0 RADIUS short packets received: 0
Adds a RADIUS server to the configuration:
FAS> radius add -d 10.60.155.58 -p 1812
Removes a RADIUS server from the configuration:
FAS> radius remove 10.60.155.58 -p 1812