(RADIATOR) Can Radiator authenticate cisco enable password?
Jon Lewis
jlewis at lewis.org
Thu May 19 11:32:16 CDT 2005
On Thu, 19 May 2005, tech ref wrote:
> I've configure that entering my cisco routers and switches in the
> network need to be authenticated by Radiator.
> As I also set enable secret password in the routers, can this password
> also be authenticated by Radiator so that I can change the password
> centrally?
I don't think Radiator can change the enable passwd/secret on your
routers, but you can setup users with Service-Type = Administrative-User,
which will give them enable access when they telnet/ssh in and are
authenticated. The benefit to this is you can give each person their own
passwd and not have to change "the enable secret" when someone needs to
have their access revoked.
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