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RADIUS Overview

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Nortel Networks RADIUS Implementation

The following Nortel Networks platforms can operate as RADIUS clients:

• Access Node (AN

)

• Access Node Hub (ANH

™

)

• Access Stack Node (ASN

™

)

• Advanced Remote Node (ARN

™

)

• Backbone Concentrator Node (BCN

)

• Backbone Link Node (BLN

)

• System 5000

™

From one central location, RADIUS enables you to administer remote user

accounts by providing a full range of authentication and accounting services.

The remote users include:

• Routers with customized user profiles and routers from other vendors.

(RADIUS supports these routers by using vendor-specific attributes.)

• System administrators logging onto the RADIUS client from a local console

or Telnet.

• Routers acting as dial-up servers (concentrators).

• Other services that the server can authenticate such as FTP and HTTP.

RADIUS supports unnumbered IP addresses (demand circuit groups) and

numbered IP addresses (dial-up services). RADIUS clients that use dial-up

services typically use demand circuits, but they can also use backup or bandwidth

circuits.

Note:

Site Manager Version 7.20 supports all platforms except the System

5000.

Note:

To configure RADIUS with any service other than demand circuit

groups, Nortel Networks recommends using the BCC.

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