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| Simul || It is short for "Simultaneous-Use" and used to control simultaneous access of the same User-Name in a NAS-Identifier. The "no-limit" means there is no limit access for the same User -Name. | | Simul || It is short for "Simultaneous-Use" and used to control simultaneous access of the same User-Name in a NAS-Identifier. The "no-limit" means there is no limit access for the same User -Name. | ||
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| realm || The [[Realm and proxy | realm ]] that sets the NAS-Identifier. | | realm || The [[Realm and proxy | realm ]] that sets the NAS-Identifier. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:19, 9 August 2023
RADIUS > Settings > NAS-ID
Network access server identifier (NAS-ID) is used to notify the source of a RADIUS access request, which enables the RADIUS server to choose a policy for that request.[1][2]
In the wireless environment, the NAS-ID Attribute may indicate an SSID(Service Set Identifier) but the name may be different because it may be configured manually in an Access Point.
The imRAD automatically saves NAS-ID attributes from all request.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| NAS-Identifier | The name of a NAS-Identifier. |
| NAS IP Address | The IP address of a NAS of which generates the NAS-Identifier. |
| Called-Station-ID | Refer to the Accounting. |
| NAS Port Type | Refer to the Accounting. |
| Simul | It is short for "Simultaneous-Use" and used to control simultaneous access of the same User-Name in a NAS-Identifier. The "no-limit" means there is no limit access for the same User -Name. |
| PTA | It indicates that a NAS-ID is specific to a particular External Database. |
| realm | The realm that sets the NAS-Identifier. |