/etc/radius/proxy file
The /etc/radius/proxy file is a configuration file that supports the proxy feature. This file maps known realms that the proxy server can forward packets to.
The /etc/radius/proxy file uses the IP address of the server that handles packets for that realm and the shared secret between the two servers.
The file contains the following fields that you can modify with SMIT:
- Realm Name
- Next Hop IP address
- Shared Secret
The following is an example of a /etc/radius/proxy file:
Note:
The shared secret should be 16 characters in length. The same shared secret must be configured on the RADIUS server next hop.
# @(#)91 1.3 src/rad/usr/sbin/config_files/proxy, radconfig, radius530 1/23/04 13:11:14
#######################################################################
# #
# This file contains a list of proxy realms which are #
# authorized to send/receive proxy requests/responses to/from #
# this RADIUS server and their Shared secret used in encryption.#
# #
# The first field is the name of the realm of the remote RADIUS #
# Server. #
# #
# The second field is a valid IP address for the remote RADIUS #
# Server. #
# #
# The third column is the shared secret associated with this #
# realm. #
# #
# NOTE: This file contains sensative security information and #
# precautions should be taken to secure access to this #
# file. #
# #
#######################################################################
# REALM NAME REALM IP SHARED SECRET
#---------------- ------------------- ----------------------
# myRealm 10.10.10.10 sharedsec