Alan,
I don't mean to question you really but I would just like to
have a better understanding of things. Please don't take this the wrong
way.
When you use edit the clients list in Radius there is a key or
password "test123" per clients, what does this really do?
I understand that it can provide a simple auth for the NASes,
but does it not provide encryption? Again I don't mean to question you,
but just a learning process. Without question one can't progress in the
learning process. Any information and advice would be greatly
appreciated.
Thank you,
Thai
>"Thai Q. Tran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> After reading some Cisco documentation and other available docs,
>> I still have some questions regarding RADIUS. When using a RADIUS
key
> There is no RADIUS key. If Cisco refers to a RADIUS key in their
>documentation, they're wrong.
>> does that I understand that it would authenticate the NAS(i.e
AS5300),
> The NASes are never authenticated in RADIUS.
>> but will this also encrypt the data which is passed between the NAS
and
>> RADIUS Server?
> The RADIUS packets are not encrypted.
> Alan DeKok.
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