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6-8 Configuring Local Authentication on an IP Interface

LX Series Configuration Guide

Configuring Local Authentication on an

IP Interface

Local authentication can be used when a subscriber logs in to a

specific asynchronous port via an IP interface. In order to use

local authentication, it must be enabled as the method of

inbound authentication for the asynchronous port. Then it must

be enabled for the IP interface.

X To enable local authentication for inbound

asynchronous ports

Execute the authentication enable command, in

Asynchronous Command Mode, with the inbound and local

modifiers. In the following example, local authentication is

enabled as the method of inbound authentication for

asynchronous port 4:

Example Async 4-4:0 >>authentication inbound local enable

X To enable local authentication on the IP interface

Execute the authentication local enable command, in

Interface Command Mode:

Example Intf 1-1:0 >>authentication local enable

Configuring Server-Based Authentication on an

IP Interface

Server-based authentication methods (for example, LDAP,

RADIUS, TACACS+, or RSA SecurID) can be used when a

subscriber logs in to an asynchronous port via an IP interface. In

order to enable server-based authentication for an IP interface,

the authentication method must be configured for the LX unit

and enabled as the method of inbound authentication for the

asynchronous port. For more information, see “Setting Up

Server-Based Authentication and Accounting” on page 2-12 and

the authentication enable commands in the

LX-Series Commands

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