HP Vm200 User Manual

Authentication services
Using a third-party RADIUS server
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Use message authenticator: When enabled, causes the RADIUS Message-
Authenticator attribute to be included in all RADIUS access requests sent by the V-M200. 
Note:This option has no effect on 802.1X authentication requests. These requests 
always include the RADIUS Message-Authenticator attribute. 
Primary/Secondary RADIUS server
Server address: Specify the IP address of the RADIUS server.
Secret/Confirm secret: Specify the password for the...

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Using a third-party RADIUS server
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Descriptions
Acct-Session-Id (32-bit unsigned integer): A unique accounting ID used to make it easy 
to match up records in a log file.
Called-Station-Id (string): This value can be customized for each wireless community 
by setting the value of Called-Station-ID content (page 4-9). The format can be 
customized for each wireless community by setting the value of Station ID delimiter 
and Station ID MAC case (page 4-9)
Calling-Station-Id...

Authentication services
Using a third-party RADIUS server
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The Colubris-AVPair attribute conforms to RADIUS RFC 2865. You may need to define 
this attribute on your RADIUS server (if it is not already present) using the following 
values:
SMI network management private enterprise code = 8744
Vendor-specific attribute type number = 0
Attribute type: A string in the following format =
Access Accept attributes
This table lists all attributes supported in Access Accept packets for each authentication...

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Using a third-party RADIUS server
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Idle-Timeout (32-bit unsigned integer): Maximum idle time in seconds allowed for the 
user. Once reached, the user session is terminated with termination-cause IDLE-
TIMEOUT. Omitting the attribute or specifying 0 disables the feature. 
Session-Timeout (32-bit unsigned integer): Maximum time a session can be active. After 
this interval, the 802.1X client is re-authenticated. 
Termination-Action: As defined by RFC 2865. If set to 1, user...

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Using a third-party RADIUS server
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Accounting Request attributes
This table lists all attributes supported in Accounting Request packets for each 
authentication type. 
Descriptions
Acct-Input-Gigawords (32-bit unsigned integer): High 32-bit value of the number of 
octets/bytes received by the user. Only present when Acct-Status-Type is Interim-Update 
or Stop. 
Acct-Input-Octets (32-bit unsigned integer): Low 32-bit value of the number of octets/ 
bytes received by the user....

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Using a third-party RADIUS server
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Acct-Input-Packets (32-bit unsigned integer): Number of packets received by the user. 
Only present when Acct-Status-Type is Interim-Update or Stop. 
Acct-Output-Gigawords (32-bit unsigned integer): High 32-bit value of the number of 
octets/bytes sent by the user. Only present when Acct-Status-Type is Interim-Update or 
Stop. As defined in RFC 2869.
Acct-Output-Octets (32-bit unsigned integer): Low 32-bit value of the number of octets/...

Authentication services
Global 802.1X settings
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The Colubris-AVPair attribute conforms to RADIUS RFC 2865. You may need to define 
this attribute on your RADIUS server (if it is not already present) using the following 
values:
SMI network management private enterprise code = 8744
Vendor-specific attribute type number = 0
Attribute type: A string in the following format =
Global 802.1X settings
Global 802.1X settings are configured by selecting Authentication > 802.1X. These settings 
apply to all...

Authentication services
Global 802.1X settings
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Reauthentication
Enable this option to force 802.1X clients to reauthenticate.
Reauthentication interval: Specify the interval at which client stations must 
reauthenticate.
Block client traffic: When this option is disabled, client stations remain connected 
during reauthentication. Client traffic is blocked only when reauthentication fails. When 
this option is enabled, client traffic is blocked during reauthentication and is only 
reactivated if...

Chapter 8: Creating WDS links
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Creating WDS links
Contents
Key concepts................................................................................................................. 8-2
Configuration considerations .............................................................................. 8-2
Simultaneous access point and WDS support ................................................... 8-3
Using the 5 GHz band for WDS links .................................................................. 8-3...

Creating WDS links
Key concepts
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Key concepts
The Wireless Distribution System (WDS) feature enables you to create point-to-point wireless 
links between one or more V-M200s. These links create a wireless bridge that interconnects 
the networks connected to the Ethernet port on each V-M200. For example, V-M200 #2 and 
V-M200 #3 use the WDS to create a wireless link between the main office network and a small 
network in a warehouse.
WDS links provide an effective solution for extending network...