05-05-2022 07:41 AM
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05-08-2022 02:50 PM
Hello,
If you do:
show netlogin session port 1
Do you see any netlogin sessions active on the port?
If disable/enable the port do you see anything in the "show log" that indicates if RADIUS authentication was successful?
05/08/2022 13:28:24.88 <Info:nl.ClientAuthenticated> Network Login MAC user 000C29B85639 logged in MAC 00:0C:29:B8:56:39 port 2 VLAN(s) "Default" policy "None", authentication Radius
If Control doesn't process the request it will not show up in the end systems tab. You can check the /var/log/radius/radius.log to see if the RADIUS request was dropped because it is not authorized.
You can check the /opt/nac/radius/raddb/clients.conf file to see which switches are authorized.
Switches must exist in the "Switches" tab to be considered authorized and Control will drop any RADIUS request from unauthorized switches.
Thanks
-Ryan
05-11-2022 03:19 AM
05-10-2022 10:48 AM
05-08-2022 02:50 PM
Hello,
If you do:
show netlogin session port 1
Do you see any netlogin sessions active on the port?
If disable/enable the port do you see anything in the "show log" that indicates if RADIUS authentication was successful?
05/08/2022 13:28:24.88 <Info:nl.ClientAuthenticated> Network Login MAC user 000C29B85639 logged in MAC 00:0C:29:B8:56:39 port 2 VLAN(s) "Default" policy "None", authentication Radius
If Control doesn't process the request it will not show up in the end systems tab. You can check the /var/log/radius/radius.log to see if the RADIUS request was dropped because it is not authorized.
You can check the /opt/nac/radius/raddb/clients.conf file to see which switches are authorized.
Switches must exist in the "Switches" tab to be considered authorized and Control will drop any RADIUS request from unauthorized switches.
Thanks
-Ryan