Working with WiNG 5.8.5 and a aaa-policy for RADIUS authentication attributes
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‎10-10-2017 03:47 PM
Looking for information on the WiNG 5.8.5 aaa-policy authentication attirbutes, in particular the "attribute location-information". I have multiple sites that I need to uniquely identify based on RADIUS authentication requests.
What exact information is being passed in the authentication request if the attribute location-information is set to" include-always"? RF-Domain name? RF-Domain location?
What exact information is being passed in the authentication request if the attribute location-information is set to" include-always"? RF-Domain name? RF-Domain location?
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‎10-11-2017 09:29 AM
I was hoping to just pass along the RF-Domain name as the location. The AP Self has a location of "stock room 3rd floor" or something similar. I cannot go into each AP and change that information for support reasons. IS there a way to just send the RF-Domain name in the RADIUS attributes?
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‎10-11-2017 09:29 AM
As much i'm aware the priority always go with self.
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‎10-11-2017 08:37 AM
Hi Shay Weir,
Adding to Ondrej's response
The location-attribute is filled with
1: location configured under self of the device.
2: If location is not configured under self, it looks for location configured under rf-domain.
3: if location in not configured under rf-domain , it will be filled with rf-domain name.
Adding to Ondrej's response
The location-attribute is filled with
1: location configured under self of the device.
2: If location is not configured under self, it looks for location configured under rf-domain.
3: if location in not configured under rf-domain , it will be filled with rf-domain name.
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‎10-11-2017 07:09 AM
Hi Shay,
We are using Civil Location Information Format rather than Geospatial Location Information Format.
Looking into captures I done here, the location is being provided based on AP's location.
See configured location for AP
See results seen in RADIUS-Request for Location-Data
And Location-Information
You can find little more explanation under IETF RFC5580 here and here
Please find also some an old but gold guide for specific RADIUS attributes under WiNG system.
More documents can be found under this portal link
Regards,
Ondrej
We are using Civil Location Information Format rather than Geospatial Location Information Format.
Looking into captures I done here, the location is being provided based on AP's location.
See configured location for AP
See results seen in RADIUS-Request for Location-Data
And Location-Information
You can find little more explanation under IETF RFC5580 here and here
Please find also some an old but gold guide for specific RADIUS attributes under WiNG system.
More documents can be found under this portal link
Regards,
Ondrej
