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Auth-Type
ATTRIBUTE Auth-Type 1000 integer |
Users: | | |
Hints: | | |
Huntgroups: | | |
Additivity: | Append | |
Proxy propagated: | No |
VALUE Auth-Type Local 0 VALUE Auth-Type System 1 VALUE Auth-Type Crypt-Local 3 VALUE Auth-Type Reject 4 VALUE Auth-Type SQL 252 VALUE Auth-Type Pam 253 VALUE Auth-Type Accept 254 |
This attribute tells the server which type of authentication to apply to a particular user. It can be used in the LHS of the user's profile (see section Authentication.)
Radius interprets values of Auth-Type
attribute as follows:
Local
The value of the User-Password
attribute from the record is taken
as a cleantext password and is compared against the User-Password
value
from the input packet.
System
This means that a user's password is stored in a system password type. Radius queries the operating system to determine if the user name and password supplied in the incoming packet are O.K.
Crypt-Local
The value of the User-Password
attribute from the record is taken
as an MD5 hash on the user's password. Radius generates MD5 hash
on the supplied User-Password
value and compares the two strings.
Reject
Authentication fails.
Accept
Authentication succeeds.
SQL
Mysql
The MD5-encrypted user's password is queried from the SQL database
(SQL Authentication Type). Mysql
is an alias maintained for compatibility
with other versions of Radius.
Pam
The user-name–password combination is checked using PAM.
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