Note that the following configs are not in their correct order, but I mixed them up to better discuss them. radius-server host 10.218.73.8 key 7 "x99gL3e1ow" authentication
accounting
radius-server host 10.218.73.11 key 7
"x99gL3e1ow" authentication accounting
radius-server
directed-request
aaa authentication login console
local
aaa authentication login default group ACS
aaa
group server radius ACS
server 10.218.73.8
server 10.218.73.11
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Reviewing the configs: - First two lines (
radius-server host ) define what the IP of the radius server is, the preshared key (in quotes), the encryption of the key (7= encrypted, 0= plaintext), and that accounting should be enabled. - The third line (
radius-server directed-request ) states that log in requests should be sent to the radius server. - The forth line (
aaa authentication login console ) specifies that console logins should be authenticated with the local accounts, and not against the radius server - The fifth line (
aaa authentication login default ) specifies that default log in's should be authenticated as per the instructions in the group "ACS". See next line for the description of that group. - The sixth line (
aaa
group server radius ) defines the radius longin group "ACS". It lists the two servers to use, and it also states to use the vrf named "management" for all aaa comms.
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