show radius

Example

This example shows how to display RADIUS configuration information:

System(rw)->show radius
 RADIUS state:    Enabled
 RADIUS retries:  2
 RADIUS timeout:  10 seconds
 RADIUS Attribute mgmt password type:  standard
 RADIUS Retransmission Algorithm:  standard
 RADIUS Server    IP Address                               Auth-Port  Realm-Type          Max-Sessions Status
 ---------------  ---------------------------------------  ---------  ------------------  ------------ --------
 1                172.10.10.2                              1812       management-access   9216         Active
 2                172.10.3.50                              1812       any                 9216         Active
 3                172.10.3.100                             1812       management-access   9216         Active
 4                172.10.3.75                              1812       management-access   9216         Active
 5                172.10.3.51                              1812       management-access   9216         Active

show radius Output Details provides an explanation of the command output.

show radius Output Details

Output...	What it displays...
RADIUS state	Whether the RADIUS client is enabled or disabled.
RADIUS retries	Number of retry attempts before the RADIUS server times out. The default value of 3 can be reset using the set radius command as described in set radius.
RADIUS timeout	Maximum amount of time (in seconds) to establish contact with the RADIUS server before retry attempts begin. The default value of 20 can be reset using the set radius command as described in set radius.
RADIUS Attribute mgmt password type	Specifies the RADIUS password management attribute sent to the server. Valid values are standard or MS-CHAPv2.
RADIUS Retransmission Algorithm	Specifies the RADIUS retransmission algorithm. Valid values are: standard, round-robin, or sticky-round-robin.
RADIUS Server	IP address, UDP authentication port, authentication realm type (management, network or any), and status (whether or not the RADIUS server has been configured).
IP Address	Specifies the server IP address.
Auth-Port	Specifies the port the server is authenticated on.
Realm-Type	Specifies whether the RADIUS server realm will be restricted to management or network access authentication, or whether it is allowed to perform all authentications.
Max-Sessions	Specifies the maximum number of server sessions supported.
Status	Specifies server status.

This example shows how to display the verbose version of the show radius server command:

System(rw)->show radius server 1 verbose
 RADIUS Server    IP Address                               Auth-Port  Realm-Type          Max-Sessions Status
 ---------------  ---------------------------------------  ---------  ------------------  ------------ --------
 1                172.10.3.50                              1812       any                 9216         Active
Current sticky sessions: 0
TRANSMISSIONS (0)
Requests:            0               Retransmissions:     0
RESPONSES (0)
Accepts:             0               Rejects:             0
Challenges:          0
TIMING TRANSACTIONS (0)
Pending Requests:    0               Client Timeouts:     0
Round Trip Time:     0           cs
ERRORS (0)
Malformed Responses: 0               Bad Authenticators:  0
Unknown Frame Types: 0               Frames Dropped:      0

show radius server verbose Output Details provides an explanation of the show radius server verbose command output.

show radius server verbose Output Details

Output...	What it displays...
RADIUS Server	RADIUS server IP address, UDP authentication port, authentication realm type (management, network or any), and status (whether or not the RADIUS server has been configured).
Transmissions	Total transmissions requests and retransmissions.
Responses	Total response accepts, rejects, and challenges.
Timing Transactions	Total timing transaction pending requests, client timeouts, and round trip time.
Errors	Total malformed responses, bad authenticators, unknown frame types, and frames dropped.