10-20-2021 03:59 AM
I aim to configure the radius server group, which works as fail-over not round-robin or load-balancing.
And configured as below.
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aaa group server TEST_Group
server name A_radius
server name B_radius
server name C_radius
radius server A_radius
address ipv4 10.10.10.1 ~~~~~~~~~
radius server B_radius
address ipv4 10.10.10.2 ~~~~~~~~~
radius server C_radius
address ipv4 10.10.10.3 ~~~~~~~~~
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I expected that the priority order is
A_radius 1
B_radius 2
C_radius 3.
However, in contrary to my wish, the actual log output by the command "show aaa servers" is
B_radius 1
A_radius 2
C_radius 3
How could I manipulate these priority as I expect ?
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10-20-2021 04:14 AM
If this is order -
I expected that the priority order is
A_radius 1
B_radius 2
C_radius 3.
May be due to some reason i am thinking Radius 1 one failed some reason, so the prority is changed here i guess (make sense ?)
10-20-2021 04:14 AM
If this is order -
I expected that the priority order is
A_radius 1
B_radius 2
C_radius 3.
May be due to some reason i am thinking Radius 1 one failed some reason, so the prority is changed here i guess (make sense ?)
10-20-2021 11:25 PM
I found that A_radius server once failed, which caused the change of the priority.
THX
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