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how do i create acl for ssh radius authentication

lightning668
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Hi, how do I create ACL to only allow certain routers to access the radius server for aaa authentication with radius server login . i tried implementing 

Changi(config)#access-list 100 permit tcp 10.0.0.124 0.0.0.3 10.0.0.96 0.0.0.15 eq 22

but it doesn't seem to allow login with radius server users.

 

should the destination host be the radius server IP address or the network address of the subnet that consist of the radius server?

 

Thanks in advance

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Georg Pauwen
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Hello,

 

what RADIUS ports do you have specified ? Most recent RADIUS implementations use:

 

UDP/1812 --> authentication/authorization
UDP/1813 --> accounting

 

or, on older implementations:


UDP/1645 --> authentication/authorization
UDP/1646 --> accounting

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Georg Pauwen
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Hello,

 

what RADIUS ports do you have specified ? Most recent RADIUS implementations use:

 

UDP/1812 --> authentication/authorization
UDP/1813 --> accounting

 

or, on older implementations:


UDP/1645 --> authentication/authorization
UDP/1646 --> accounting

Mark Elsen
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 - Try the example (albeit modified for your subnet) , from this link :

               https://www.certificationkits.com/cisco-certification/ccna-articles/cisco-ccna-access-lists/configuring-telnet-a-ssh-via-an-acces-list/

 M.



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