Configuring the WSM using Device Manager

RADIUS server health checking  

For RADIUS authentication, the WSM sends an authentication request with a user name, password, and key to the RADIUS server. The account information need not be valid for the server to pass the health check. In fact, by using invalid information for the health check, you can safeguard account information. You can configure a check for either the well-known RADIUS port number 1812 or 1645, but you cannot configure a health check for both on the same server.

RADIUS server health cheks require the following configurations:

• Configuring a health check for a real server group. Use the settings in the following table.
  
  

  Real server group field	Setting
  Health Check	RADIUS
  Health Check Content	<username and password>

  
  
• Configuring the RADIUS authentication string,.

See also:

• How WAP SLB works using RADIUS snooping
• Configuring WAP SLB using RADIUS snooping
• Configuring the WAP RADIUS snooping filter
• Wireless application server load balancing
• Script-based health checking
• Direct server return health checking
• ICMP health checking
• ARP health checking
• Link health checking
• TCP health checking
• Modifying the health check interval and retries
• Application health checking
• About health checking