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Port—Index of the port that the access device uses to connect to the user. This index does not
include the chassis slot number or sub-slot number. For example, 3 displays regardless of
whether the port number is 1/0/3 or 2/0/3.
{
Device Startup Time—Date and time when the access device last started. The setting takes the
format YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.
{
Slot—Number of the slot that contains the port connecting the access device to the user.
{
Sub-slot—Number of the sub-slot that contains the port connecting the access device to the user.
This field displays 0 if the user accesses the device through port 1/0/3.
{
RADIUS Accounting—Includes the Fully Supported and Partially/Not Supported options.
− Fully Supported—The access device supports the accounting start, accounting stop, and
accounting update packets.
− Partially/Not Supported—The access device does not support any type of the accounting
packets or supports only some of the packets.
{
VLAN ID/Inner VLAN ID—VLAN ID or inner VLAN ID assigned to the user.
{
Outer VLAN ID—Outer VLAN ID assigned to the user.
{
Deploy VLAN—ID or name of the VLAN that is assigned to the access device of the user. The
value range of the VLAN ID is 1 to 4094. Other value is considered as a VLAN name.
{
Login Timestamp—Timestamp that was automatically generated at the user login. This
parameter is for internal reference only.
{
Connection ID—ID of the connection established between the access device and UAM.
{
Session ID—ID of the session established between the user client and the policy server.
{
Last Update Time—Time when information about the user was last updated. The time takes the
format YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.
{
Outgoing Bytes—Upstream traffic (in bytes) from the user to the network through the access
device.
{
Incoming Bytes—Downstream traffic from the network to the user through the access device.
{
Security Status—Security status of the user. This parameter appears only when the EAD
component is installed. For more information about security status, see HP IMC EAD Security
Policy Administrator Guide.
{
Client Language—Language setting of the iNode client used by the user.
{
Client Version—Version of the iNode client used by the user.
{
Client Port—Port number to which the iNode client listens for packets from the policy server.
{
Device ACL—Device ACL that is deployed to the access device of the user by UAM or the policy
server. This parameter appears only when the EAD component is installed. For more information
about the device ACL, see HP IMC EAD Security Policy Administrator Guide.
{
Traffic Status—Alarm status of the user traffic. This parameter appears only when the EAD
component is installed. For more information about traffic status, see HP IMC EAD Security Policy
Administrator Guide.
{
User SSID—SSID assigned to the user.
{
NAS ID—NAS ID of the access device connected to the user.
{
Windows Name—Windows domain name bound to the computer used by the user.
{
Bound Domain—Domain bound to the user.
{
Logon Domain—Domain to which the user has been logged in.