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Fabric OS Administrator’s Guide

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Remote authentication

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Supported LDAP options

Table 16

summarizes the various LDAP options and Brocade support for each.

Command options

Table 17

outlines the aaaConfig command options used to set the authentication mode.

TABLE 16

LDAP options

Protocol

Description

Channel type Default port

URL

Brocade
supported?

LDAPv3

LDAP over TCP

Unsecured

389

ldap://

No

LDAPv3 with TLS
extension

LDAPv3 over TLS

Secured

389

ldap://

Yes

LDAPv3 with TLS
and Certificate

LDAPv3 over TLS channel and
authenticated using a certificate

Secured

389

ldap://

Yes

LDAPv2 with SSL

1

1.

This protocol was deprecated in 2003 when LDAPv3 was standardized.

LDAPv2 over SSL. Port 636 is used for
SSL. Port 389 is for connecting to
LDAP.

Secured

636 and 389

ldaps://

No

TABLE 17

Authentication configuration options

aaaConfig options

Description

Equivalent setting in
Fabric OS v5.1.0 and
earlier

--

radius

--

switchdb

1

--

authspec “local”

Default setting. Authenticates management
connections against the local database only.
If the password does not match or the user is
not defined, the login fails.

Off

On

--

authspec “radius”

Authenticates management connections
against any RADIUS databases only.
If the RADIUS service is not available or the
credentials do not match, the login fails.

On

Off

--

authspec “radius;local”

Authenticates management connections
against any RADIUS databases first.
If RADIUS fails for any reason, authenticates
against the local user database.

not
supported

not
supported

--

authspec “radius;local” --backup

Authenticates management connections
against any RADIUS databases. If RADIUS fails
because the service is not available, it then
authenticates against the local user database.
The --backup option directs the service to try
the secondary authentication database only if
the primary authentication database is not
available.

On

On

--

authspec “ldap”

Authenticates management connections
against any LDAP databases only. If LDAP
service is not available or the credentials do
not match, the login fails.

n/a

n/a

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