Endpoint configuration, Parameter correlation, Mute terminal authentication – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual

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Endpoint configuration

After a user installs the iNode client, the user needs to create an L2TP IPsec VPN authentication

connection.
The parameters configured on the iNode client must be consistent with those configured on the VPN
gateway.

Parameter correlation

For authentication to be performed properly, the following items must comply with the correlation rule
shown in

Table 7

:

The user name specified on the iNode client.

The domain, RADIUS scheme, and the virtual template configuration on the VPN gateway.

The suffix of the service in UAM.

Table 7 Parameter correlation

Username

format on the

iNode client

Configuration on the VPN gateway

Service suffix

in UAM

RADIUS scheme

Domain

name

Virtual-Template

X@Y

With-domain Y

ppp

authentication chap domain Y Y

X

The commands shown in

Table 7

are those on the HP Comware switches. For commands on other devices,

see the command reference manuals for those devices.

Mute terminal authentication

Mute terminals refer to the network terminals with an authentication process that cannot be manually

triggered. Common mute terminals include IP phones and printers.
Mute terminal authentication is an automatic authentication to allow mute terminals to access the
network.
To implement mute terminal authentication, you must configure UAM and the access device.

Figure 44

shows the configuration items and the recommended configuration procedure.

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