This parameter allows you to specify how to use REST API reply
parameters as check, reply or other items during authentication.
You
can specify any number of RestAuthReplytDef
parameters, one for each parameter sent to the server. The general format
is:
RestAuthReplyDef replyparam,attributename[,type[,formatted]]
replyparam is the REST parameter nameattributename is the name of the attribute that
is used as the check, reply or other item. The special attributename
‘GENERIC’ indicates that the replyparam value is a
list of comma separated attribute=value pairs.type indicates whether replyparam is a check,
reply or other item. Possible values are “check” or “reply” for check
and reply items. If type is “request” the value is saved in the
current request, from where it can be later collected with a special
formatting macro like: %{attributename}.formatted indicates that the value specified with
attributename is to be subject to special character
processing before being used.
Tip
The type and
formatted fields are optional. If they are not specified,
type defaults to empty and formatted defaults to not
enabled.
Example
The following example uses 3 parameters from REST API requests
Radiator receives. Parameters "nas_id" and "client_mac" must match request
attributes "NAS-Identifier" and "Calling-Station-Id", respectively.
Parameter "sess_timeout" sets the value for reply attribute
"Session-Timeout".
# How to handle reply for REST authentication request
RestAuthReplyDef nas_id,NAS-Identifier,check
RestAuthReplyDef client_mac,Calling-Station-Id,check
RestAuthReplyDef sess_timeout,Session-Timeout,reply
Tip
Password check is defined with configuration parameters
PasswordAttr,
EncryptedPasswordAttr and
ServerChecksPassword.
