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TEST RADIUS CLIENT PASSWORD

For more information, see the Microsoft support topic. Period characters are allowed only when they are used to delimit the components of domain style names.

The DNS Servers of all the Vaults must be identical with the resolved assets, otherwise some services may be affected if resolution fails.ĭNS names can contain only alphabetical characters (A-Z), numeric characters (0-9), the minus sign (-), and the period (.).

Add the DNS Server with the best latency to the configured Vault, for best performance.

Add at least two DNS servers for high availability.

Select Use the following DNS server addresses and enter the organization DNS server.

Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4), then select Properties.

Right click on Network card>Properties.

Navigate to Control Panel>Network and Internet>Network and Sharing Center>Change adapter settings.

For more information, see Avoid using DNS on the Digital Vault Server.Ĭonfigure the DNS Server on the Vault Server. Make sure that you follow the Vault security standards. Use DNS only if you have a business or operational justification. The procedure must be done on all the Vault Servers. (Optional) To configure the RADIUS integration to work with a DNS resolution instead of an IP address, do the following:Įnable and Configure DNS on the Vault Server. The following example will encrypt the secret RADIUS/Vault password, which is VaultSecret, and store it in a file called radiusauth.dat in the current folder.ĬAVaultManager SecureSecretFiles /SecretType Radius /Secret VaultSecret /SecuredFileName radiusauth.datįor more information, refer to CAVaultManager. This file may be in DAT, INI, or TXT format.

TEST RADIUS CLIENT FULL

You can specify the full path of the file that will contain the encrypted secret, and the secret itself. In the Vault installation folder, run CAVaultManager as administrator with the SecureSecretFiles command, as shown below, to create a file that contains an encrypted version of the RADIUS secret. After you configure the certificate, you need to place the RADIUS secret in a Safe. To configure the RADIUS authentication, you need to prepare by collecting the required information, then configure an organization SSL certificate for the Vault server.

TEST RADIUS CLIENT PASSWORD

This password can contain up to 255 characters. RADIUS Secret – A password known to only the RADIUS server and the CyberArk Vault. This certificate is optional, but recommended. In order to enable users to authenticate using RADIUS authentication, you need the following: ■Ĭertificate – A Vault certificate to create an initial secured session prior to the RADIUS authentication. The Vault also supports RADIUS challenge-response authentication, where the server sends back a challenge prompting the user for more logon information, such as additional authentication information contained on external tokens. The Vault enables users to log on via Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) authentication, using logon credentials that are stored in the RADIUS server.