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Attribute definitions
Chargeable User Identity (CUI)
(string)
As defined in RFC-4372. The CUI is used to associate a unique identifier with a user so that
the user can be identified (for billing, authentication or other purposes) when roaming
outside of their home network.
Class
(string)
As defined in RFC 2865. Multiple instances are supported.
Framed-IP-Address
(32-bit unsigned integer)
IP Address of the user’s computer.
NAS-Identifier
(string)
The NAS ID for the RADIUS profile being used.
NAS-Ip-Address
(32-bit unsigned integer)
The IP address of the port the service controller is using to communicate with the RADIUS
server.
NAS-Port
(32-bit unsigned integer)
A virtual port number starting at 1. Assigned by the service controller.
NAS-Port-Type
(32-bit unsigned integer)
Always set to 19, which represents WIRELESS_802_11.
User-Name
(string)
The username assigned to the user or to a device when using MAC authentication.
Vendor-specific (WISPr)
HP ProCurve supports the following Wi-Fi Alliance vendor-specific attributes.
Location-Name
The WISPr location name assigned to the service controller.
SMI network management private enterprise code = 14122
Vendor-specific attribute type number = 2
Attribute type: A string in the format: wispr-location-name=location_name
Location-ID
The WISPr location name assigned to the service controller.
SMI network management private enterprise code = 14122
Vendor-specific attribute type number = 1
Attribute type: A string in the format: wispr-location-id=location_id
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