7705 SAR-8 IP Filter for RADIUS Server
Posted: 05 Nov 2012 10:02
I am attempting to apply management Ip filters on my SAR-8. Here is the area / code I am referring to -
configure
system
security
management-access-filter
ip-filter
entry <<INSERT NUMBER>>
description "Radius"
src-ip XX.XX.XX.XX/32
protocol udp
dst-port 50837 65535
action permit
I removed the IP, obviously I have a real one in my config.
Everything works fine until I try to lock it down to a specific dst-port. I.E. I test it with the dst-port removed and RADIUS works great. The dst-port line shown above is a UDP port on the SAR-8 that originates (src) and then receives the RADIUS response back (dst) as viewed on a wire-shark trace.
I know that 1812 and 1813 are the standard RADIUS ports and what is used by my RADIUS server, however it appears the SAR-8 uses a different UDP port. I even noticed the port changes throughout the day based on different wire-shark traces.
I am trying to determine what port or range of ports I need to enter to lock this down a bit more than simply removing the dst-port and allowing UDP on all ports.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
configure
system
security
management-access-filter
ip-filter
entry <<INSERT NUMBER>>
description "Radius"
src-ip XX.XX.XX.XX/32
protocol udp
dst-port 50837 65535
action permit
I removed the IP, obviously I have a real one in my config.
Everything works fine until I try to lock it down to a specific dst-port. I.E. I test it with the dst-port removed and RADIUS works great. The dst-port line shown above is a UDP port on the SAR-8 that originates (src) and then receives the RADIUS response back (dst) as viewed on a wire-shark trace.
I know that 1812 and 1813 are the standard RADIUS ports and what is used by my RADIUS server, however it appears the SAR-8 uses a different UDP port. I even noticed the port changes throughout the day based on different wire-shark traces.
I am trying to determine what port or range of ports I need to enter to lock this down a bit more than simply removing the dst-port and allowing UDP on all ports.
Any ideas?
Thanks.