The radius client obtains the radius socket ports to use via the "/etc/services" file. The client only looks up the lines starting with "radius" and "radacct".
- Modify the /etc/services file as follows. Change lines starting with "radius" and "radacct" to the socket numbers you wish. For example:
radius 1645/tcp
radius 1645/ucp
radacct 1646/tcp
radacct 1646/ucp
- After editing /etc/services copy it to /usr2
cp /etc/services /usr2
- Edit /usr2/rc.user and add the following line just above "exit 0":
cp -a /usr2/services /etc/services
- reboot
If you factory default the unit, the "/usr2/rc.user" script file is moved to "/usr2/rc.user.old#" and the default rc.user file will be restored.
Last updated:
Jan 11, 2024