We have been using network switches from Enterasys and for logging in to these switches, with AD credentials, we have setup a freeradius server on RHEL 6.5 server, that is working absolutely fine.The /etc/raddb/users file is as below:DOMAIN_USER1     Auth-Type := ntlm_auth                 Filter-id = Enterasys:version=1:mgmt=suDOMAIN_USER2     Auth-Type := ntlm_auth                 Filter-id = Enterasys:version=1:mgmt=suUSER1            Cleartext-password := PASSWORD                 Filter-id = Enterasys:version=1:mgmt=roNow, switches from different vendors like HP and Extreme networks are introduced in our network environment. With above mentioned attributes, logging in to the HP and Extreme switches is possible, but just as a read-only user (which, I suppose, is due to improper attributes set).In order to deal with this, I've added another user USER2, in order to log in to Extreme switches with admin rights, in the /etc/raddb/users file as below:USER2           User-password := PASSWORD                Service-Type = Administrative-User,                Filter-Id = unlimWith this, user USER2 is able to log in to the Extreme switch with admin rights.How should I proceed if I want to have single user account in order to log in to all the switches with admin privileges? How can I apply multiple attributes to single user?
Freeradius server for multiple vendor network
linux;configuration;radius