Configure FOXMAN-UN
FOXMAN-UN shall be configured as follows for use of users/passwords for RADIUS authenticated users.
Please note:
“nemadm” in the scope of the feature described in this document is a default username used for RADIUS settings only. It is not related to the “nemadm” user who is the owner of FOXMAN-UN processes and files.
FOXMAN-UN needs two user classes for access to the node: Manager and Session Manager.
For this access FOXMAN-UN uses two dedicated users which are defined with default settings and can be changed in /opt/nem/etc/nem.conf:
User class | Default | nem.conf tag | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
username | password | username | password | |
Manager | nemadm | nemadm | nem_remote_auth_admin_user | nem_remote_auth_admin_user_pwd |
Session Manager | sessionmanager | sessionmanager | nem_remote_auth_session_user | nem_remote_auth_session_user_pwd |
To adapt these default usernames/passwords to user/passwords which are available on installation side the following steps have to be executed:
1 Create encrypted passwords with stringtool
/opt/nem/bin/stringtool <password >
Example:
$ /opt/nem/bin/stringtool nemadm
7E1C4B1DE2EA7879
$ /opt/nem/bin/stringtool session
B261E2B152ECADD7EF40733064D77107
2 Insert usernames and passwords into nem.conf
nem_remote_auth_admin_user mymanageruser
nem_remote_auth_admin_user_pwd 7E1C4B1DE2EA7879
nem_remote_auth_session_user mysessionmanageruser
nem_remote_auth_session_user_pwd B261E2B152ECADD7EF40733064D77107
3 Restart FOXMAN-UN by entering the two commands: “nemstop” followed by “nemstart”.
Also see a sample setup in the user manual [1KHW002414] FOXMAN-UN under Linux, section “Configuration for RADIUS Authenticated Users”.