Enter a name you want to use as the role name attribute. By default, Role Name Attribute is set to Avaya-SBCE-Role-Name . If you are using attributes that are defined in the standard RADIUS dictionary, you can use the standard dictionary and a custom dictionary is not required. However, if you are using the default attribute name Avaya-SBCE-Role-Name , or are using a vendor-specific attribute as the role attribute name, you must create a custom dictionary definition. A custom dictionary is required to handle the attribute the Avaya SBC requires for authorization. A sample dictionary is provided below, which can be modified with any values if necessary. If a different RADIUS attribute is desired, then any attribute can be used including both default values and custom values.
Note:
There might be scenarios when a custom dictionary is required to define a new attribute that Avaya SBC administration can recognize, or to handle conflicts if a RADIUS server is already using an existing Avaya dictionary. In this scenario, Avaya SBC administration will read from a file located at /usr/local/ipcs/etc/gui-radius-dictionary, if it exists. It is important to note that defining this file will prevent Avaya SBC administration from reading the default dictionary and instead use the contents of the file as the new dictionary.
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# WARNING: This dictionary file is intended to be a sample and
# is intended to illustrate how to define attributes for use with
# the Avaya SBCE SSO fall-through authentication functionality.
# The identifiers in this file have not been officially allocated
# and may need modification to interop with other vendor specific
# attributes from Avaya or other vendors.
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VENDOR Avaya-SBCE 6889
BEGIN-VENDOR Avaya-SBCE
ATTRIBUTE Avaya-SBCE-Role-Name 1 string
END-VENDOR Avaya-SBCE
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