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Using RADIUS Agent for Transparent User Identification > RADIUS Agent deployment and configuration > Configuring RADIUS Agent settings in the Web Security manager
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Under Basic Agent Configuration, enter the RADIUS Agent IPv4 address or host name.
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Enter the Port that RADIUS Agent should use to communicate with other Websense components. The default is 30800.
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To establish an authenticated connection between Filtering Service and RADIUS Agent, select Enable authentication, and then enter a Password for the connection.
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Under RADIUS Server, enter the RADIUS server address or name. If you provide the IP address, use IPv4 address format.
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If your network includes a RADIUS client, enter the RADIUS client address or name. If you provide the IP address, use IPv4 address format.
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Enter the User entry timeout interval, used to determine how often RADIUS Agent refreshes its user map. Typically, the default query value (24 hours) is best.
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Use the Authentication Ports and Accounting Ports settings to specify which ports RADIUS Agent uses to send and receive authentication and accounting requests. For each type of communication, you can specify which port is used for communication between:
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When you are finished making configuration changes, click OK to return to the Settings > User Identification page, then click OK again to cache your changes. Changes are not saved until you click Save and Deploy.
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Using RADIUS Agent for Transparent User Identification > RADIUS Agent deployment and configuration > Configuring RADIUS Agent settings in the Web Security manager
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