Packet Variable Group Additions

The following entries get added the packet variable group as part of a successful RADIUS packet decode.

Name Description

Packet-Type The first byte of the RADIUS request packet converted to an enumeration literal using the pseudo-attribute Packet-Type. If no match occurs, the decimal representation of the unsigned byte is provided instead.
Examples

Access-Request

204

Packet-Identifier The second byte of the RADIUS request packet converted to an unsigned decimal value.

Packet-Length The third and fourth bytes of a RADIUS request packet converted to an unsigned decimal value.

Packet-Authenticator The fifth through twentieth byte of a RADIUS requeset packet converted to a hexadecimal string.

Client-Name The name of the client taken from the matching client file entry.

Source-Address The source IP address of the UDP packet containing the current request.

Source-Port The source port of the UDP packet containing the current request.

Destination-Address The destination IP address of the UDP packet containing the current request. If the packet is received by a listener using the wildcard address, the address will contain 0.0.0.0.

Destination-Port The destination port of the UDP packet containing the current request.

Receipt-Time The packet receipt time in 'YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS:sss' format using the locally specified timezone.

EAP-Code An integer containing the EAP code type, if the original request contains an EAP-Message attribute.

EAP-Identifier An integer containing the EAP identifier number, if the original request contains an EAP-Message attribute.

EAP-Type An integer containing the EAP type number, if the original request containts an EAP-Message attribute.

EAP-Identity The Identity from an EAP-Message, if available.

EAP-Base-Identity The user portion of Eap-Identity, if available, parsed like the User-Name attribute.

EAP-Identity-Realm The realm portion of Eap-Identity, if available, parsed like the User-Name attribute.

EAP-Nak An integer containing the alternate protocol number to use from an EAP-Nak typed Eap-Message attribute. This attribute can have multiple values (a list). Use FIRST or LAST modifiers to access individual elements.

Full-User-Name A copy of request.User-Name.

Base-User-Name The user portion of request.User-Name attribute parsed using rules specified by properties server.delimiter_precidence and server.suffix_delimiters.

User-Realm The realm portion of request.User-Name attribute parsed using rules specified by properties server.delimiter_precidence and server.suffix_delimiters.

Acct-Start-Time If a START record, the current time minus the delay time. If an INTERIM-UPDATE or STOP, the current time minus the delay time, minus the session time.

Acct-Stop-Time If an INTERIM-UPDATE or a STOP record, the current time minus the delay time.

Normalized-NAS-Port A normalized version of request.nas-port. This value is only different (currently) from the original when the port is determined to be in TAOS_1_2_2 format.

NAS-Port-Shelf The SHELF portion of request.nas-port, when the port is interpretted using various TAOS formats.

NAS-Port-Slot The SHELF portion of request.nas-port, when the port is interpretted using various TAOS formats.

NAS-Port-Line The LINE portion of request.nas-port, when the port is interpretted using various TAOS formats.

NAS-Port-Channel The CHANNEL portion of request.nas-port, when the port is interpretted using various TAOS formats.

NAS-Port-CallType The CALLTYPE portion of request.nas-port, when the port is interpretted using TAOS_1_2_2 format.

Framed-IPv6-Address Computed from request.framed-interface-id and request.framed-ipv6-prefix.

Status Added during final response processing to be available in logging messages. It contains a short form of the response packet type. (ACCEPT, REJECT, DISCARD, CHALLENGE).

Last-Disposition-Message The message associated with the previous plug-in disposition.

Name	Description
Packet-Type	The first byte of the RADIUS request packet converted to an enumeration literal using the pseudo-attribute Packet-Type. If no match occurs, the decimal representation of the unsigned byte is provided instead. Examples `Access-Request` `204`
Packet-Identifier	The second byte of the RADIUS request packet converted to an unsigned decimal value.
Packet-Length	The third and fourth bytes of a RADIUS request packet converted to an unsigned decimal value.
Packet-Authenticator	The fifth through twentieth byte of a RADIUS requeset packet converted to a hexadecimal string.
Client-Name	The name of the client taken from the matching client file entry.
Source-Address	The source IP address of the UDP packet containing the current request.
Source-Port	The source port of the UDP packet containing the current request.
Destination-Address	The destination IP address of the UDP packet containing the current request. If the packet is received by a listener using the wildcard address, the address will contain 0.0.0.0.
Destination-Port	The destination port of the UDP packet containing the current request.
Receipt-Time	The packet receipt time in 'YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS:sss' format using the locally specified timezone.
EAP-Code	An integer containing the EAP code type, if the original request contains an EAP-Message attribute.
EAP-Identifier	An integer containing the EAP identifier number, if the original request contains an EAP-Message attribute.
EAP-Type	An integer containing the EAP type number, if the original request containts an EAP-Message attribute.
EAP-Identity	The Identity from an EAP-Message, if available.
EAP-Base-Identity	The user portion of Eap-Identity, if available, parsed like the User-Name attribute.
EAP-Identity-Realm	The realm portion of Eap-Identity, if available, parsed like the User-Name attribute.
EAP-Nak	An integer containing the alternate protocol number to use from an EAP-Nak typed Eap-Message attribute. This attribute can have multiple values (a list). Use FIRST or LAST modifiers to access individual elements.
Full-User-Name	A copy of request.User-Name.
Base-User-Name	The user portion of request.User-Name attribute parsed using rules specified by properties server.delimiter_precidence and server.suffix_delimiters.
User-Realm	The realm portion of request.User-Name attribute parsed using rules specified by properties server.delimiter_precidence and server.suffix_delimiters.
Acct-Start-Time	If a START record, the current time minus the delay time. If an INTERIM-UPDATE or STOP, the current time minus the delay time, minus the session time.
Acct-Stop-Time	If an INTERIM-UPDATE or a STOP record, the current time minus the delay time.
Normalized-NAS-Port	A normalized version of request.nas-port. This value is only different (currently) from the original when the port is determined to be in TAOS_1_2_2 format.
NAS-Port-Shelf	The SHELF portion of request.nas-port, when the port is interpretted using various TAOS formats.
NAS-Port-Slot	The SHELF portion of request.nas-port, when the port is interpretted using various TAOS formats.
NAS-Port-Line	The LINE portion of request.nas-port, when the port is interpretted using various TAOS formats.
NAS-Port-Channel	The CHANNEL portion of request.nas-port, when the port is interpretted using various TAOS formats.
NAS-Port-CallType	The CALLTYPE portion of request.nas-port, when the port is interpretted using TAOS_1_2_2 format.
Framed-IPv6-Address	Computed from request.framed-interface-id and request.framed-ipv6-prefix.
Status	Added during final response processing to be available in logging messages. It contains a short form of the response packet type. (ACCEPT, REJECT, DISCARD, CHALLENGE).
Last-Disposition-Message	The message associated with the previous plug-in disposition.