Quick Start: Enter "*" in the "Search for"
text box, and click "Search" to show all messages logged
the last 30 minutes
The search string allows wildcards, e.g. you can search for
"dat3*" to search all usernames starting with
"dat".
You can do a text search using these criteria:
Username - The user name a user is trying to log in with
Client - Where the user is connecting. Examples of these are:
Port - Search for a specific port
Message - Search the entire message. Remember to use
the wildcard characters if you're searching for a substring. To find all
messages that mention id 106, you can use the search string '*ID: 10
You may want to limit the search further by selecting which type of
information you want to search.
All - All categories of logged information
Auth - Information relating to authentication
Error - Error messages regarding the radius server
Info - General information from the radius server
Proxy - Show proxy errors
Common messages, and explanations
"Login incorrect: [host/PEROTTO] (from client unis port
50010 cli 00-10-60-76-AA-4F)"
The computer uses default values from Microsoft, and is therefore not
correctly set up for 802.1x. "PEROTTO" is in this case the computer name.
The "host/" part informs that this is host based authentication.
"Reply from home server 129.242.5.142:3001 - ID: 251 arrived too late for request 674132. Try increasing 'retry_delay' or 'max_request_time'"
Time-to-live for a buffered request timed out: It took too long to get an
answer from the authentication server, or to finish a request.
"No outstanding request was found for proxy reply from home server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxx - ID xxx"
Also related to timeouts, shouldn't be anything to worry about.
"Dropping conflicting packet from client clientname:1646 - ID: 15 due to unfinished request 709815"
Harmless messages that occur when the NAS'es (switches) resends a request before radius has replied to the previous request. Happens because of its own timeout.
"Rejecting request 709815 due to lack of any response from home server aasgardvn:1646"
This message will usually follow, and be related to, the previous message.