9.64.2.4 Radius Client Agent Messages
Agent Message Events
There are no message events for this agent.
Agent Debug Events
Debug messages are dispatched in debug mode. During execution, the messages are displayed in the Workflow Monitor.
You can configure Event Notifications that are triggered when a debug message is dispatched. For further information about the debug event type, see /wiki/spaces/MD/pages/3205916.
The agent produces the following debug events:
Access request with invalid passwd/secret from <ipaddress>
Indicates an invalid password was entered or is missing for the connection.
Accounting request with invalid signature from <ipaddress>
Indicates the calculated sum, based on secret specified for the agent, is not equal to the secret in the incoming packet.
Incoming invalid code <xx> from <ipaddress>
Indicates the incoming request is not ACCESS_REQUEST or ACCOUNTING_REQUEST.
Maximum number of resends (<x>) reached for packet sent to <ipaddress> on port <port>.
Indicates that the maxumim number of retries have been reached and no more attempts will be made to resend the message.
Request message has remote IP set to <ipaddress> and there is no entry for this address in the Radius Servers table. Rejecting message.
Indicates that the request destination that is set in the workflow has not been configured for the agent.
Access response with invalid passwd/secret from <ipaddress>.
Indicates an incorrect Response Authenticator.
Accounting response with invalid signature from <ipaddress>.
Indicates an incorrect Response Authenticator.
Incoming invalid code(<Code>) from <ipaddress>.
Indicates that the incoming response code is not the expected one.
Maximum number of resends reached for Radius Request [packet id ='ID'] to host : <ipaddress>, port : <port>.
Indicates that the maximum number of repeated attempts had been reached and that no more attempts will be made to send the message.
Radius Request [packet id =<ID>] to host : <ipaddress>, port : <port> has been resent. Number of resends for this request: <NUM>.
Indicates that another attempt is being transmitted.