Internal RADIUS Authentication (via nginx)

To configure Internal RADIUS Authentication (via nginx):

1. On your Operations Monitor, Navigate to Radius Authentication under admin → Settings → External Devices.
2. Click the RADIUS authentication enabled checkbox to enable RADIUS authentication.
3. Configure details as given here:

   Table 6-3 Radius Authentication

   Field	Value	Remarks
   RADIUS server hostname	127.0.0.1	Hostname should be localhost for internal communication with radsecproxy
   RADIUS server port number:	1812	The UDP port on which the radsecproxy server is listening
   RADIUS shared secret	radsec	This field must contain the secret that is shared by Operations Monitor and the RADIUS server used for authentication. The recommended and default will be radsec
   RADIUS NAS identifier	OCOM	a string identifier and is used by the RADIUS server to determine whether or not the request is coming from Operations Monitor.
   RADIUS timeout	5	Number of seconds to wait response from RADIUS server.
   Number of retries issued by RADIUS client	3	Number of retry attempts if a request to the RADIUS server fails

For more information on configuring internal RADIUS authentication, see the section RADIUS Authentication in the Oracle Communications Operations Monitor User Guide.