Alcatel-Lucent 8950 AAA User Manual

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Advanced Authentication Options

Using the 8950 AAA Policy Assistant in Server

Management Tool

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– MD5

Detect passwords using MD5 format

– Salted MD5

Detect passwords using Salted MD5 format

– MD4

Detect passwords using MD4 format

– UNIX/Linux DES

Detect passwords using UNIX/Linux DES format

– UNIX/Linux MD5

Detect passwords using UNIX/Linux MD5 format

– UNIX/Linux SHA

Detect passwords using UNIX/Linux SHA format

• EAP LEAP Detection

Automatically detect passwords stored separately
from the user profile or using an external service for
authentication

– EAP LEAP (NT password)

Detect NT passwords

– EAP LEAP (Plain text password)

Detect plain text passwords

– EAP LEAP (MD4 password)

Detect MD4 passwords

• EAP MS CHAP V2 Detection

Automatically detect passwords stored separately
from the user profile or using an external service for
authentication

– EAP MS CHAP V2 (NT password)

Detect NT passwords

– EAP MS CHAP V2 (Plain text

password)

Detect plain text passwords

– EAP MS CHAP V2 (MD4 password)

Detect MD4 passwords

User Profile Options

• Password from User File

Use information from user file as specified in Auth-
Type attribute

– Plain Text Password

Detect passwords using plain text format

– SHA

Detect passwords using SHA format

– Salted SHA

Detect passwords using Salted SHA format