CUI Information in RADIUS Accounting Request
Chargeable User Identity (CUI) is a unique identifier for a client visiting a network regardless of the outer identity or the device used for login. In other words, CUI is an obscured version of a username. A client must be authenticated and authorized before being allowed to the network. The CUI attribute can be used as an alternative for a client’s username as part of the authentication process.
To handle RADIUS attribute 89 processing, a null value of CUI is attached an access-request sent to a AAA server. This is done using the access-session wireless cui-enable command. As part of an access-accept message, a CUI-capable AAA server sends the CUI string to the controller. The controller then sends this received CUI attribute in accounting packets and other access-request packets, if any.
Prerequisites
Ensure that AAA override is enabled.
Restrictions
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Only 802.1x network authentication protocol is supported.
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Inter-Release Controller Mobility (IRCM) is not supported.
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FlexConnect local authentication is not supported. Only local mode and FlexConnect central authentication mode is supported.