Radius Server Configure:
Before you send the request to the RADIUS server, you need to define a RADIUS client (usually a NAS) and the shared secret in the server clients file.
Before you send the request to the RADIUS server, you need to define a Radius user and the password in the server users file.
All the other parameters are optional.
Radius Test Configure:
Radius Test act as a NAS client.
You can force Radius Test to issue a authentication requests, on authenticating requests, you must explicitly enter the "User-Name" and "CHAP-Password" or "User-Password" or "EAP-MD5-Password" attribute in the request attribute list, Radius Test can issue a PAP authentication requests if you add the "User-Password" attribute, Radius Test can issue a CHAP authentication requests if you add the "CHAP-Password" attribute, Radius Test can issue a EAP-MD5 authentication requests if you add the "EAP-MD5-Password" attribute.
You can force Radius Test to issue an accounting request, on accounting requests, you must explicitly enter the "Acct-Session-Id" and "Acct-Status-Type" attribute in the request attribute list, depending on the value of "Acct-Status-Type", Radius Test can issue accounting start, stop or update request.
In the lower listbox you can add as many Radius attributes as you like to your request. The list of available attributes and the relevant values in the two dropdown boxes depend on the dictionary file.
In the Log listbox you will get results about the Radius request, along with a complete dump of all the returned Radius attributes.