AAA Access Messages During IPCP Negotiations for Dual-Stack Subscribers

The Ipv4-release-control RADIUS VSA attribute [26-164] can be configured to be sent in the Access-Request and Interim-Acct messages. You can use the aaa ipv4 addr-saving command to configure this attribute to be sent in the access and accounting messages and enable the PPP application to inform the RADIUS server about the released IPv4 address for dual-stack subscribers, immediately after the address is released. The following sections describe the different scenarios during the negotiation of IPCP packets for IPv4 addresses, and the transmission of access messages between the router and the AAA server.

Access-Request Messages When an IPv4 Address is Renegotiated

• [1] User-Name
• [2] User-Password
• [4] NAS-Ip-Address
• [5] NAS-Port
• [25] Class
• [44] Acct-Session-Id
• [87] NAS-Port-Id
• [32] NAS-Identifier
• [26-164] Ipv4-release-control

The other attributes that are supported for this message are optional during renegotiations.

Access-Accept Messages When an IPv4 Address is Assigned

When the Access-Accept message is sent from the RADIUS server after the subscriber is successfully authenticated, during the initial session establishment, this message might or might not contain the Framed-Ip-Address [8] attribute.

• [8] Framed-Ip-Address
• [9] Framed-Ip-Netmask
• [25] Class

• [242] Ascend-Data-Filter (always included if the policy is defined using this attribute for clients)
• [26-4] Primary-DNS
• [26-5] Secondary-DNS (included if the B-RAS user's DNS server is different from the previously stored entry during IPCP negotiation)

• [26-65] Activate-Service
• [242] Ascend-Data-Filter
• [26-66] Deactivate-Service
• [26-58] LI-Action
• [27] Session-Timeout
• [28] Idle-Timeout
• [97] Framed-Ipv6-Prefix
• [123] Delegated-Ipv6-Prefix