Configuring Dictionaries for the SIC Group (SRC CLI)

You can add new attributes or modify the current attributes in an SIC dictionary. To add or modify an attribute in a dictionary, specify the unique name of the attribute and configure the RADIUS properties of the attribute.

Note: To create a new dictionary, we recommend that you work with Juniper Networks Technical Support.

Use the following statements to configure attributes in an SIC dictionary:

To add or modify attributes in an SIC dictionary:

1. From configuration mode, access the statement that specifies the unique name for the dictionary. This sample procedure uses group1 as the group identifier and dic1 as the dictionary identifier.
   [edit]user@host# edit shared sic group group1 dictionary dic1
2. Specify the unique name for the attribute you want to add or modify in the dictionary.
   [edit shared sic group group1 dictionary dic1]user@host# edit attribute id
3. Specify that the attribute is a RADIUS attribute.
   [edit shared sic group group1 dictionary dic1 attribute id]user@host# edit radius
4. Specify the attribute type.
   [edit shared sic group group1 dictionary dic1 attribute attribute1 radius]user@host# set type type
5. Specify the format of the RADIUS attribute.
   [edit shared sic group group1 dictionary dic1 attribute attribute1 radius]user@host# set format (one-byte-integer | integer | eight-byte-integer | string | ipv4-address | ipv6-address | time | octets)

   where:

   • one-byte-integer—Attribute value is an 8-bit unsigned integer.
   • integer—Attribute value is a 32-bit unsigned integer.
   • eight-byte-integer—Attribute value is a 64-bit unsigned integer.
   • string—Attribute value is a string.
   • ipv4-address—Attribute value is an IPv4 address.
   • ipv6-address—Attribute value is an IPv6 address.
   • time—Attribute value is a 32-bit unsigned value, with the most significant octet appearing first. The value is equal to the number of seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, January 1, 1970.
   • octets—Attribute value consists of raw bytes.
6. (Optional) Specify the vendor ID for the attribute.
   [edit shared sic group group1 dictionary dic1 attribute attribute1 radius]user@host# set vendor-id vendor-id
7. (Optional) Specify whether the attribute should be encrypted without the salt.
   [edit shared sic group group1 dictionary dic1 attribute attribute1 radius]user@host# set encrypt
8. (Optional) Specify whether the attribute should be encrypted with the salt.
   [edit shared sic group group1 dictionary dic1 attribute attribute1 radius]user@host# set salt-encrypt
9. (Optional) Specify whether the RADIUS attribute is tagged.
   [edit shared sic group group1 dictionary dic1 attribute attribute1 radius]user@host# set tagged
10. (Optional) Specify whether the RADIUS attribute carries sensitive data, so its value will not be logged.
    [edit shared sic group group1 dictionary dic1 attribute attribute1 radius]user@host# set sensitive
11. (Optional) Specify the name and value of the constant you want to associate with the data contained in the RADIUS attribute.
    [edit shared sic group group1 dictionary dic1 attribute attribute1 radius constant]user@host# set constant-name constant-name constant-value
12. (Optional) If you modify an existing dictionary, you need to restart the SIC.
    user@host# restart component sic

Related Documentation

• Example: Basic SIC Group Configuration (SRC CLI)
• Configuring the Device Models Supported by the SIC Group (SRC CLI)
• SIC Dictionaries and Device Models Overview (SRC CLI)