Tacacs-server authneticate slip

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From: Evan R. Wetstone
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 17:35

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Has anyone gotten the command "tacacs-server authenticate slip" to work?

I'm trying to find some mechanism to allow and control SLIP access to our
terminal server on the same lines that I allow unauthenticated (but address-
filtered) telnet access.  The manual suggests that "tacacs-server
authenticate slip" would be the way to do this.

I can't get it to work at all.  On some of our lines (which require tacacs
authentication to log into) the terminal server will send a "SLIPON" message
to the tacacs server.  Watching this with our Sniffer, I can see that it 
sends the tacacs message with just a userid.  On our other lines, which do
not require tacacs logins, no message gets sent at all.  In no case does
the terminal server ever prompt for a userid and password to enable SLIP.

Our terminal server is a CSC/2 running 8.3(3.1 )

Any pointers will be appreciated.

-- 
Evan

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