Introduction

The purpose of the "Radius" report template is to allow the administrator to create reports that are based upon Radius logon activity events.

The report can be found by navigating to "Administration | Reports", then scrolling down to the report "Radius";

Creating a report using the "Radius" template

To create a report based on Radius logon activity you will need to use the context menu option "Create" for the report template "Radius" (highlighted template above).

Using the "Condition Builder" tool to filter reported records

If no conditions are specified, then the report will list details all radius login activity, but additional conditions can be added that filter which records are included in the report.

Condition filters are added using the "Condition Builder" tool that is used to construct the Query Statement and is employed using the icon.

Filters may be applied based on any of the following fields;

Report Scheduling

Whilst the report can be run manually from the management console, it is possible you might want to schedule the report to run a specific times automatically.

This can be achieved by use the report scheduling option;

Configuring Report Output 

The default layout and contents of the report can be customised using the button.

The purpose of the configuration feature is to specify which of the available field are to be listed in the report columns.

In the following table the items listed as included are listed in the report columns, whilst the optional items are not included in the report;

Included

Optional

Domain

ID

Login NameAgent
Error CodeApplication
TimestampUnit
Acct-Status-TypeFirst Name
Acct-Session-TimeLast Name
Acct-Input-PacketsEvent Code
Acct-Terminate-CauseDescription
Called-Station-IdAcct-Delay-Time
Calling-Station-IdAcct-Input-Octets
NAS-IP-AddressAcct-Output Octets

Acct-Output-Packets

Framed-Protocol

Framed-IP-Address

Framed-IP-Netmask

NAS-Port

NAS-Port-Type

Service-Type

Class

Running and Exporting the Report

The newly created report will now be listed in the "Reports" tab (listed under the name that you gave your report, and should be at the end of the list).


Example Report

In the following example we will create a report that will search for radius login activity for users in the domain "spt.deepnetid.com".


We start by naming our report and providing a suitable description, then we click on the icon in order to build our query statement;.

A new window now opens titled "Condition Builder";

For this report we want to search for radius login activity in the domain "spt.deepnetid.com";

We don't need any additional conditions so we click to build the condition, and the Query Statement parameter is updated;





After the report has been saved and run, we will find that the exported report all radius logon activity for users who are members of the specified domain;