Name
Tunnel-Client-Endpoint
Synopsis
|
Attribute Number |
66 |
|
Length |
3 or more octets |
|
Value |
STRING |
|
Allowed in |
Access-Request, Access-Accept, Accounting-Request |
|
Prohibited in |
Access-Reject, Access-Challenge, Accounting-Response |
|
Presence in Packet |
Not required |
|
Maximum Iterations |
1 |
The
Tunnel-Client-Endpoint
attribute contains the address of the initiator of the tunnel.
It’s designed to work in conjunction with the
Tunnel-Server-Endpoint and
Acct-Tunnel-Connection-ID attributes to provide a
way to identify a specific tunnel for accounting, billing, and
auditing functions. If the tunnel is an IPv4 tunnel, then the value
of this attribute is either the FQDN of the initiator end of the
tunnel or the dotted-decimal (x.x.x.x)
address of the initiator. If the tunnel is an IPv6 tunnel, the string
is either the FQDN as described here or a textual representation of
the address. All other tunnel formats use a tag that refers to local
configuration data specific to the medium.
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