How To: SecureAuth Test Tools

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Overview

This is an index of SecureAuth Knowledge Base How-To articles covering tools used to test RADIUS, LDAP, and Epic EPCS VAM connectivity independently of the SecureAuth Identity Provider (IdP), kept here as one place to find them.

• How To: Test RADIUS Using NTRadPing: uses the free NTRadPing utility on Windows to send test RADIUS authentication requests without a real network client.
• How to test RADIUS using RADCLIENT on Linux/WSL.: uses the Linux/WSL radclient command-line utility to send test RADIUS authentication requests, including a multi-factor challenge/response.
• How To Test RADIUS Using RadTest: uses the RadTest utility on Windows to send test RADIUS authentication requests, including a second-factor challenge/response using the server's returned state attribute.
• How To: Use the SecureAuth LDAP Tool: uses SecureAuth's own LDAP Tool to test an LDAP connection independently of the IdP.
• How to Use the PortQuery Tool for LDAP (Internal): uses Microsoft's PortQuery tool to confirm whether an LDAP port (389 or 636) is open and listening on the domain controller.
• Steps to use the LDP.EXE tool to confirm if the SecureAuth service account has proper permissions to Read/Write a particular attribute.: uses Microsoft's LDP.exe tool to confirm the SecureAuth service account has read/write permission on a specific Active Directory attribute.
• How To: Use the Test Tool for Epic EPCS VAM: uses the standalone .NET Test Tool that ships with Epic EPCS VAM to confirm multi-factor authentication is working correctly.

SecureAuth Knowledge Base Articles provide information based on specific use cases and may not apply to all appliances or configurations. Be advised that these instructions could cause harm to the environment if not followed correctly or if they do not apply to the current use case.

Customers are responsible for their own due diligence prior to utilizing this information and agree that SecureAuth is not liable for any issues caused by misconfiguration directly or indirectly related to SecureAuth products.