Adding Operator-Name

Cisco ISE doesn't insert O-N into the Request by default. O-N helps Home sites identify where their users' authentications are coming from. Combined with Chargeable User Identity, Home and Visited sites can provide and follow an audit trail back to a user without the Visited site knowing the users' details.

Adding the Operator-Name attribute

Go to Policy → Policy Elements → Dictionaries.

Open up the System dropdown.

Open up the Radius dropdown.

Click on RADIUS Vendors.

In the RADIUS Vendors Panel click Add and enter

Dictionary Name as 'Govroam'

Vendor ID as '99999'

Click on Govroam, then Dictionary Attributes

Click Add

Enter:

Attribute Name as 'Operator-Name'

Data Type as STRING

ID as '164'

Modify the Request packet

Go to Administration → Network Resources → RADIUS Server Sequences.

Click on which-ever server sequence relates to the Jisc NRPS.

Click on Advanced Attribute Settings

Enable Modify Attribute in the request

Choose Add - Govroam:Operator-Name - 1realm (where realm is your primary realm)

Click Save