XUA: NonStop IP address not showing up in monitor dumps / wrong UAGROUP is selected when attempting MFA logon from an SSH session
This is NOT an XUA issue. This is an issue with older versions of SSH (pre-ACS), which does not provide the ip address. Specifically, because the ip address is not being recorded in the Safeguard audit, there is no ip address to provide to XUA. The only solution is to upgrade SSH on the affected NonStop to a T0801L02_ACS or later version of SSH. This will correct the issue of the ip address not being recorded in the Safeguard audit.
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