I'm in a spot and I've searched all over Cisco's site, even read the RFC on RADIUS and STILL can't figure out what's going on here..... What I'm hoping to accomplish is to telnet (or dial) into a router (with a test account that I've setup) and have the router redirect me to a server (based on that test user ID's RADIUS settings). I have setup (what I believe to be) all of the properties on the RADIUS side to tell the NAS (router) to start a telnet sessions with w.x.y.z upon login. I can do a debug radius then login to the router and watch what happens. The router sends all of the login information to the RADIUS server, and the server authenticates, and responds with all of the attributes that I configured on the account. However, instead of the router redirecting me to w.x.y.z, it just gives me a router prompt (as if I'd logged in with no radius anything). I'm confused...... are there any commands I need to issue to have the Cisco router act upon the attributes given to it by the RADIUS server upon login? I even tried to configure the RADIUS server with Vendor Specific Attributes for Cisco (trying to emulate TACACS+ commands) but couldn't figure it or, or wasn't doing it right or something.... But even then, when I logged into the router (with the test command) I could see the RADIUS server returning vendor specific attributes (26) and the router doing nothing to act on them..... ANY INPUT, LINKS, ETC..... ANYTHING to help me out would be GREATLY appreciated!! From the looks of it, it's all configured alright, but it seems the router just "sits on" the RADIUS attributes once receiving them and I just need to make the router act upon them.... TIA, Mike W. Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7&i=12436&t=12436 -------------------------------------------------- FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/cisco.html Report misconduct and Nondisclosure violations to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
