Hi, first of all thank you for your answer. reading my post, i noticed that i was not so clear so i try to describe in more detail my problem. Let suppose we have two companies, A and B, with some traffic agreement. Now, an user belonging to the network A moves into the network B. Network B can not authenticate him, so it proxies the request to the radius server of the network A. Once it receives the reply, it would be nice if network B could limit the access to its resources (for istance allowing the user to connect to the Internet but not to the local resources) for this "guest" user. Basically what I need is to know if there is some way to perform a remote authentication and, at the same time, a local authorization based on the realm information. Thank you again!
> Hello, > I have the following problem: > how can I remote authenticate (in his home network) a user and, at the > same time, authorize him locally? > > Basically my scenario is as follows: > A mobile user belonging to the network A moves to the network B. > The network B proxies the authentication request to the network A in order > to have proof of user's identity. > But how can the network A set the permission for the user in its local > network? > Is that possible, or we must proxy even the authorization request? > > Thank you for you help > > - > List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See > http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
