You (should) already have a DEFAULT entry (profile) in users file for
Service-Type Framed-User. Just add Ascend-Data-Filter, Port-Limit etc.
entries to it. That is if by "default profile" you mean one that
should apply to everyone. If not, you will need to create groups and
apply DEFAULT profile to them.
Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP
Dana 28/6/2007, "suganthi velusamy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> piše:
> Hi all....
>
> In the file radiusd.c, i am not able to understand the following...
> what is "fake request" and what is duplicate requests??????? when a request
> is considered as duplicate???
>
>
> /*
> * "fake" requests MUST NEVER be in the request list.
> *
> * They're used internally in the server. Any reply
> * is a reply to the local server, and any proxied packet
> * gets sent outside of the tunnel.
> */
> rad_assert((curreq->options & RAD_REQUEST_OPTION_FAKE_REQUEST) == 0);
>
>
> /*
> * The current request isn't finished, which
> * means that the NAS sent us a new packet, while
> * we are still processing the old request.
> */
> if (!curreq->finished) {
> /*
> * If the authentication vectors are identical,
> * then the NAS is re-transmitting it, trying to
> * kick us into responding to the request.
> */
> if (memcmp(curreq->packet->vector, packet->vector,
> sizeof(packet->vector)) == 0) {
> RAD_SNMP_INC(rad_snmp.auth.total_dup_requests);
>
>
> /* /*
> * It's not finished because the request
> * was proxied, but there was no reply
> * from the home server.
> */
> if (curreq->proxy && !curreq->proxy_reply) {
> /*
> * We're taking care of sending
> * duplicate proxied packets, so
> * we ignore any duplicate
> * requests from the NAS.
> *
> * FIXME: Make it ALWAYS synchronous!
> */
> if (!mainconfig.proxy_synchronous) {
> RAD_SNMP_TYPE_INC(listener,
> total_packets_dropped);
> DEBUG2("Ignoring duplicate packet
> from client "
> "%s:%d - ID: %d, due to
> outstanding proxied request %d.",
>
> client_name(packet->src_ipaddr),
> packet->src_port, packet->id,
> curreq->number);
>
>
>Thanks....
>
>
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