Hi!
I think, SQL server with some stored procedures should think of it.
But I doubt that it's possible to bind username to pool.
If I'm right NAS already has to know the name of pool from which it requests
the IP for client and SQL server simply returns to radius free ip from this
pool.
It's possible to bind NAS ip address to some pool
or to bind username to certain ip address.
My answer is not the last instance but I think it's somewhere near the
truth.
Best regards,
Maxim.
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From: "Xiaochen Jing" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 6:36 PM
Subject: SQL and ippool
Hello all,
The scenario will be: when Freeradius receives a user request, it forwards
it to SQL server (local or remote) for authenticating the
username/password.
If the username/password is valid, then Freeradius will use a certain
ippool
to assign IP address to the user, based on username.
Can this be accomplished? I am wondering, when SQL sends a reply back to
Freeradius, how can Freeradius knows what ippool it should use to assign
IP
based on user name?
Can anyone shed some light on it?
Thanks in advance
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