Unfortunately the word wrapping makes it difficult to read. If this is the
exact file, the # comment signs are missing from the

# Gateway
#=====

lines. Go to the directory where ipassignment.conf is located and run

vpn ipafile_check ipassignment.conf warn

or

vpn ipafile_check ipassignment.conf detail

and it will give you a check of whether your syntax is correct. Make sure
the file is on the enforcement module in $FWDIR/conf/ and not on the
management server, although you can perform the syntax check on the
management server.

Ray


From: "RISPAL Yannick - NTR ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] )"
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Subject: [FW-1] Office mode, ipassignment.conf and radius authentication.
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 11:47:41 +0200

Dear all,



I've put in place a firewall module with VPN-1 and Policy server NGAI
(R54). My SmartConsole is also with version R54. There is also a radius
server with steel-belted radius v4.0. My secureclient is a R54 release.



I use some users created in the smartconsole database with radius
authentication. I've also created a "generic*" user with radius
authentication. I use office mode with ip pool. Everything is OK, each
user have acces to the internal lan with an address from this ip pool.



Now I want to implement some additionnals features :



* "ip per user" or "ip per group" :



How can I do that ? I've tried an ip address allocation per user with
the ipassignment.conf file, it didn't work. I don't know if it's a
syntax problem or something else. Here is my ipassignment.conf  file :



Gateway               Type     IP Address
User Name

=============  =====  ==================================
=========================================

my_gw                 range    10.0.0.1-10.0.0.10
grp_1                                     # console database group with
my.fw.user1

my_gw,                 range    10.0.0.11-10.0.0.20/27
grp_2                                     # console database group with
my.fw.user2

my_gw                  range    10.0.0.11-10.0.0.20/27
radius_grp_1                           # radius group with radius user1

my_gw,                 range    10.0.0.21-10.0.0.30/27
radius_grp_2                           # radius group with radius user2

my_gw                 addr      10.0.0.11,
<file:///\\MY.DOMAIN\MY.USER1> \\MY.DOMAIN\MY.USER1       # radius user1

my_gw,                 addr      10.0.0.21,
<file:///\\MY.DOMAIN\MY.USER2> \\MY.DOMAIN\MY.USER2        # radius
user2

my_gw                 addr      10.0.0.2,
my.fw.user1                             # console database user1

my_gw,                addr      10.0.0.12,
my.fw.user2                             # console database user2



Each line has a different syntax. I've tried all those examples without
any success. If you know why ?



* "ip per group" with radius group :



I have seen in the following document that it's possible to configure a
fp4 gw to assign ip addresses based on radius groups :




<http://support.checkpoint.com/kb/docs/public/firewall1/ng/pdf/om_ip_ass ignment.pdf> http://support.checkpoint.com/kb/docs/public/firewall1/ng/pdf/om_ip_assi gnment.pdf



I'm going to test this configuration but I don't know how to configure
my rule base to provide a different level of acces according to these
radius groups, something like this :



SRC                             DST                             VPN
SERVICE                               ACTION

------------------------------      ------------------------------
------------------------------      ------------------------------
------------------------------

[EMAIL PROTECTED]        vpn_domain                 remote_access
service_vpn_grp_radius 1         accept

[EMAIL PROTECTED]        vpn_domain                 remote_access
service_vpn_grp_radius_2        accept



More exactly, I don't know how this rule base can interact with my
definition of the users which used the "generic*" user.





If you know this please give me the trick...





Regards,





Yannick Rispal

Network Engineer

Atos Origin

64 rue du 8 mai 1945

92025 Nanterre Cedex

France

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