On Thu, Aug 19, 1999 at 09:25:20AM +0000, Alexander Koch wrote:
> Hallo.
>
> As I am evaluating a new radius daemon to chose I have some
> questions on Radiator.
>
> We have several Ascend Max 4k and 6k, all doing radius auth
> to special hosts (several, no real redundancy and backup),
> we are running the Ascend radius daemon (oh well, no comments,
> please) and we would need one feature:
>
> Have several (2+) radius servers that respond differently
> (however that is achieved, config-wise, fall-through or
> something) depending on the source IP of the request.
> So far we have two radius daemons on the same box, each is
> listening to another port. This works, but if it can be just
> one radius daemon, this would be really fine.
> Is anything like this possible? And, if so, how (roughly)?
> Mind you, this is no roaming...
>
How do you mean differently? Radiator is able to use NAS-IP-Address
(or similar) and Handlers to use different authentication sources
etc.
<Handler NAS-IP-Address=/10.1.1.2|10.1.1.3/>
# whatever
...
</Handler>
<Handler NAS-IP-Address=/10.2.2.2|10.2.2.3/>
# something else
...
</Handler>
You could do it at another level with NAS-IP-Address check items as well.
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