Hello Kirk -

On Fri, 10 Dec 1999, Kirk Rogers wrote:
> Hello,
> I've recently purchased RADIATOR and I think most of the system (standard
> analog dial-up users) is working.  However, I also have a few dozen Pipeline
> 85 router customers who are configured as small office LAN's with
> 255.255.255.248 subnets.  All of them are currently working on AAC (Ascends
> Access Control RADIUS) but we would like to convert to RADIATOR ASAP (AAC
> has many bugs!).
> I've performed some fairly detailed troubleshooting but have not come up
> with the answer as of yet.  I've included the config file and the trace if
> anyone cares to view.  
> I'm wondering is anyone else out there has the same system configuration and
> would be willing to share their config file.  I think the issue has
> something to do with the reply items being sent back to the NAS servers
> (Ascend MAX 4000's).
> Anyone else have any advice?
> 
> 
> The config file:
> 
> <Realm sp>
>       <AuthBy GROUP>
>               AuthByPolicy ContinueWhileAccept
>               <AuthBy SQL>
>                       DBSource        dbi:ODBC:remacc
>                       DBUsername admin
>                       DBAuth pword
>                       AuthSelect      select  PASSWORD, \
>       
> CALLED_STATION_ID, \
>       
> EXPIRATION, \
>       
> FRAMED_IP_ADDRESS, \
>       
> FRAMED_IP_NETMASK, \
>       
> FRAMED_PROTOCOL, \
>       
> FRAMED_ROUTE, \
>       
> FRAMED_ROUTING, \
>       
> ASCEND_IDLE_LIMIT, \
>       
> ASCEND_ASSIGN_IP_POOL, \
>       
> SERVICE_TYPE \
>                                                       from
> AUTHENTICATION \
>                                                       where
> USER_NAME='%U'
> 
>                       AuthColumnDef 0,        Password,
> check
>                       AuthColumnDef 1,        Called_Station_Id,
> check
>                       AuthColumnDef 2,        Expiration,
> check
>                       AuthColumnDef 3,        Framed_IP_Address,
> reply
>                       AuthColumnDef 4,        Framed_IP_Netmask,
> reply
>                       AuthColumnDef 5,        Framed_Protocol,
> reply
>                       AuthColumnDef 6,        Framed_Route,
> reply
>                       AuthColumnDef 7,        Framed_Routing,
> reply
>                       AuthColumnDef 8,        Ascend_Idle_Limit,
> reply
>                       AuthColumnDef 9,        Ascend_Assign_IP_Pool,
> reply
>                       AuthColumnDef 10,       Service_Type,
> reply

I think you will find that the AuthColumnDef's are expecting Attributes in the
definitions (and the log file confirms this). Check the spellings in the
dictionary, but at a first glance if you change the "_" to "-" above, things
should improve. Ie: "Service_Type" should be "Service-Type", etc.

hth

Hugh

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