serv1 20# more radius.cfg
# /usr/local/etc/radius.cfg
DbDir /usr/local/etc/raddb
DictionaryFile %D/dictionary

# Set this to the directory where your logging files
go
LogDir /var/log

#default auth port = 1645
#default acct port = 1646
AuthPort 50
AcctPort 51

#for mulithomed systems:
BindAddress 206.242.16.3

PidFile /etc/radiator.pid

<Log FILE>
        Filename %L/radiator 
        #for testing
        Trace 3
</Log>

#<SessionDatabase DBM>
#       Filename %D/session
#       Identifier SessDB       
#</SessionDatabase >

        #ascend
<Client 206.242.16.2>
        #ascend2
        IdenticalClients 206.242.16.6
        #ascend3
        IdenticalClients 206.242.16.7
        #ascend4
        IdenticalClients 206.242.16.5
        #ascend5
        IdenticalClients 206.242.16.11
        #ascend6
        IdenticalClients 206.242.16.13
        #ascend7
        IdenticalClients 206.242.16.50
        #ascend8
        IdenticalClients 206.242.16.51
        #ascend9
        IdenticalClients 206.242.16.56
        #ascend10
        IdenticalClients 206.242.16.57
        #ascend11
        IdenticalClients 206.242.16.58
        #ascend12
        IdenticalClients 206.242.16.10
        #greenlake-max1
        IdenticalClients 4.17.220.2
        #greenlake-max2
        IdenticalClients 4.17.220.3
        #markesan-max1
        IdenticalClients 206.242.47.18
        #marinette-max1
        IdenticalClients 206.242.47.147
        #berlin-max1
        IdenticalClients 4.17.200.2
        #wautoma-max1
        IdenticalClients 206.242.17.2
        
        Secret ops
        NasType Ascend  
</Client>

#usrnetsvr
<Client 206.242.16.40>
        Secret ops
        NasType unknown
#        NasType TotalControl 
</Client>

#vbe-redback-1.vbe.com
<Client 206.242.16.9>
        Secret ops
        NasType unknown
</Client>

#for IPASS vnas
<Client 206.242.16.3>
        Secret ops
        IdenticalClients serv1
        IdenticalClients serv1.vbe.com
        NasType ignore
</Client>

# For testing: this allows us to honour requests from
radpwtst 
# on localhost.
<Client 206.242.16.3>
        Secret mysecret
        DupInterval 0
</Client>

#Used in USERS file to authenticate off of unix:
# username     AuthType = System<- see Identifier
below...
#              etc...
<AuthBy UNIX>                
        #give this Auth type a name:         
        Identifier System 
        Filename /etc/shadow
</AuthBy>



#the default authentication scheme, we only need one.
<Realm DEFAULT>
        # Log accounting to the detail file in LogDir
        AcctLogFileName /disk2/radacct/detail 

        # This one translates all uppercase chars to
lowercase
        # hopefully prevents a few support calls
        RewriteUsername        tr/[A-Z]/[a-z]/
        #remove trailing/leading spaces 
        RewriteUsername        s/^\s+//  
        RewriteUsername        s/\s+$// 

        #log all password sucess/failiures
        #PasswordLogFileName %L/password.log

        #Fail authentication only on an explicit
REJECT 
        AuthByPolicy ContinueWhileAccept

        # allow us to block callers by Caller-ID #
        #See the file below:
        <AuthBy FILE>
                #if not rejected, go to next AuthBy
                AcceptIfMissing
                Filename %D/reject-calling-station-id
        </AuthBy>

        # next try the USERS file, 
        <AuthBy FILE>
                # By default, all users can only be
logged in once, unless specified in the USERS file
                #DefaultSimultaneousUse 1

                #Do NOT fallthrough to the DEFAULT
user in USERS file if
                #user is in USERS but *fails*
check-items:
                NoDefaultIfFound

                Filename %D/users
        </AuthBy>
        
</Realm>
/usr/local/etc
serv1 21# cd /var/log


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