Hello Todd -
On Sat, 17 Jun 2000, Todd Knaus wrote:
> Dear Fellow Radiator Users,
>
> Does anyone know how to setup a dynamic IP Pool within Radiator ? i.e. a
> customer calls in and they are assigned a dynamic address from an IP
> Pool?
>
> In the past we had the actuall server (a livingston Portmaster) do the
> assignment. However, we have purchased a new CISCO AS5300 and evidently
> the 5300 cannot do this. Well, actaully I guess it can however, if we
> set it up using a dynamic Pool then our Static customer have problems.
> So we are being told that either you have Radius do everything or you
> have the CISCO do everything.....but you can't have the CISCO hand out
> dynamic and Radius hand out static.
>
> So since we have Radiator authenticating off of Platypus I want to keep
> everything off radius. So I need to add a Dyanmic IP Pool someplace in
> Radius. Would I do this in the radius.cfg file or someplace in Platypus?
>
Download Radiator 2.16.1 and use the new <AuthBy DYNADDRESS> and
<AddressAllocator SQL> clauses to define your address pools in your SQL database
and allocate the IP addresses dynamically. Have a look at sections 6.38 and 6.39
in the Radiator 2.16.1 reference manual. There is also an example configuration
file (with many comments) in the file "goodies/addressallocator.cfg" in the
distribution.
hth
Hugh
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