Hello Stephen -
To assign static addresses, you would normally specify the address in the
reply attributes for the user in whatever user database you have.
In a flat file it would look like this:
# define users
# check attributes on the first line (no trailing comma)
# reply attributes on second and subsequent lines
someuser Password = ....., .....
Service-Type = Framed-User,
Framed-Protocol = PPP,
Framed-IP-Address = 1.2.3.4,
Framed-IP-Netmask = .....,
......
anotheruser Password = ......, .....
.......
If you have any other questions, please contact me.
regards
Hugh
ps - the contents of the goodies directory like wimscomplex example are
contributed by Radiator users and are not supported directly by us
On Wed, 27 Mar 2002 08:44, Stephen Malenshek wrote:
> I am trying to implement a new installation of Radiator 3.0 on Red Hat
> 7.2 with a Postgres backend on a separate machine. I have searched
> through the archives and have a list in regards to static ip address
> assignment from radius and I have yet to find anything regarding this.
> Also, I have taken the wimscomplex example in the goodies and tried to
> adapt it to our environment. My biggest problem is that I do not
> understand the mappings for the tables in the radius.cfg file for the
> database. I will admit this, I do not have an extreme amount of
> knowledge of databases and all my experience with radius is with the
> Cistron version, which we have been running for three years. Everything
> else we are doing is pretty normal and all pools are assigned by the
> nas, but I would be interested in looking at some type of configuration
> to where it issues the assignments.
>
> As a future development plan, I have expectations of converting
> everything for authentication to radius (Exim, ProFTP & Apache) to where
> we have a database of the information instead of local flat files and
> logs of everything. This to me is our ultimate goal to achieve, and I
> am mentioning this to asses opinions from everyone on what the best way
> to plan for this implementation without slowing the initial down.
> Please let me know. I would be more than happy to send any information
> necessary on if anyone is interested in helping me with this endeavor.
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
> Stephen Malenshek
> President/CEO
> Valuelinx Corporation
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