maybe this isn't that creative, but i cannot seem to get the logic to
work. I have an AUTHBY RADIUS that works perfectly. However, it is too
slow. To make it faster Hugh told me to try the AUTHBY SQLRADIUS idea, and
so here I am.
I need an AUTHBY SQLRADIUDS / HostSelect that will be able to handle the
AUTHBY RADIUS below:
<AuthBy RADIUS>
Identifier CheckRemoteRadius
IgnoreAccounting
IgnoreReplySignature
ServerHasBrokenAddresses
RejectEmptyPassword
NoForwardAccounting
NoDefault
#USERNAME = username
#PASSWORD = password
<Host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>
Secret xxxx
AuthPort 1812
Retries 3
RetryTimeout 20
</Host>
# FAILOVER SERVER
<Host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>
Secret xxxx
AuthPort 1812
Retries 3
RetryTimeout 20
</Host>
ReplyHook file:"/usr/local/radiator/hooks/AllocateIPAddressOnReplyFromProxy"
# FILTER NAME: STATIC-ALLOW
AllowInReply Framed-IP-Address,Session-Timeout,Ascend-Data-Filter,Idle-Timeout
AddToReply
Service-Type=Framed-User,Framed-Protocol=PPP,Framed-Netmask=255.255.255.255
</AuthBy>
I have been able to get some information from the radiator documentation
and I have gotten this far:
<AuthBy SQLRADIUS>
Identifier CheckRemoteRadius
IgnoreAccounting
IgnoreReplySignature
ServerHasBrokenAddresses
RejectEmptyPassword
NoForwardAccounting
NoDefault
NumHosts 4
HostSelect select TARGET_%0_AUTH, SHARED_SECRET, PORT, RETRIES,
TIMEOUT from PROXY2 where TARGET_%0_AUTH<>"" and DNIS=
substring('%{Called-Station-Id',7,4) and REALM='' and STATUS=1;
replyHook
file:"/usr/local/radiator/hooks/AllocateIPAddressOnReplyFromProxy"
</AuthBy>
However, I run across a couple problems:
1) When I restart radius I get this error: WARNING: No Hosts defined for
Radius::AuthSQLRADIUS at /etc/radius.cfg line 120. Did I forget
something? I am assuming I Need to tell the AUTHBY SQLRADIUS what database
to use...
2) Can I dynamically load the IP address that is allocated based on the
replyHook? Currently the IP address is allocated via the Handler. I need
a way to pick the IP address out of different pools in the AUTHBY SQLRADIUS.
3) Can I dynamically load the AllowInReply and AddToReply attributes? As
you see in the first AUTHBY RADIUS the attributes are there. However, in
the AUTHBY SQLRADIUS they are not. They would need to be assigned by the DNIS.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
katen
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