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Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) AV-PAIR attribute to send to apply a ACL list on
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I did this using name based filters on the Cisco (however I don't think it
would be any different with number based filters).
Filter-ID = myfilter
or
Filter-ID = 103
One thing I did learn is that there is a bug in Cisco IOS that prevents
you from using '.' in the filter name. So 'myfilter' would work, but
'my.filter' would not.
Hope this helps.
--Jamie
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, Tony wrote:
->Hi Everyone,
->
->We are evaluating Radiator.
->
->Would anyone know the AV-PAIR attribute to send to a Cisco AS5400 NAS to
->apply an ACL list (already configured on the Cisco) to someone connecting
->(in the authentication moment).
->
->Thanks,
->Tony
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