Re: TNT+FreeRadius+-Debian
Hallo, Thanks for the previus prompt and great answers. I guess i should elaborate just one little bit on this. The TNT is a lucent terminal server product listed as Ascend Radius compliant or Extended Radius Protocol compliant. So im wondering if anyone has had any troubles with that on Cistron Ive free radius here on my laptop and on /usr/share/doc/radiusd-freeradius/ there is a file (ascend) where it lists how to get such a protocol working finesays you have to set it tu VSA's instead of the normal way to handle itit says Ascend's a bunch of jerks for not following the protocol but its, lamefully, all ive got (the lucent tnt is an ascend NAS). So.. anyone has such a beast (ascend/lucent TS/NAS)?? working on Cistron I see freeradius works with it. Does cistron work with it? Alex -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: TNT+FreeRadius+-Debian
Hallo, Thanks for the previus prompt and great answers. I guess i should elaborate just one little bit on this. The TNT is a lucent terminal server product listed as Ascend Radius compliant or Extended Radius Protocol compliant. So im wondering if anyone has had any troubles with that on Cistron Ive free radius here on my laptop and on /usr/share/doc/radiusd-freeradius/ there is a file (ascend) where it lists how to get such a protocol working finesays you have to set it tu VSA's instead of the normal way to handle itit says Ascend's a bunch of jerks for not following the protocol but its, lamefully, all ive got (the lucent tnt is an ascend NAS). So.. anyone has such a beast (ascend/lucent TS/NAS)?? working on Cistron I see freeradius works with it. Does cistron work with it? Alex -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: TNT+FreeRadius+-Debian
On 18 Feb 2002 19:40:18 -0600, Debian Usera said: Question... Has anyone gotten to work the lucent tnt lots-o-modems thingie with A free/cistron radiusd and debian? Using Cistron RADIUS since April 1998. Never with Lucent gear, but I've got a mix of Cisco, Jetstream, Patton and Portslave (Linux) NASes. It's a *very* stable product and has features not found in other (commercial) products. Never seen any problems related to Lucent on the mailing list so I guess should work out of the box. How is that compared to, say NavisRadius form lucent??/ or other proprietary AAA solutions. You guys say go proprietary or go freeradius for the dial-in stuff??? This is a new game for mewe got something like 200 dial-in clients coming our way and im really in a tight spot here...I want to go freeradius but dont know if thats a good idea. Ive not much time to play around with it either FreeRADIUS is still beta. I've played with it but it's probably not yet ripe for a production environment. OTOH Cistron is stable and has never let me down from the beginning. Support on the mailing list is excellent, something you'll likely miss with a commercial product. Be sure to d/l the latest version (1.6.6). So, should i buy Navis (or whatever) Radius (and blame lucent if it doesnt work) or should i just keep proving this jerks at work that debian should be the only OS on earth (and hand parts of my anatomy to my boss if it doesnt work)? Hmm... why buy? -- --- Lucas Heise System Network Administrator Laonet Service Center Vientiane, Lao PDR --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP key fingerprint = AB 1F EA D4 ED F1 A2 D2 74 D1 7A C0 2B 97 D2 E9
Re: TNT+FreeRadius+-Debian
Hallo, Thanks for the previus prompt and great answers. I guess i should elaborate just one little bit on this. The TNT is a lucent terminal server product listed as Ascend Radius compliant or Extended Radius Protocol compliant. So im wondering if anyone has had any troubles with that on Cistron Ive free radius here on my laptop and on /usr/share/doc/radiusd-freeradius/ there is a file (ascend) where it lists how to get such a protocol working finesays you have to set it tu VSA's instead of the normal way to handle itit says Ascend's a bunch of jerks for not following the protocol but its, lamefully, all ive got (the lucent tnt is an ascend NAS). So.. anyone has such a beast (ascend/lucent TS/NAS)?? working on Cistron I see freeradius works with it. Does cistron work with it? Alex
Re: TNT+FreeRadius+-Debian
Hallo, Thanks for the previus prompt and great answers. I guess i should elaborate just one little bit on this. The TNT is a lucent terminal server product listed as Ascend Radius compliant or Extended Radius Protocol compliant. So im wondering if anyone has had any troubles with that on Cistron Ive free radius here on my laptop and on /usr/share/doc/radiusd-freeradius/ there is a file (ascend) where it lists how to get such a protocol working finesays you have to set it tu VSA's instead of the normal way to handle itit says Ascend's a bunch of jerks for not following the protocol but its, lamefully, all ive got (the lucent tnt is an ascend NAS). So.. anyone has such a beast (ascend/lucent TS/NAS)?? working on Cistron I see freeradius works with it. Does cistron work with it? Alex
TNT+FreeRadius+-Debian
Question... Has anyone gotten to work the lucent tnt lots-o-modems thingie with A free/cistron radiusd and debian? How is that compared to, say NavisRadius form lucent??/ or other proprietary AAA solutions. You guys say go proprietary or go freeradius for the dial-in stuff??? This is a new game for mewe got something like 200 dial-in clients coming our way and im really in a tight spot here...I want to go freeradius but dont know if thats a good idea. Ive not much time to play around with it either So, should i buy Navis (or whatever) Radius (and blame lucent if it doesnt work) or should i just keep proving this jerks at work that debian should be the only OS on earth (and hand parts of my anatomy to my boss if it doesnt work)? Alex -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
TNT+FreeRadius+-Debian
Question... Has anyone gotten to work the lucent tnt lots-o-modems thingie with A free/cistron radiusd and debian? How is that compared to, say NavisRadius form lucent??/ or other proprietary AAA solutions. You guys say go proprietary or go freeradius for the dial-in stuff??? This is a new game for mewe got something like 200 dial-in clients coming our way and im really in a tight spot here...I want to go freeradius but dont know if thats a good idea. Ive not much time to play around with it either So, should i buy Navis (or whatever) Radius (and blame lucent if it doesnt work) or should i just keep proving this jerks at work that debian should be the only OS on earth (and hand parts of my anatomy to my boss if it doesnt work)? Alex
