picks up the same request twice
Hello RADIUS-people!
In my radius server I have a certain NAS defined in the clients.conf
file as (example) :
client 1.1.1.1{
shortname = one
secret = oneone
}
and the same NAS in the proxy.conf file like this :
realm one{
type = radius
authhost = 1.1.1.1:1812
accthost = 1.1.1.1:1813
secret = oneone
}
This creates confusion because when receiving a request from this NAS,
my radius server recognize it twice. One that is proxied and one that is
treated locally (without striping of the realm). How can I solve this
so that when the request should be proxied it is only proxied and when
it should be treated locally it is only treated locally?
I hope I made my question clear...
Loads of thanks!
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Vicky
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Re: picks up the same request twice
Hello RADIUS-people!
In my radius server I have a certain NAS defined in the clients.conf
file as (example) :
client 1.1.1.1{
shortname = one
secret = oneone
}
and the same NAS in the proxy.conf file like this :
realm one{
type = radius
authhost = 1.1.1.1:1812
accthost = 1.1.1.1:1813
secret = oneone
}
This creates confusion because when receiving a request from this NAS,
my radius server recognize it twice. One that is proxied and one that is
treated locally (without striping of the realm). How can I solve this
so that when the request should be proxied it is only proxied and when
it should be treated locally it is only treated locally?
I hope I made my question clear...
Loads of thanks!
Having that IP in clients.conf and proxy.conf is not causing confusion,
that's required. I'm not sure I understand what the issue is, can you
post radiusd -X output and show where the problem is?
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Re: picks up the same request twice
vicky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This creates confusion because when receiving a request from this NAS, my radius server recognize it twice. I don't think so. I've successfully run both client multiple servers on the same box without any problems. One that is proxied and one that is treated locally (without striping of the realm). I think you're confused. When the server proxies a request, is ALSO processes it locally. This is so that you can control the reply to the NAS. If you want the RADIUS server to NOT process the request locally, edit it's configuration files so that the only thing it does is proxying. Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
