(RADIATOR) WARNING messages polluting my log :-/

2001-12-27 Thread Andy De Petter


Hello guys,

Has anyone seen these kinds of errors in their authlog?

WARNING: OnlineDatabase Could not find a Client for NAS xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
to double-check Simultaneous-Use.  Perhaps you do not have a reverse DNS
for that NAS?

Where OnlineDatabase is the Identifier for my SQL SessionDatabase.  I
must say, that the IP address for NAS is not in my Clients file, so I'm
actually wondering where that IP address comes from, and why I'm getting
these errors for a NAS that shouldn't even be replied to.

Thanks,

-Andy

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Re: (RADIATOR) check attributes

2001-12-27 Thread Sergio Gonzalez

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Just forget what I said.

there is a hole difference between Dic (from Diciembre in spanish) and Dec 
(from December in english)

that was my prob.


Best regards


Hello there:


I got the next realm config in my radius.cfg file:


Realm whatever
  RejectHasReason
  AuthBy SQL
 DBSourcedbi:mysql:radius
 DBUsername  XX
 DBAuth  XX

 DefaultSimultaneousUse 1

 AuthSelect select PASSWORD, TIMELEFT, CHECKATTR from SUBSCRIBERS 
 where USERNAME = '%n'  and TIMELEFT  0
 AuthColumnDef   0,User-Password,check
 AuthColumnDef   1,Session-Timeout,reply
 AuthColumnDef   2,GENERIC,check

 AccountingStopsOnly
 AcctSQLStatement update SUBSCRIBERS set 
 TIMELEFT=TIMELEFT-0%{Acct-Session-Time} where USERNAME='%n'

 /AuthBy
/Realm


I want to set into the CHECKATTR database field for a user this:

Service-Type = Framed-User, NAS-Port-Type = Async, Expiration=Dic 29 2001

but I think I'm doing something wrong. No matter what date I set in the 
Expiration attribute, radiator always said:

 Reply-Message = Request Denied
 Reply-Message = Expiration date has passed

What am I doing wrong?




Sergio Alejandro Gonzalez
Director Operativo
SkyNet de Colombia.
Bogota, Colombia, South America.
57 (+1) 6 422 020
57 (+3) 7 285 094

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(RADIATOR) Using /etc/group

2001-12-27 Thread Barry Andersson



Hi,

Is it possible for Radiator to examine the Unix group that 
a user is a member of to determine their connection profile (eg session time, 
idle time, etc.)? 

I am currently authenticating to /etc/passwd 
andwriting to a flat detail file but would like to use the user's group to 
determine their connection profile.

Barry Andersson



(RADIATOR) Cisco NAS boxen trouble

2001-12-27 Thread Chris M

I was having trouble getting Framed-IP-Address to update in the Session
database and couldn't figure out why.  I got the following response from
Cisco and thought I'd post it in case it helps anyone else.

Chris
-
I see that you are having difficulty with the aaa accounting on PPP
connections.

The problem you describe is the result of ther router sending the accounting
START record BEFORE the IPCP negotiation is complete.

There are two ways to change this.  The recommended way is to tell the
router to send accounting UPDATEs when there is new information.  This will
accomplish what you are after -- getting the Framed-IP-Address sent to the
Radius server.  This is accomplished through this global configuration mode:

  aaa accounting update newinfo

If, however, your accounting software cannot deal with START, UPDATE, and
STOP records, there is another option, though it is officially not
supported:

  aaa accounting delay-start

Either of these should accomplish what you are after


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