(RADIATOR) HydraRADIUS

2001-11-15 Thread Ricardo D. Albano

Any know HydraRADIUS ?
I'm searching for a radius load balancer (I have 20 radiators), I read about
HydraRADIUS in the Radiator Manual, but I can't contact with this company.
The web page (http://www.hydraweb.com/products/hydraradius/index.asp) is
down (and the DNS too)... :(

RDA.-

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Re: (RADIATOR) Cisco router sending 4 RADIUS accts per login

2001-10-05 Thread Ricardo D. Albano

See the Acct-Delay-Time, this means a miss configuration in the LNS,
possibly the shared secret in the router or in the radiusd.

The router retries n times (every 5 seconds) according the
Acct-Delay-Time, tipically because the LNS don't recive the Accounting ACK
or is invalid.

RDA.-


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 I have the following as check items for some of our customers
 (Service-Type = Framed-User, Time = Al2000 - 0700).  This is used as a
 means of offering service based on time of the day restriction 8pm - 7am.
 I am
 surprised that some of our customers are actually connecting at other time
 outside the range specified.  This is seriously causimg an abuse of our
 network.  Can you pls help?

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  I have an L2TP setup using a Cisco 4500 acting as the Tunnel EndPoint,
  and an Ascend TNT as the Tunnel Initiator. There is a Radiator platform
  which is used as the Tunnel Auth Server which proxies the request
  to our production Radius servers and strips out the L2TP setup
  parameters. This all works fine!
 
  Except...
 
  I get 3 copies of each of the acct-start and acct-stop records.
 
  How can I make it stop?
 
  Radius specific CISCO config lines are:
  aaa new-model
  aaa authentication ppp default local
  aaa authentication ppp vpdn group radius
  aaa accounting network default start-stop group radius
  !
  radius-server host x.x.x.x auth-port 1645 acct-port 1646
  radius-server retransmit 3
  radius-server key XXX
 
  Radiator config is:
 
  # Set this to the directory where your logfile and details file are to
go
  LogDir /var/log/radius
  LogFile %L/radius.%Y%m%d.log
  Trace 3
 
  # Set this to the database directory. It should contain these files:
  # users   The user database
  # dictionary  The dictionary for your NAS
  DbDir /usr/local/etc/raddb
 
  # we're mulithomed, so we'll hard specify the interface we want.
  BindAddress x.x.x.x
 
  # This clause defines a single client to listen to
  Client CI.SC.OB.OX
  Secret XX
  DupInterval 30
  /Client
 
  # For testing: this allows 

(RADIATOR) Dynamic DNS with Radiator Bind

2001-10-03 Thread Ricardo D. Albano



Hi, any was implemented a dynamic DNS with radiator 
and bind ?
Any know good information about this stuff 
?

RDA.-


Re: (RADIATOR) Want to force a logoff at the end of a month

2001-08-24 Thread Ricardo D. Albano

In the Access Accept step, send a Session-Timout with the remaining time
until the end of the month.

RDA.-

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From: Brian Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 11:05 PM
Subject: (RADIATOR) Want to force a logoff at the end of a month


 Hi All,

 If possible, I would like to return a max session time attribute to
certain
 customers to force them to logoff at the end of a calendar month (say at
 23:59 on the last day of each month) this is so I can close off our
 accounting files for billing purposes.

 Is there a way I can configure radiator to dynamically set this attribute
to
 return the end of the current month?

 Regards,  Brian Morris


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(RADIATOR) 3 Simple questions...

2001-03-27 Thread Ricardo D. Albano

Hello, I'm new here, I'm interesed in radiator as our core-radius server (I
work in an ISP).
I have some questions, if any know the answers (yes/no) please let me know.

1) Can I authenticate an access-request with the built in LDAP support of
radiator and then pass the radius packet (an access-accept/reject) to an
external script to add some attributes (like session timeout), and/or change
the "code" to a reject (if was accepted) ?

2) Can I pass the radius packet to an external binary (not a perl script or
module, for example a C compiled program) to do the same as point one ?

3) The external program that can be executed with account/authentication
requests, has total control of the radius packet ? It can see all the
attributes and the header in the radius packet ?

Regards,

Ricardo D. Albano
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