[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Duncan Drennan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>I am running free-radius 0.4 on Suse Linux 7.3. We want to allow certain
>>access to our network for processing. Our (ISDN) clients dial into our
>>ISP. If they dial in with a certain user name, then the ISP must
>>authenticate with our radius server and allow them to log in.
>>
>
> That's what realms our for. The clients should log into the ISP as
>'user@your_domain'. That ISP then configures their server to check
>for the '@your_domain', and to forward the requests to you.
>
> They should also be able to strip off the '@your_domain', so it
>looks to *you* like someone local is requesting authentication/
>
>>The ISP has a radius server. I've been looking at the config files
>>and it seems that this is done using the proxy file and clients or
>>users files. I'm not really sure how to do this, because I haven't
>>ever worked with radius before.
>>
>
> I'd suggest asking your ISP for help, as you *will* have to interact
>with them, and set up compatible configurations.
>
>>What needs to be done on our server to allow access for out clients?
>>We want this setup so that we can have control over the access
>>without having to go through our ISP for admin.
>>
>
> They should proxy requests to you, and you should authenticate them.
>
I presume that all I need to authenticate is add the info into the users
config file??
>
>
> Alan DeKok.
>
DeKok? Where are you from? Sound very South African (my home) :)
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