Just going throught these logs Can someone tell me please what the /S
means on the end of each log.
Thanks
Stu
Tue Aug 20 04:05:28 2002: Auth: Login OK: [0161010] (from nas
17.0.64.102/S20309)
Tue Aug 20 04:05:47 2002: Auth: Login OK:
We have four proxy radius's and I wanna know what kind of loads (hits
per second) these machines will take. I suppose it is totally dependent on
some below factors but if people can give me there estimates and a way of
testing this that would be great...
the machines specs all of them are
try -tb
Stu
On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, Brian Hartson wrote:
Seems that rpm does like these options
rpm -bt freeradius-0.5.tar.gz
-bt:unknown option
Brian
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Thanks
Stuart Cheshire
I know I have asked this question before but I really need some kind of
solution to the below problem.
We have multple NAS's and radius servers, we need a solution which when a
customer dials in it disconnects after a few seconds, before the modems
even try to train up. I can't explain the
I think you're confused as to how RADIUS works.
I think you might be confused as to what I need.
- There will NEVER be a 'Acct-Session-Id' in an authentiction packet
Please see debug below, on all stages of the call the Acct-Session-Id =
0660 is clear...All I wanna do is use this
Hi there sorry to disturb, is there a POD (Packet of Disconnect) module
for freeradius or cistron radius servers. Can someone advise please.
Thanks Guys, your help is much appreciated.
Stuart
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Right We have a contract with a rather large company and desperately need
them as they hold a monopoly on a certain market we are in well anyway
we currently have a radius which is proxying and they want me to pass
certain attributes to it Below
For Access-Request attributes 1,3,4,5,6,7
Sorry to disturb.
This is my simplified problem, Which I can't change the machines I don't
admin.
I admin a proxy radius which queryies (for want of a better word) a master
radius, I send the request and get back a response from a totally
different master radius machine, obviously with
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Rainer Clasen wrote:
stuartc wrote:
I admin a proxy radius which queryies (for want of a better word) a master
radius, I send the request and get back a response from a totally
different master radius machine, obviously with different IP. I am sure by
now most
