It doesn't make sense. And ist doesn't work. Hi Alan, do you have an idea
? Thanks for our support.
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It doesn't make sense. And ist doesn't work. Hi Alan, do you have an
idea ? Thanks for our support.
All I can say is that it works for me.
What *else* is going on? You haven't posted the contents of the
Access-Request packet... maybe they don't match!
Alan
Hello Alan,
thanks for your quick response. As described, all works fine in 2.0.5.
Here the Access-Request:
rad_recv: Access-Request packet from host 172.16.30.2 port 1645, id=20,
length=130
Framed-Protocol = PPP
User-Name = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
User-Password = 4711
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks for your quick response. As described, all works fine in 2.0.5.
Here the Access-Request:
So far as I can tell, nothing changed from 2.0.5 to 2.1.x that should
affect this.
Are you sure it's reading the users file you're editing? Try also
moving that entry
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The files readable for the user (and for testing purposes for all). I
tried two ways.
1st) I took the working configuration from 2.0.5.
2nd) I build a new configuration with the files comming with 2.1.1
The configuration from 2.0.5 *should* pretty much work with
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 5:05 AM, Sebo PL
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I'm waiting for such NAS-ID exactly and hope it might be based on the
SSID of the AP.
Or it may be based on
Calling-Station-Id
I see the MAC address of the AP in this attribute attached to each
message
The files readable for the user (and for testing purposes for all). I
tried two ways.
1st) I took the working configuration from 2.0.5.
2nd) I build a new configuration with the files comming with 2.1.1
3rd) I put all the information in teh one and only user file. This is
used, because static
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Isn't it what you suggested - to put all into the users file ?
No. Simplify the problem.
Take that ONE entry, and out it at the TOP of the users file. Yes,
it might break other things. At this point, who cares... you need to
debug the problem before you make it
Hi,
With dynamic clients there is a (coming soon...) way to do it.
Alan is going to make the NAS-Identifier available in a future release to
the dynamic clients section.
When this has been done, you should be able to authenticate a nas using
the identifier/password.
Cheers,
Johan Meiring
Hi Alan,
I don' understand you. Yor first email was:
All I can say is that it works for me.
What *else* is going on? You haven't posted the contents of the
Access-Request packet... maybe they don't match!
I sent Packet to the list. Than you asked:
So far as I can tell, nothing changed
Aldo wrote:
Well, the my NAS (Huawei PDSN 9660) does support RADIUS actually, the
MMSC is a older Huawei MMSC (based on Sun) and documentation doesn't say
nothing about RAIUS.
I know HLR can handle the Phone authorization for data usage, but that
will enable/disable MMSC and EVDO in bundle,
As far as I know none of the rfc updating 2865 redefine the class attribute.
Is there a reason for this, is it safe to make it a string value?
I very much suggest leaving it alone. Editing things just to make the
closer to the RFC's is not a good idea. The RFC's are well known to
be wrong
Hi all,
I have upgraded to Freeradius ver 2.1.1. I want to use counter (using sql)
so I added counter.conf in modules, nonresetcounter, dailycounter and
monthlycounter in authorize section in default. Also added an entry in
radcheck Username=123, attribute = Max-Daily-Session , op = := ,Value =
I have upgraded to Freeradius ver 2.1.1. I want to use counter (using sql)
so I added counter.conf
sql counters are defined in raddb/sql/mysq(or whatever
database)/counter.conf, not the one in modules. You should also add the
counter to the instatiate section of radiusd.conf.
Ivan Kalik
Kalik
I was using mysql. Thanks it worked.
Regards,
Saeed Akhtar
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 7:57 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have upgraded to Freeradius ver 2.1.1. I want to use counter (using
sql)
so I added counter.conf
sql counters are defined in raddb/sql/mysq(or whatever
Hi all, I have a question.
I use this combination:
cisco 2950 sw as NAS
freeRadius 2.1.1 as authenticator,
Active Directory as the database,
and the win xp client.
It wokrs fine. I want one more thing, witch is dynamic vlan assignment.
How can I implement it?
My idea is enlarge the AD schema
Le 27.11.2008 21:41, Alan DeKok a écrit :
Alexandre Chapellon wrote:
I have noticed that the Class attribute as defined in rfc2865 is a
string value, but looking at dictionary that comes with freeradius i saw
that it's an octet value.
FreeRADIUS was the first to mark some
I use this combination:
cisco 2950 sw as NAS
freeRadius 2.1.1 as authenticator,
Active Directory as the database,
and the win xp client.
It wokrs fine. I want one more thing, witch is dynamic vlan assignment.
How can I implement it?
My idea is enlarge the AD schema with vlanids and get it with
Is it possible to do math operation upon attribute value and have a
result that is greater than a 32bit number?
(I would like to send this result in an ttribute, to proxy it to a home
server)
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Hy,
I have a weird problem I am proxying accounting to a home server which
is an AIX with kind a fault tolerant setup (HACMP).
In some situations (HACMP in degraded mode) , this home server responds
to my proxied queries with random source IP address.
So freeradius doesn't realise the quey has
Alexandre Chapellon wrote:
Is it possible to do math operation upon attribute value and have a
result that is greater than a 32bit number?
(I would like to send this result in an ttribute, to proxy it to a home
server)
The expr module has limited math capability.
Or, just write it in
Alexandre Chapellon wrote:
I have a weird problem I am proxying accounting to a home server which
is an AIX with kind a fault tolerant setup (HACMP).
In some situations (HACMP in degraded mode) , this home server responds
to my proxied queries with random source IP address.
That's fairly
Alexandre Chapellon wrote:
My problem is I need to send a string to the NASes in the Access-Accept
and want them to sent it back to me as is in Accounting packets.
Is there other attributes of type string that allow such a behaviour
from the NASes?
No.
You *can* edit the dictionaries.
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