John wrote:
Thanks for your quickly response.
rlm_opendirectory request to install freeRADIUS on the Mac OSX Server.
But our freeRADIUS is not on Mac OSX Server. Any idea?
Install it on the Mac OSX Server?
Or, configure FreeRADIUS to talk to OpenDirectory over LDAP.
Alan DeKok.
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Dears,
I have freeradius installed on CentOS, and i am very interested in
Simultaneous-use attribute to limit the number of logins per user.
Anyway my nas seems to not sending NAS-Port attribute to freeradius which
causes realm radutmp not to work. i looked all over the internet but i
conuldnt
Adam Karajah wrote:
I have freeradius installed on CentOS, and i am very interested in
Simultaneous-use attribute to limit the number of logins per user.
Anyway my nas seems to not sending NAS-Port attribute to freeradius
which causes realm radutmp not to work. i looked all over the internet
Thanks Alan for your reply,
But i read a post on a forum that suggests using the rlm_sql which is by
the way much faster as */etc/raddb/sites-enabled/default* file in
accounting section says.
is this true ?? can simultaneous-use be activated using sql queries rather
than radutmp realm.???!!!
Adam Karajah wrote:
But i read a post on a forum that suggests using the rlm_sql which is by
the way much faster as */etc/raddb/sites-enabled/default* file in
accounting section says.
What, exactly does that have to do with the missing NAS-Port?
is this true ?? can simultaneous-use be
On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 1:07 PM, Alan DeKok al...@deployingradius.comwrote:
Adam Karajah wrote:
But i read a post on a forum that suggests using the rlm_sql which is by
the way much faster as */etc/raddb/sites-enabled/default* file in
accounting section says.
What, exactly does that
I recently had to install debian 6.0 on one of my servers after a hard
drive crash, and while I had freeradius running before, I can't seem to get
it running now.
I ran sudo apt-get install freeradius and hit enter to accept the
additional packages, and I also installed dialup admin with the
Can you run lsof to see what process has the port open?
On May 28, 2012 5:35 PM, Michael Aldridge aldridge@gmail.com wrote:
I recently had to install debian 6.0 on one of my servers after a hard
drive crash, and while I had freeradius running before, I can't seem to get
it running now.
I
I could if I knew how. manually sifting the output of lsof doesn't appear
to include anything pertaining to that socket
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On May 28, 2012, at 5:29 PM, Michael Aldridge wrote:
I recently had to install debian 6.0 on one of my servers after a hard drive
crash, and while I had freeradius running before, I can't seem to get it
running now.
I ran sudo apt-get install freeradius and hit enter to accept the
yep, killing the offending process worked just fine.
thanks for the help!
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