Re: How to add attributes to Access-Accept replies

the users file. Thanks a lot for your help Alan DeKok wrote: Lucien RENAULT wrote: Yes I actually read the radius -X by myself, as well as doc about users and man 5 users, so I don't really understand why the following lines don't add attributes to the reply : The output o

Re: How to add attributes to Access-Accept replies

ough = Yes Alan DeKok wrote: Lucien RENAULT wrote: Yes, I checked the Access-Accept packet with tcpdump/Wireshark and they weren't any attributes. Here are the radiusd -X lines ( password & shared keys are for testing purpose only...) : The reason to use "radiusd -X" is

Re: How to add attributes to Access-Accept replies

Yes, I checked the Access-Accept packet with tcpdump/Wireshark and they weren't any attributes. Here are the radiusd -X lines ( password & shared keys are for testing purpose only...) : Starting - reading configuration files ... reread_config: reading radiusd.conf Config: including file: /us

Re: How to add attributes to Access-Accept replies

it was. Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP Dana 10/12/2007, "Lucien RENAULT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> piše: Hi, I'm running a configuration where a Cisco 1600 router is running a PPPoE server and check user passwords against a freeRadius server running under FreeBSD. This Radius s

How to add attributes to Access-Accept replies

Hi, I'm running a configuration where a Cisco 1600 router is running a PPPoE server and check user passwords against a freeRadius server running under FreeBSD. This Radius server checks passwords against a LDAP database running on another BSD server. The authentication is working great, the Rad