Re: radius difficulty

o: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Avinash Agarwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:> My concern is , the NAS IP address could be changed by a provider.> Is there a better way to uniquely identify a NAS location?No.Alan DeKok.--__--__--Message: 5From: "Alan DeKok" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: [EMAIL P

Fwd: radius difficulty

Note: forwarded message attached. Yahoo! India Matrimony: Find your life partner online.--- Begin Message --- Hi all,   I have the following difficulty with RADIUS   My passwd file: /etc/passwd has the following entries   root:x:504:504::/root/bin/bash

radius difficulty

Hi all,   I have the following difficulty with RADIUS   My passwd file: /etc/passwd has the following entries   root:x:504:504::/root/bin/bash -- My group file: /etc/raddb/group has the following entries   root:x:1

group level policies alongwith user level policies in radius

Hi all,   I have been able to work with user level policies by defining the policy for each user in /etc/raddb/users file in the "Filter-Id" attribute. Now I want to add policies for a group. So my requirement is, a user can belong to more than one group. In addition he can have his own policies

Adding group policies for a group of radius users

How and where to add the policies for a user group. The groups can be created in the /etc/groups file or using rlm_passwd. But where to add the policies associated with a group.   sanket Yahoo! India Matrimony: Find your life partner online.