Ranner, Frank MR wrote:
> I've noticed that NAS-Port is sometimes not sent, particularly in
> accounting requests. This caused the
> Accounting request to essentially be discarded.
Uh... no. The server doesn't work like that.
> What I figured was to
> use the source udp port as a
> pseudo na
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Alan DeKok wrote:
>Ramm-Ericson, Johannes wrote:
>>>From what I understand the current Freeradius code interprets the RFC
>> statement so that if the NAS-Port attribute is not sent then the
access
>> request is not processed and subsequently denied (in rlm_radutmp.c -
>> line 404).
>
> No.
>
> Th
Alan DeKok wrote:
>Ramm-Ericson, Johannes wrote:
>> OK. However, access requests from that particular NAS are in effect
>> not processed the way I expect because of the lacking NAS-Port which
>> still leaves me with a problem I need to understand and fix.
>
> There is likely nothing that you ca
Ramm-Ericson, Johannes wrote:
> OK. However, access requests from that particular NAS are in effect not
> processed the way I expect because of the lacking NAS-Port which still
> leaves me with a problem I need to understand and fix.
There is likely nothing that you can do. This is the reality
Ramm-Ericson, Johannes wrote:
>>From what I understand the current Freeradius code interprets the RFC
> statement so that if the NAS-Port attribute is not sent then the access
> request is not processed and subsequently denied (in rlm_radutmp.c -
> line 404).
No.
The *radutmp* module requires
Hello Freeradius-users,
>From what I see in the mailing list archives several freeradius users
have historically run into trouble with Access-Request information sent
by NASes and particularly the lack of the NAS-Port attribute. I've run
into it quite often recently and was wondering if I may hav
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