[EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
I could ban or reject a specific CallingStationID? , the only examples I seen is on a
specific user or group of users, on file /etc/users
...
and I think it worked just fine, the question now is, I could have this Called, and
Calling stations id in a sql table, so
On 1 Sep 2004 at 8:34, Keith Yoder wrote:
I changed the default SQL queries to do this. I'll try to explain how
(using MySQL).
First I created a table to store the bad CallingStationIDs.
CREATE TABLE `bad_callingstationids` (
`CALLINGSTATIONID` varchar(18) NOT NULL default '',
I could ban or reject a specific CallingStationID? , the only examples I seen is on a
specific user or group of users, on file /etc/users
Some nice friends on the list told me to try:
DEFAULTCalling-Station-Id =~8183635958, Auth-Type :=Reject
I tried it and it works, I tried also
I could ban or reject a specific CallingStationID? , the only examples I seen is on a
specific user or group of users, on file /etc/users
There is another option am trying doing a snmp command via the nas and drop each
time it connects, but I think is not the best option.
Thanks
Armando
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