Ankur G wrote:
>
> We have a little different scenario. We have two different instances of web
> server connecting to two different Radius server such that if one of the
> radius server not able to connect the webserver, radius client can fail over
> to
> another radius server which has a differ
Alexander,
We have a little different scenario. We have two different instances of web
server connecting to two different Radius server such that if one of the
radius server not able to connect the webserver, radius client can fail over to
another radius server which has a different web-server con
Ankur G wrote:
> We want Radius server instead of rejecting, simply discard the
> authentication request which will allow the RADIUS *client* to failover
> to another RADIUS server.
Read raddb/policy.conf. Look for "do not respond"
Alan DeKok.
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Ankur G wrote:
>
> But If the exposed web-service is down, Radius server simply reject the
> authentication request with the response message as "Access_Rejected".
>
> We want Radius server instead of rejecting, simply discard the
> authentication request which will allow the RADIUS *client* to f
Hi
In FreeRadius 2.1.11, we have created a module name "ws" which authenticate
and authorize the user request through the web-service call, exposed as a
WSDL.
In the successful scenario when both Radius server and web service are up,
we are able to authenticate and authorize the user request and
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