>It's work!! , but now have a problem from cisco.
Yes. It's not sending Service-Type for console logins:
>rad_recv: Access-Request packet from host 192.168.10.100:1812, id=19,
>length=79
>NAS-IP-Address = 192.168.10.100
>NAS-Port = 1
>NAS-Port-Type = Virtual
>User-
Thanks for help!!
It's work!! , but now have a problem from cisco. From aaa server
console mode all it's OK:
$ echo
"User-Name=user100,User-Password=pass,Service-Type=NAS-Prompt-User" |
radclient 127.0.0.1:1812 auth testing123
Received response ID 31, code 2, length = 50
Service-Type
>How can I delineate this users over Service-Type which include a aaa
>packet???
>- from cisco console (NAS-Prompt-User)
>-from dialup (Framed-User)
>
>
>file "users"
>
>usr100User-Password := "pass"
Change that to:
usr100 User-Password := "pass", Service-Type == NAS-Promp
Ok, thank you about answer!!
Please, I have a yet a question: every time when I try to login from
same username with same password, successfully login user which is first
meet in a users file.
How can I delineate this users over Service-Type which include a aaa
packet???
- from cisco cons
>I have a question about same 'username' from different services.
>Task:
>1) Troublefree login users with same username, from different
>places(therefore different attribute) at the same time:
>- cisco console login(radius for cisco);
>- ppp(radius for dialup).
>
Why is this a problem. You
Hello!
I have a question about same 'username' from different services.
Task:
1) Troublefree login users with same username, from different
places(therefore different attribute) at the same time:
- cisco console login(radius for cisco);
- ppp(radius for dialup).
2) In some way delineate r
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