There is no realm so you have to configure the null realm.
Le mer. 9 févr. 2022 à 20:12, Jorge Nolla a écrit :
> Hi Fabrice,
>
> This is the output when It receives an accounting message from the
> controller:
>
>
> ^C[root@wifi jnolla]# radsniff -i any -f "port 1813" -x
> Logging all events
>
Hi Fabrice,
This is the output when It receives an accounting message from the controller:
^C[root@wifi jnolla]# radsniff -i any -f "port 1813" -x
Logging all events
Sniffing on (any)
2022-02-09 18:10:33.642001 (1) Accounting-Request Id 147 any:10.7.255.2:62395
-> 10.0.255.99:1813 +0.000
Hello Jorge,
you have to enable radius-acct service.
It´s radius-acct who is able to proxy the request to another server, not
pfacct (btw you can keep it enabled).
Regards
Fabrice
Le mer. 9 févr. 2022 à 19:21, Jorge Nolla a écrit :
>
> Another configuration file with references to the
Another configuration file with references to the billing server Splynx:
[root@wifi raddb]# cat mods-config/perl/multi_domain_constants.pm
package multi_domain_constants;
our $VAR1 = {
'1' => {
'ConfigRealm' => {
'local' => {
Hi Team,
Still can’t get accounting to proxy to the billing server. I don’t see the
configuration on the proxy.conf so I imagine is pulling from this file.
[root@wifi raddb]# cat proxy.conf.inc
# This file is generated from a template at
/usr/local/pf/conf/radiusd/proxy.conf.inc
# Any changes
Hi Fabrice,
In our configuration the user should be able to only login via 1 device at a
time, but they should be able to change devices. How can this be accomplished?
> On Feb 9, 2022, at 8:52 AM, Fabrice Durand wrote:
>
> Which is normal, it´s what you have in the radius request.
>
>
>
Fabrice,
There is an odd behavior we are trying to understand. If we use the same
username name and password in different devices, for some reason it picks only
the MAC address to authenticate as user.
display access-user
