RE: (RADIATOR) logging failed entries?

> -Original Message- > From: Bill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Is there a way to log these failed auth attempts? It'd be nice to > also have the option of logging what was entered as the password > for failed auths. (only for failed auths, not for successfull > auths too). > There i

Re: (RADIATOR) Cisco And Session-Timeout

As of IOS 11.3(8)T PPP per user timeouts work on both asynchronous and synchronous (multilink ppp) interfaces. From 11.3(8.1)T these features work on non-virtualised synchronous interfaces. I have spent many hours on getting this working with Radiator successfully for both async and ISDN calls

Re: (RADIATOR) Cisco 5260 Weirdness

For permanently-connected customers we just set the idle-timeout to the maximum limit on the NAS and issue idle-timeouts out of radius on a user or group basis. Eg interface Dialer 1 ip unnumbered FastEthernet0 no ip directed-broadcast ip tcp header-compression passive encapsulation ppp

Re: (RADIATOR) logfile on database

Hello Rajesh - On Fri, 06 Aug 1999, Rajesh Khator wrote: > Hi all > how is it possible to have the logfile on mysql database.Also how r the > entries in RADONLINE table can be achieved > Add the following to your configuration file: DBSource ... DBUsername ... DBAuth

Re: (RADIATOR) SessDBM inconsistency

Hi Adam, thanks for pointing that one out to us. We have fixed it for the next release. Cheers. On Aug 5, 3:53pm, Adam Morrison wrote: > Subject: (RADIATOR) SessDBM inconsistency > > SessDBM.pm defined $dbtype as a knob for selecting which database to > use, but later on several places use Any

(RADIATOR) POP, RADIUS and PAM

Having got Radiator setup and authenticating out of an MySQL database, I'm now trying to get my qpopper to authenticate with Radiator. Rather than patching radius support into qpopper, it has been suggested that I use the pamradius module and use pam support in the pop server. This sound good but

(RADIATOR) logging failed entries?

I'm having a little trouble getting our logging the way I want it. Our current (merit) radius logs to a file entries like this: Thu Aug 5 11:29:41 1999: rad_authenticate: 125/136 'username' at 204.228.159.2 PPP Thu Aug 5 11:29:42 1999: Authentication: 125/136 'username' via 204.228.159.2 from

(RADIATOR) SessDBM inconsistency

SessDBM.pm defined $dbtype as a knob for selecting which database to use, but later on several places use AnyDBM_File instead. *** SessDBM.pm.orig Wed Aug 5 17:38:02 1998 --- SessDBM.pm Wed Aug 5 17:39:06 1998 *** *** 105,111 my $filename = &main::format_special($se

(RADIATOR) logfile on database

Hi all how is it possible to have the logfile on mysql database.Also how r the entries in RADONLINE table can be achieved Rajesh Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com. ÿ Arc

RE: (RADIATOR) radiator on oracle

Hi, I have installed Radiator with DBD and DBI for Oracle 8. I use Oracle 8.0.4 on both Solaris and Linux (trial version of Oracle). It installed well without any problem on Linux. However when I check oracle.pm or proc.pm, neither of these files exist in my system either. It should not be neede