Your math for computing portidx isn't correct for more than the first 24
ports. If use the following instead, you'll get the correct results.
my $chan = $nas_port % 24;
my $slot = (($nas_port - $chan) / 24)+1;
my $portidx = (256*$slot) + $chan + 1000;
Note that these equations are
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for that. I have rolled your fix into the next release.
Cheers.
On Mar 28, 2:07am, Aaron Nabil wrote:
Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) TotalControlSNMP
Your math for computing portidx isn't correct for more than the first 24
ports. If use the following instead, you'll get the
On Wed, 13 Oct 1999, Gary wrote:
So far I can reduce multiple sessions down to one logon, but how do I
enable it to allow MPP sessions to bring up more than one channel.
The only way now is to run MP and bring both sessions up at the same
time, ok 3 seconds apart, which is fast enough to
I assume that 24 is for a T1 line, so with E1 lines it would be 30?
/Ingvar
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From: Mike McCauley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: den 29 mars 2000 03:27
To: Aaron Nabil; Stephen Roderick
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) TotalControlSNMP
Hi Aaron,
On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, Ingvar Berg (ERA) wrote:
I assume that 24 is for a T1 line, so with E1 lines it would be 30?
/Ingvar
Good question! Turn on debugging and looking for something like
"USR-Interface-Index" in the accounting trace. That's what the
$portidx should end up being. So just
Here a slightly improved version in that it should work independant of
the card density (quad/hiperdsp) and type (e1/t1). It uses the
session-id instead of the nas-port.
# Check Total Control by using SNMP
#
sub
Ok, I'm probably being obtuse here, but I can't see the forest for the trees
;)
We're trying to convert from the default SQL database supplied with radiator
to the default SQL database supplied with radmin.
There are several reply attributes that we use for every user (and they are
different
is there a quick and easy way to extract usernames (all of them) from the db
file?
I know of the builddbm -l username command, but as far as I can figure,
you can't supply a wildcard, or if you can, I haven't figured out what the
wildcard character is...
TIA
Richard Barnes
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I'm authenticating with Radiator and mySQL. I had an issue with a MAC user
with a + in his password. What characters are not allowed in passwords?
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Okay, I have some options now at least with accounting. I just have to work
them out.
If a Radiator server, in the process of proxying (AuthBy Radius), times out
with a remote host when sending accouting packets is this the only time it
will save accounting info into a local accounting file if
Hi Aaron,
On Mar 28, 6:20am, Aaron Nabil wrote:
Subject: RE: (RADIATOR) TotalControlSNMP
Here a slightly improved version in that it should work independant of
the card density (quad/hiperdsp) and type (e1/t1). It uses the
session-id instead of the nas-port.
Thanks again for the
Hello Jay,
On Mar 28, 9:02am, Jay West wrote:
Subject: (RADIATOR) radmin help, additional check/reply items
Ok, I'm probably being obtuse here, but I can't see the forest for the trees
;)
We're trying to convert from the default SQL database supplied with radiator
to the default SQL
Hi Richard,
On Mar 28, 12:23pm, Richard Barnes -Listserv wrote:
Subject: (RADIATOR) Extracting Users from a DBM file
is there a quick and easy way to extract usernames (all of them) from the db
file?
I know of the builddbm -l username command, but as far as I can figure,
you can't supply a
Hello Bryn -
The exact behaviour depends on your configuration file. If you send me a
copy (no secrets) I'll be able to tell you what is going on.
regards
Hugh
NB - I'm travelling for a couple of weeks ...
--
Radiator: the most portable, flexible and configurable RADIUS server
anywhere. SQL,
We have recently swung over from Radius
NT.
Though know we have a few issues we can't
solve.
I need to give our permenant customer an IP
Address
I tried inserting into the RADATCONFIGS table which
is normally where
I put the attributes to be passed to the NAS.
But this doesnt seem to
Hello Michael -
I presume you are running RAdmin? If so you will need to add the relevant
Framed-IP-Address in the Edit User page. You can turn on a trace 4 debug in
Radiator to see exactly what reply attributes are being sent to the NAS.
hth
Hugh
NB - I'm travelling for a couple of weeks
I recently attempted to upgrade from version 2.13
to 2.15 but when I did so all of a sudden all users are being denied
access.In the logfile with a trace set to 4 I get the
following:
Radius::AuthUNIX REJECT: Bad Encrypted
password
I know the encrypted password is correct, because
on my
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