Hello Chris -
On Tue, 08 Aug 2000, Chris M wrote:
> I'm implementing SQL accounting, here are my (stupid!) questions.
>
> 1. Is a "NULL string" for AuthSelect this:
>
> AuthSelect
>
It is just AuthSelect as you have it above.
> or this?:
>
> AuthSelect ""
>
> 2. Also, why bother storing t
>I suppose you could configure your NAS equipment with both a primary and a
>secondary Radius server, and use different secrets on the two servers. I'm not
>sure that the resulting potential confusion would be worth it though.
The dual keys would only be in action for a few days, perhaps a week
Hello Michael --
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> Subject: Using IP addresses
I'm implementing SQL accounting, here are my (stupid!) questions.
1. Is a "NULL string" for AuthSelect this:
AuthSelect
or this?:
AuthSelect ""
2. Also, why bother storing these in SQL accounting tables:
# AcctColumnDef NASIDENTIFIER,NAS-Identifier
# AcctColumnD
Hello Michael -
>
> My name is Michael Casaretto with Flashcom Inc. in the United States. I
> would like to know if it is possible to use an IP address to direct radius
> authentication to a specific realm. An example would be if "User A" has a
> request for authentication from ip address x.x
Hello Okan -
Depending on your existing configuration, you can either use Handlers for each
Client and configure a different PoolHint for each Handler, or you can use a
new feature that we have added in a patch to Radiator 2.16.1 that allows you to
use special formatting of the form:
%{
Hello Rob -
I suppose you could configure your NAS equipment with both a primary and a
secondary Radius server, and use different secrets on the two servers. I'm not
sure that the resulting potential confusion would be worth it though.
regards
Hugh
On Mon, 07 Aug 2000, rob wrote:
> > > I nee
Hello Xavier -
Your configuration file below (thanks for sending it) contains the following:
>AuthAttrDef franjahoraria, FranjaHoraria, reply
>AuthAttrDef cli, TelefonoOrigen, reply
and this results in this message from Radiator:
> Attributes:
> FranjaHoraria = "ARRAY
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Xavier,
Can you be a little more specific with what you are trying to do,
and what exactly isn't working? Try removing some of the none-essential
lines from your config file. Remove the AuthAttrDef lines and just include
the bare minimum to allow for a successfull authentication. Then add
On Fri, 4 Aug 2000, Hugh Irvine wrote:
Now I see... Not as mysterious as I thought...
> with this configuration:
>
>
> > Thu Aug 3 19:50:45 2000: DEBUG: Check if Handler Username =
> > I need to accept authentication from clients with 2 different secrets.
> > Can a client have more than one secret? when i list the same ip twice
> with 2
> > different secrets the packets donot get forwarded back to the nas
> correctly.
> > Another option would be setting up each realm with
Hello,
I have a few problems running Radiator 2.16.1 on a SUN box (with Solaris 2.6
OS).
I have using a Net::LDAP module (perl-ldap-0.20 from CPAN), with perl
5.005_03 version.
My LDAP server is a Netscape 4.1.
My AuthBy LDAP2 clause says
/ *** /
AcctLogFileName %L/acct
i am using Radiator-2.14.1 and IP pool definition inside the part. We are
giving IP address to a requester (Dial-up) by looking their client NAS IP addess.
Now i want to upgrade Radiator-2.16.1 to solve our subnet problem. Is there way to
give IP address to a client by looking where the requ
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