RE: (RADIATOR) stand alone accounting server.

Sure, you just start you config file with AuthPort AcctPort 1813 and you have an accounting-only server. /Ingvar -Original Message- From: Blake Golliher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: den 3 november 2000 03:21 To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: (RADIATOR) stand alone accounting server.

(RADIATOR) Night access with 1 month limit

Hello ! The fact is that I need to make a realization of night access (from 00:00 till 09.00) with a month limitation. The problem is that, besides sich clients, I have many other methods of access (like full unlimited access during a month, limited hour access as well as simple access). As fa

(RADIATOR) stand alone accounting server.

Title: stand alone accounting server. Is there a way to configure radiator to only recive accouting packets from other radius servers?  It won't auth anyone, just recive and log accounting data from other authenticating Radiator servers. Blake Golliher Network Engineer Flashcom, Inc. Tel. 877

(RADIATOR) Allocating RASes to specific realms

Hello, We have about 200 RASes in our clients file. I would like to restrict certain realms to a group of RASes only. One solution I see is to use NAS-Address-Port-List in each of my handlers. This would be fine, but I'd have to duplicate the RASes in the clients list in the portlist fil

(RADIATOR) time stamp in accounting

Title: time stamp in accounting What the default timing for the accounting records?  Is it GMT? Blake Golliher Network Engineer Flashcom, Inc. Tel. 877-352-7426 ex 2599 DID. 714-799-2599 Page 888-635-0153 Ever dance with a cherub in the broad daylight?

Re: (RADIATOR) radwho stopped working after changing IP addresses

As the RADONLINE databases is ever changing you can just whack it 'delete from RADONLINE;' and let it start over. Within an hour or two (Once everyone on before you reset it has logged off) you'll be back in sync. I had errors like that once when trying to import mysql update.log files from a pri

(RADIATOR) Different PoolHint depending on NASes

Hello, I'm trying to assign different IP addresses for the same user, depending on the NAS he is logging in. I'm using and Users are in a SQL database , I use The other thing I'm trying to do is NOT to allow users to log on all NASes. Here is the complete picture. I have 5 NASes, let's cal

RE: (RADIATOR) CHAP problem

Salut Gildas - On Thu, 02 Nov 2000, Gildas PERROT wrote: > Hi Hugues, > > The password of the use doesn't change. However, I am not sure where the > problem comes from : ppp client, NAS or Radius ? > For Cisco, if the authentication is done by radius (and that's the case), > the problem comes f

(RADIATOR) Locating VSA

How can I see if Radiator is passing VSAs correctly?? What log file and what debug would tell me this?? Thanks, Keith Olmstead Network Engineer/Analyst CenturyTel Internet Services 318.361.4900 === Archive at http://www.starport.net/~radiator/ Announcements on [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscrib

Re: (RADIATOR) Radiator and IPIP tunneling

Well all the PM3 is using is filters per instructions from Xstop filtering, all is correct in the PM3. The one reason that I posted my question on this list serve is this. I can manually go in and add a user and password on the PM3 and it will work fine but when I change it to authenticates

(RADIATOR) radwho stopped working after changing IP addresses

I have a pressing issue. I turned off the Global Crossing "T" this past Saturday. The IP block was 206.165.153.x. The main IP address on my Radiator server was 206.165.153.185, however there were other working IP's. With my NAS server pointed at the new IP address. Ever since then radwho stopped w

(RADIATOR) GPRS RAS problem

Hi! I have a problem here and would appreciate any enlightenment and example configuration file. I am currently testing a GPRS RAS. It can be configured to assign IP address dynamically with an IP pool. However, if it is configured to assign the IP address dynamically, it will not send accou

RE: (RADIATOR) CHAP problem

Hi Hugues, The password of the use doesn't change. However, I am not sure where the problem comes from : ppp client, NAS or Radius ? For Cisco, if the authentication is done by radius (and that's the case), the problem comes from ppp client or Radius. Any idea how I could find which is guilty ?

Re: Fwd: (RADIATOR) Authentication problem

Hello, Everything works fine now. Thanks for your support. Mike McCauley wrote: > > Hello Nacho, > > Thanks for the detailed description of this problem. > Basically the problem is this. > The default configuration for LDAP2 is to reject empty passwords, as protection > against a problem in