(RADIATOR) Limiting Sessions per SessionDB or Handler

2001-01-23 Thread Mike McCauley
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Re: (RADIATOR) Limiting Sessions per SessionDB or Handler

2001-01-23 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Kevin - We have several ISPs that are buying dial-in ports from us. Using Handlers, we are proxying authentication to them, and then using a MySQL based SessionDB so they know how many of their ports are in use. Does anyone know how I can limit the number of Sessions per ISP? If we

Re: (RADIATOR) How to use AuthBy External?

2001-01-23 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Andrew, Hello Cameron - As mentioned previously, I would be inclined to use the DBD-Sybase module instead of the DBD-ASAny. I have tested DBD-Sybase on my RedHat system with no problems, however I have never used DBD-ASAny. hth Hugh At 9:14 +1000 01/1/23, Cameron Andrews wrote:

Re: (RADIATOR) Shall BaseDN be a formatted string ?

2001-01-23 Thread Hugh Irvine
Salut Christophe - At 20:16 +0100 01/1/22, Christophe Wolfhugel wrote: This is just a philosophical question... My wish is to be able to do this for my LDAP frontends : Handler PreProcessingHook sub { ## set Base1 and Base2 bases on %R } RewriteUsername s/\@.+$//

Re: (RADIATOR) Deny access subject to ldap attribute

2001-01-23 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Marc - At 18:47 +0100 01/1/22, Marc Langer wrote: Hello, I'd like to deny access to users (i.e. they cannot dial in) if a certain attribute in the user's ldap entry has a specific value, e.g. "0" or "Reject". I am using the following radiator config for authentication with LDAP: Realm

(RADIATOR) Radiator and UUnet proxies

2001-01-23 Thread Gustav Foseid
Does anyone have experience with radiator and UUnet proxy servers? I have a problem with the accounting packets being replicated hundreds of times, appearantly because the UUnet proxies does not receive or recognize the Accounting-Response packets and keeps sending them. UUnet had previously had

(RADIATOR) dictionary issue - log complains of missing values

2001-01-23 Thread Ken Sain
radiator 2.17.1 mysql 3.22.32 cisco 5300 for almost every single call, i get the following error in my log file: 22/01/2001 23:24 There is no value named h323-disconnect-cause=10 for attribute cisco-h323-disconnect-cause. Using 0. however, in my dictionary file: VENDORATTR

Re: (RADIATOR) dictionary issue - log complains of missing values

2001-01-23 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Ken - I would like to see a trace 4 debug showing what is happening with the packets that cause this log message. thanks Hugh At 9:45 -0500 01/1/23, Ken Sain wrote: radiator 2.17.1 mysql 3.22.32 cisco 5300 for almost every single call, i get the following error in my log file:

Re: (RADIATOR) dynamic IP thrugh MS SQL Server 7...

2001-01-23 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello AbdusSami - At 18:44 +0300 01/1/23, Mohammed AbdusSami wrote: Dear All, I wld like to assign Dynamic IP address which is availabe in SQL server in radiator. can anybody suggest me hw to do that.. You will need to use AuthBy DYNADDRESS and an AddressAllocator SQL. There is an example

RE: (RADIATOR) dictionary issue - log complains of missing values

2001-01-23 Thread Kitabjian, Dave
I know what your problem is. We have the same problem. Your accounting is no doubt coming back as: cisco-h323-disconnect-cause = "h323-disconnect-cause=10" My guess is that Cisco is hoping attributes such as "h323-disconnect-cause" become RADIUS standards. Unfortunately, they haven't

RE: (RADIATOR) dictionary issue - log complains of missing values

2001-01-23 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Ken, Hello Dave - The best way to deal with this is in a hook, in which you would do the additional processing to check any cisco-h323... attribute and correct the value to be in the format that the dictionary expects. hth Hugh At 13:00 -0500 01/1/23, Kitabjian, Dave wrote: I know

Re: (RADIATOR) dictionary issue - log complains of missing values

2001-01-23 Thread Ken Sain
On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Hugh Irvine wrote: The best way to deal with this is in a hook, in which you would do the additional processing to check any cisco-h323... attribute and correct the value to be in the format that the dictionary expects. i have a couple of friends at cisco, one of

Re: (RADIATOR) dictionary issue - log complains of missing values

2001-01-23 Thread Ken Sain
On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Hugh Irvine wrote: Hello Ken, Hello Dave - The best way to deal with this is in a hook, in which you would do the additional processing to check any cisco-h323... attribute and correct the value to be in the format that the dictionary expects. terriblly gross, but

Re: (RADIATOR) How to use AuthBy External?

2001-01-23 Thread Cameron Andrews
Hi Hugh, Well as far as we know the DBD-Sybase driver is only for connecting to the larger Sybase databases (IQ etc), not for Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere, altho we havent fully tested this and you might well be correct. But so as to save time we are now using the DBD-ODBC connection,

Re: (RADIATOR) How to use AuthBy External?

2001-01-23 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Cameron - At 9:40 +1000 01/1/24, Cameron Andrews wrote: Hi Hugh, Well as far as we know the DBD-Sybase driver is only for connecting to the larger Sybase databases (IQ etc), not for Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere, altho we havent fully tested this and you might well be correct.

Re: (RADIATOR) Radiator and UUnet proxies

2001-01-23 Thread Gustav Foseid
Hugh Irvine: I will need to see a copy of your configuration file (no secrets) together with a trace 4 debug showing what is happening. i have sent this to you in private e-mail, since I did not want to send large logfiles to the list, but feel free to answer to the list. -- Gustav Foseid,