Re: (RADIATOR) group regex

Hello Nihal - I would specify two AuthBy UNIX clauses, and use the "Match" parameter in the second clause. I would then use Handlers to call one or the other, or I would use an AuthByPolicy to call one then the other. See section 6.23.2 in the Radiator 2.18.1 reference manual. hth Hugh O

Re: (RADIATOR) Valid to

Hi Chairath, Because of the way UNIX calculates time, you can only set this to Dec 31, 2037, 23:59. I don't know if this is true for running Radiator on Windows... Regards, Danny Kruitbosch On 05 Jun 2001 09:00:43 +0700, chairarth wrote: > Hi all, > > In case of created user via RAdmin , wha

(RADIATOR) group regex

We currently using radiator to validate based on the users Unix group. and have several entries in the users file like this -   DEFAULT Auth-Type = System, Group = shell    Service-Type = Login-User,    Login-IP-Host = 123.123.123.123,    Login-Service = Telnet   DEFAULT Auth-

Re: (RADIATOR) Valid to

Hello Chairarth - Just specify a date far in the future. regards Hugh On Tuesday 05 June 2001 12:00, chairarth wrote: > > Hi all, > > In case of created user via RAdmin , what should I specifies in "Valid > to" field to let new user will be able to login forever. > > Thanks, > Chairath

(RADIATOR) Valid to

Hi all, In case of created user via RAdmin , what should I specifies in "Valid to" field to let new user will be able to login forever. Thanks, Chairath

Re: (RADIATOR) how to speed up "snmpget"?

Hello Dave - I have copied this to Mike for his comments. regards Hugh On Tuesday 05 June 2001 00:57, Kitabjian, Dave wrote: > One problem that may inhibit our rollout of concurrency enforcement is the > slowness of "snmpget" to query the NASes. Chatting with others and checking > the archive

Re: (RADIATOR) Fall-Through entries with AuthEMERALD???

Hello Robert - I would suggest that you change the entries below to something like this: # this is the users file refered to by the configuration file DEFAULT User-Name=user, NAS-IP-Address=x.x.x.x, Auth-Type=System Framed-IP-Address = 1.2.3.4 DEFAULT User-Name=user, NAS-IP-Address=y

Re: (RADIATOR) MaxSession

Hello Adam - I will need to see a trace 4 debug from Radiator showing what is happening, and I will need a detailed description of the problem. thanks Hugh On Monday 04 June 2001 20:03, Mohammed Adam wrote: > Hi all > > i'm facing a problem with Maxsessions, it doesnt work the following is m

(RADIATOR) how to speed up "snmpget"?

One problem that may inhibit our rollout of concurrency enforcement is the slowness of "snmpget" to query the NASes. Chatting with others and checking the archive, it appears that others have had this problem, and that OSC has indicated they may use Net::SNMP instead of snmpget: http://w

(RADIATOR) Fall-Through entries with AuthEMERALD???

I'm in the process of switching from Cistron to Radiator using AuthEMERALD to authenticate against my database which is maintained by Platypus 3.0. One issue that I'm running into that I have yet to understand how to resolve is the case of fall-through entries for the user. Currently I have ent

(RADIATOR) MaxSession

Hi all i'm facing a problem with Maxsessions, it doesnt work the following is my Radius config file # Foreground LogStdout LogDir . DbDir . DictionaryFile d:\radiator-demo-2.18\dictionary.cisco Trace 4 # For testing: this allows us to honour requests from radpwtst # on t

Re: (RADIATOR) Delete Session

Hello Chairarth - Radmin itself does not yet have this capability, however if you install the "radwho.cgi" script included with Radiator, you will find that it does have a "Delete Session" option. Otherwise, you can just issue an SQL query directly to delete the row. hth Hugh On Monday 04