Hello Alex -
I don't have these definitions, so if anyone out there can send them to me I
will add them to the standard dictionary in the distribution.
regards
Hugh
On Fri, 4 Jan 2002 16:32, Alex Fritz wrote:
> Hey guys,
> This thing is asking me for some attributes that are not in any of
Hello Robert -
You can do this with AcctColumnDef's:
AcctColumnDef NASPORT,NAS-Port,integer
Have a look at section 6.28.13 in the Radiator 2.19 reference manual.
regards
Hugh
On Fri, 4 Jan 2002 13:43, Robert Blayzor wrote:
> > My first inclination would be to archive the accounting
> My first inclination would be to archive the accounting data
> on a periodic
> basis (every day, every week, every month, whatever). One
> easy way to do this
> is to set up a different table for each month (week, day,
> whatever) for
> example and then use the Radiator special characters
Hello Alejandro -
You have to be careful when using radpwtst to test simultaneous use because
radpwtst uses the same NAS-Port and NAS-IP-Address by default for each
request. This will cause the first session to be deleted before the second
session is tested. Also note that radpwtst also sends
Hello Alex -
On Fri, 4 Jan 2002 08:40, Alex Fritz wrote:
> Hey guys,
> This is going to be a strange one. The company we are setting up a
> radius server for has to have the ability to do a sort of dynamic
> authentication. Let's say they have a user from [EMAIL PROTECTED] and they
> want to
Hello Gilbert -
I am afraid I don't know anything about daemon tools on FreeBSD, however
there is a tool called restartWrapper included with Radiator that can be used
for this in conjunction with the su command.
restartWrapper . "su -c . ."
You will have to check the exac
Hello Robert -
My first inclination would be to archive the accounting data on a periodic
basis (every day, every week, every month, whatever). One easy way to do this
is to set up a different table for each month (week, day, whatever) for
example and then use the Radiator special characters
We have a very high number of accounting records that get stored on our
SQL servers, our goal is to reduce space consumption a bit. Is there a
way to have Radiator store the actual value of the RADIUS accounting
attributes and not the dictionary definitions?
Ie:
EXEC sp_RadiusAcctInsert '0',
I have a FreeBSD4.4 machine running the latest version of Radiator and I am
having some problems.
I am using daemon tools to auto load, stop and restart Radiator. It is
working, but I cannot get Radiator to run as a user other than root. How
can I get radiator to run other than root? I am n
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I am trying to replace M$ IAS with Radiator to authenticate VPN
connections from a PIX firewall via PPTP and MPPE.
If I use the IAS with Win2K server, all is fine.
If I cut over to Radiator, Radiator accepts the connections, but the
Windows client (Win2K VPN client) rejects the connection becaus
I am trying to avoid any user to have more than one simultaneous session. I do it with:
...
MaxSessions 1
...
but it doesn't seem to work. It even does not work when I test it with radpwtst
(sending an Access-Request and a Start Accounting-Request and then sending them again).
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