(RADIATOR) AuthLog questions

I've followed the Radiator manual for AuthLog SQL Here are my config entries: AuthLog SQL Identifier SQL-AuthLog1 FailureQueryEXEC sp_RadiusAuthLog '%{GlobalVar:ServerID}','%n','%{Class}','%N','%{Called-Station-Id}','%{C alling-Station-Id}','%1' LogSuccess

(RADIATOR) Problems with AuthLog SQL

Hi Hugh, I have a small problem with AuthLog SQL. I posted a previous message and just assumed to try putting the connect information in the config file. It appears to work. I get the results placed in the database, and trace 4 shows no errors... Thu May 30 09:56:34 2002: DEBUG:

(RADIATOR) Database Falure

We currently run radiator on 2 servers. We use MS SQL for Client List and for User Auth We use MySQL for Accounting I have radiator configured to use a text file in the event that the database fails, my AuthBy SQL returns an Ignore and then it moves on to my AuthBy File this works

(RADIATOR) Reliable Accounting?

Greetings, I recall a while back there was some talk of a super-secret project regarding reliable accounting for Radius. Has anything come of this? There's still demand for it! Thanks! --Doug === Archive at http://www.open.com.au/archives/radiator/ Announcements on [EMAIL PROTECTED] To

(RADIATOR) Possible bug in Radiator's AuthDYNADDRESS.pm

Hugh,Mike, We switched to using the Radiator's Address Allocator routines. I recently discovered what I perceive to be a bug in the mapResult function. I noticed that our NAS was getting sporadic occurances of users getting an address assigned from our backup pool. This pool is only on the NAS

Re: (RADIATOR) Database Falure

Hello Tony - You can specify multiple DBSource, DBUsername, DBAuth lines exactly as you would for an AuthBy SQL clause. At this time there is nothing you can do if there is no database at all. regards Hugh On Fri, 31 May 2002 02:23, Tony Bunce wrote: We currently run radiator on 2

Re: (RADIATOR) Possible bug in Radiator's AuthDYNADDRESS.pm

Hello Leon - Your understanding of what Radiator does in this case is incorrect. If the AuthBy DYNADDRESS clause sees that there is a Framed-IP-Address already present in the reply packet, it leaves it alone and does not do any address allocation. This is to allow specific user definitions

Re: (RADIATOR) Cisco PPTP and MPPE

Hello Lee - If you are using the standard Radiator dictionary, you should change the configuration file like this: Handler NAS-IP-Address = ip address here AuthBy FILE Filename ./users # Generate MPPE keys to encrypt pptp vpns

(RADIATOR) TimeBanking

Hi, Could anyone please lead me in the direction of the documentation as to how to setup a maximum time and time left for a user in mysql database. Thanks Jack

Re: (RADIATOR) TimeBanking

Hello Jack - Have a look at the file goodies/radmin.cfg which will give you some ideas. regards Hugh On Fri, 31 May 2002 05:57, Jaskaran Singh wrote: Hi, Could anyone please lead me in the direction of the documentation as to how to setup a maximum time and time left for a user in mysql

Re: (RADIATOR) AuthLog questions

Hello Robert - You would use the same DBSource, DBUsername and DBAuth as for the other SQL clauses. AuthLog SQL DBSource DBUsername . DBAuth . /AuthLog regards Hugh On Thu, 30 May 2002 23:28, Robert Blayzor wrote: I've followed the

RE: (RADIATOR) TimeBanking

Title: Message Jack, Take a look at the mailing list archives and look for "AcctSQLStatement" You should find quite a few in there matching what you are looking for. That is the statement that is mostly used to "update" the MySQL row when the user logs off.If you cannot see what you

Re: (RADIATOR) Reliable Accounting?

I was referring to this post: http://www.open.com.au/archives/radiator/2001-05/msg00335.html Unfortunately our wish list for reliable accounting pretty much says it all. We would like end-to-end reliability from the NAS to the SQL server. I know that's a tall order, and I was asking more in a

Re: (RADIATOR) Reliable Accounting?

Hello Doug - I don't think anything ever came of that discussion. However, you could fairly easily build a tunnel between the NAS and the Radiator host and route the radius packets across it. Kind of a band-aid solution though. Note that there is a lot of work going on at present on the

(RADIATOR) Radmin1.5

Hello Hugh, In Radmin1.5 , we can specify Radius Check and Reply Radius attribute for each user. So we would like to set "Ascend-IP-Direct" for Radius Reply , but there are no this attribute when I click drop-down menu in "Radius attribute for user " window. So I try to append this

(RADIATOR) Re: Radmin1.5

Hello Chairath - The first thing to do is check whether you need the Ascend vendor-specifics, which depends on what software version you are running on the MAX. If you aren't already running recent software that supports the vendor-specifics, I suggest you upgrade. Next, you will have to