Re: (RADIATOR) Can you use %GlobalVar in a clause

Hello Mark - No you cannot use GlobalVar's in this way. You should have a look at the AuthBy SQLRADIUS clause for interesting ways to use information from an SQL database. regards Hugh On Wednesday, August 21, 2002, at 05:18 AM, Mark Mackay / Orcon wrote: > Hi - > > I want to build up a l

Re: (RADIATOR) Authentication problem.

Hello Rajan - I am not sure that I understand your question, but if you want to limit users to one NAS only or another NAS only, you can do something like this: # define Client clauses Identifier NAS1 . Identifier NAS2 . . .. . . . regards Hugh

(RADIATOR) Authentication problem.

Hi all,   I have to use two authby clause one for router1 and another for router2.   Now the problem is router2 user can be authenticate dialing to router1. Since i have only one AAA server. Is it possible to check handler in Client clause itself. Will this slove my problem.   Please help me.

(RADIATOR) Can you use %GlobalVar in a clause

Hi - I want to build up a list of possible matches using a database query on startup, and then use them in a clause. #do stuff is matches GlobalVar:MyGlobalVar will contain items like "VALUE1|VALUE2|VALUE3" I've tried this, but don't seem to be having any joy.

(RADIATOR) Interim-Updates!

Hi All,   We want to be able to use this for broadband customers which don't disconnect for ages, and usethe Interim-Updates functions like what Cisco and Redback use.  But need to be able to accumulate the usage andunderstand it correct!  The Interim-Updates need to be accumulated in relati

(RADIATOR) Radiator & Nt Authentication

Has anyone gotten NT RRAS to authenticate to radiator? I know radiator is talking to the NT SAM ok (radpwtst works), triple checked the password, deleted the 2 keys in the FAQ but it still fails to authenticate. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks Chuck begin:vcard n:Sine;Chuck tel;fax:

RE: (RADIATOR) NumHosts in SQLRadius

Yeah, the issue is that SQLRadius works around the default of a maximum 2 within the object code.. (or whatever I manually set it to). Technically perhaps I could make the value so 'large' that it would hit no-rows first, and have to bail to the Host Failover settings.. The difference is, the wa

Re: (RADIATOR) Malformed Packet requests

Hello Achint - This looks very much like a broken radius packet. Please send me a copy of a trace 5 debug (with hex dump) of the packet so I can see what it is. regards Hugh On Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 12:49 AM, Achint Saxena wrote: > Hello, > > Thanks for all your previous replies. J

Re: (RADIATOR) socket queue length

Hello Ray - What is the problem you are trying to deal with? regards Hugh On Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 02:50 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > > > Is there any OS parameter or radiator parameter which can be fine > tune to increase the accounting packet received other than OS >

Re: (RADIATOR) NumHosts in SQLRadius

Hello Martin - For the first point, no you cannot specify the number of hosts in the database, but I don't believe you need to have the number specified in any case as the query will just fail and fall back to the local Host definition. For the StatsLog, I suggest yo try some experiments to

Re: (RADIATOR) Re: DefaultLeasePeriod

Hello Brian - I can't see any easy way around this, other than to write some custom queries, or perhaps a stored procedure in the database. Or alternatively, what about setting up the address pools on the NAS? regards Hugh On Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 05:32 AM, Brian Morris wrote: I think

Re: (RADIATOR) proxy based on a prefix

Hello Anura - Depending on what else you are doing, Handlers are probably the best way to go. # define Handlers . .. regards Hugh On Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 07:38 AM, Anura Abayaratne wrote: > Dear sirs, > > We have radius proxy s