Re: (RADIATOR) IP Lease problem

Hi Skeeve, Maybe it would be a good idea to give Session-Timeout also and set it to 24 hours. So if even the user is online and useing the address for longer than 23:59 then it will be disconnected and ip address we bee released. Of cource then you have to make official policy out of it that you

(RADIATOR) Quest ion on duplicate request

hi hugh, we have another question on radius request for authentication. base on the oracle debug logfile we are getting 2 request for pre computation of session time. the updatesessiontime.hook is use to recomplute the sessiontime base on peak / off-peak rate and update the database before radi

(RADIATOR) problem with radiator 3.1

hi hugh, there seem to be a problem when we execute the radpwtst. it seems that it is sending an extra authentication request. this problem started sometime early sept. there has been no modification on the config file. we do not know where the "bnbmbn" password came from. when we t

(RADIATOR) SQL Logging

Hi. I would like to log all of our Accounting Data into a SQL Server DB. Is this possible, what commands do i need to enter? Regards, Shane Please note that neither the owner and operator of the e-mail system nor the sender of this e-mail accept any responsibility for any viruses that may be co

Re: (RADIATOR) IP Lease problem

Hello Skeeve - I think I would be inclined to use IP address pool(s) on the NAS(s) for these cases and let the NAS do the address management. It is certainly true that lost stop records will cause lots of problems. And yes, it is complicated, in no small part due to the well known limitiatio

Re: (RADIATOR) IP Lease problem

If there is a problem with stop records, and people are staying on for 1 or 2 days... then there is quite possibly a chance for problems. Using static IP for a large number of customer without good reason could cause us to bleed higher usage on Address Space which APNIC would also not be respo

Re: (RADIATOR) client restrictions in Realm

Hello Mike - Yes this is possible by using cascaded AuthBy clauses and Identifiers in your Client clauses. Ie. # define Client clauses Identifier SomeThing Identififier SomeThing . Identifier OrOther .. # def

Re: (RADIATOR) IP Lease problem

Hello Skeeve - The short answer is to use static addresses for long-held connections. By definition, dynamic addresses are designed for frequent re-use. regards Hugh On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 11:50 PM, Skeeve Stevens wrote: > > > Question > > We currently have a pool of 64 IP's

(RADIATOR) IP Lease problem

Question We currently have a pool of 64 IP's stored in a database, and when a user connects AND they don't have a static IP they get assigned one from the database of dynamic IP's... The problem I have is that the pool has the Lease Period set to 24 hours after 24 hours the dynamic IP is rec

RE: (RADIATOR) RADIUS - can I use RADIUS to authenticate Web users - refer IAS document

It should read. - Question :Can I use IAS to authenticate Web users? Answer: No. In the world according to Microsoft where no other webservers exist, the Microsoft Internet Information Server, do not use RADIUS to authenticate Web users.

RE: (RADIATOR) RADIUS - can I use RADIUS to authenticate Web users - refer IAS document

Hi Murugan This is no true "Answer: No. Most Web servers, including all versions of the Microsoft Internet Information Server, do not use RADIUS to authenticate Web users." You can use Apache web server with Apache-AuthenRadius module, www.apache.org www.perl.com/CPAN/modules/by-module/Apach

(RADIATOR) RADIUS - can I use RADIUS to authenticate Web users - refer IAS document

Hi, I am new in the RADIUS world, so If my question is meaning less - please forgive me When I read one document about IAS (Internet Authentication Server - RADIUS server by Microsoft) In the FAQ - it is said like this... - Question :Can I use IA