Hi All, Hi Hugh,
Happy new year.
I seem to be having problems with configuring a NAS
on a different subnet from the radius server.
If I put the NAS on the same subnet as radiator, it
works fine, but once I put it on another subnet,
it complains that the radius server cannot be
located. The
Hi all
Does the Radiator fully comply with RFC 2868, RADIUS Attributes for Tunnel
Protocol Support?
Kind Regards
Marius Stefan
Service Designer/Development Department
Enertel N.V
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3062 MB Rotterdam
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Hello Marius -
Yes the tunnel attributes from RFC 2868 are included in the Radiator
dictionary and are fully supported.
Here is an extract from the current Radiator 3.5 dictionary.
ATTRIBUTE Tunnel-Type 64 tagged-integer
ATTRIBUTE Tunnel-Medium-Type
Hello Tunde -
Thanks for sending the files.
It sounds to me like you have a routing problem on the Windows box when
it is on a different subnet. I suspect you will need to add a default
gateway or perhaps a static route so that the radius requests are sent
to the correct place.
regards
Guys.. Anybody using any Colubris Aps or any other Aps that support
external radius auth?
I want to know of those Aps that say support external auth and acct
really do? And also if radiator send a STOP acct request after X amount
of time.. Will the AP close network access to that client? Or how
Hello Anton -
We have a number of customers using a variety of wireless equipment.
You should be aware that the radius support in this type of equipment
varies considerably, even between versions of the same vendor's
software.
It is the access point that sends the radius accounting starts
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Hello Vincent -
Thanks for your mail.
FYI - there is now a radius extension called Disconnect-Request that
some NAS software implements.
It is worth noting however that this support is provided by a stub
radius *server* in the NAS, and the Disconnect-Request is sent by a
radius *client*.
Hi,
I have a list of NAS having the Name as
123_Loc1
123_LocUS
123_LocCHINA
123_LocTHAILAND
to use the below handler, How to I define the Handler Definition below
Handler NAS-Identifier=123_*, Acct-Status-Type = /Start/, Realm=/icc/ix
RewriteUsername s/^([^@]+).*/$1/
AuthBy
