Well, the ascend-users list is kinda dead and hasn't been archived anywhere in a
while. But, if you are running TNTs, here is the filter information to block MSBlast
and ICMP packets before they hit the Ethernet port.
-Kevin-
Filter MS Blaster worm traffic
Hello Hugh!
Here the Information you asked for!
ODBC openlink 3.0
hardware sparc (netra 105)
software solaris 7
perl version 5.8.0
and we have tired DBD-ODBC-1.06 and i think this is the latest Driver
on CPAN.
regards,
Mushtaque.
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Hugh:
I`ve installed Perl 5.6.1 and RADAR works.
Thanks you very much !
Regards,
German
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Hello German -
We have had some reports of problems with Perl 5.8 so I suggest you go
back to Perl 5.6.1 and let us know what you discover. I have copied
this mail
Hugh-
I can't speak for Angus but it makes sense that if you are passing
authentication reqests to an external system using AuthBy URL that you may
want to pass accounting requests to that same system.
It's something that we have looked at since we have a lot of internal talent
in developing java
Hello hakim,
In regard to your problem, could the following help?
Simple put in Authby realm the following:
AuthSelect select decode(NVL(b.password, 'NotFound'),
'NotFound', 'Whatever invalid msg',
'whatever v
All,
For those of you that rely on upsteam providers that have not put any
filters in place. I've come up with an Ascend-Data-Filter that seems to
work. I haven't had a chance to test is in full production, but it works
on all of my Ascend gear, so please test it before you use it.
It drops all i
Hi Hakim -
h> hi Pavel!!!
h> Thanx for the reply. But if you dig the radiator mailing list, in one of the emails
Mike has replied that Radiator expects a recordset to be returned.
I think Mike means `recordset` in PERL context not ORACLE.
Hi Mike :)) Correct me if I'm wrong.
Anyway you should de
Hello Angus -
How do you want to store the accounting information?
You should use the AcctLogFileName parameter in the Realm or Handler if
you want to use a file, or you should use an additional AuthBy SQL
clause if you want to store the accounting to an SQL database.
See sections 6.16.4 and 6
Dear Support,
We are using AuthURL to do the authentication. In AuthURL.pm
module, i cannot see any function to handle accounting information
(e.g. listen accounting request, write accounting information). Can you
teach me how to handle the accounting issue in AuthURL?
Thank you very
hi Pavel!!!
Thanx for the reply. But if you dig the radiator mailing list, in one of the emails
Mike has replied that Radiator expects a recordset to be returned.
Also the method you are suggesting if done that way, the user is always AUTHENTICATED
even if the username and/or password is wrong.
> Dear Support,
>
> We are using AuthURL to do the authentication. In AuthURL.pm
> module, i cannot see any function to handle accounting information
> (e.g. listen accounting request, write accounting information).
> Can you
> teach me how to handle the accounting issue in AuthURL?
>
>
Hello Andrew -
You should set up a shell script that does what you require and refer
to it with the SnmpgetProg.
Otherwise check the Net-SNMP documentation.
I have just downloaded the latest source tarball and built it and you
can specify the default SNMP version to use when you build the
Hello Hakim -
There is no need to use cursors (it is possible but I dont think about
it :)).
Just create sp_auth2 as
procedure sp_Auth2(sUsername in varchar2,sPassword out varchar2)
is
begin
select password
into sPassword
from authenticationtable_000 where
username=sUser
Hi,
How to I force snmpget to use SNMPv1 from radiator? I have an access
server that times out unless you use SNMPv1. I tried setting the snmpget
command to snmpget -v 1 but radiator complained that it wasn't executable.
Is there an snmpgetargs directive?
Thanks,
Andrew
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TNT Users:
Apologize: I know I am posting to multiple lists, but multiple lists
with Ascend users.. none so far have posted and numerous are asking for
it... Including myself! Hopefully recommendations will follow
After several hours of trial and error - after I setup the recommended
Cisco
Hello Jim -
Yes you can add a Filter-Id reply attribute for a particular user by
adding it to the list of reply items for that user.
You can also load per-user ACL's for Cisco's as described here:
http://www.open.com.au/radiator/faq.html#67
The FAQ item shows how to do it for all users, but y
This is a good question. There is not much information out there concerning
the filter-ID attribute. I need to add this attribute to a specific user,
allowing only port 80 to a specific IP address. Is that possible?
- Original Message -
From: "Dave Birkbeck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'
Hello Karen -
As long as you have a reasonable version of Perl available Radiator
should run fine.
At this time we recommend Perl 5.6.1 as there have been reports of
problems with Perl 5.8 on some platforms.
regards
Hugh
On Tuesday, Aug 26, 2003, at 04:03 Australia/Melbourne,
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Hello Kevin -
You can log authentication failures directly from Radiator. See the
AuthLog clauses in section 6.49 of the Radiator 3.6 reference manual
("doc/ref.html").
I suspect the stop packets you are seeing relate to sessions that
failed before they got as far as the radius authentication
Hello Christian -
It is very helpful to include a copy of your configuration file (no
secrets) together with a trace 4 debug from Radiator showing what is
happening.
In your case I am guessing that the shared secret is incorrect between
the client and the server. Again I am guessing that you a
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