Hugh,
Looks like my logging configuration may have been incorrect. Let me
keep tinkering with it and if I can't figure it out I'll start a new
thread.
Unfortunately because of the issues that host authentication is
causing we've had to move over to an NTLM-based authentication
configuration for n
Hello James -
As long as the User-Name contains "host/.…." this Handler should be called
provided another Handler doesn't catch it.
Without seeing the debug and the corresponding configuration file I can't
really say much else.
If you have "Trace 4" in your configuration file you will see the
Hugh,
Yes, that is correct. This capture was taken before the change (second link
that contains configuration in m previous post). Now I have this handler:
Host 10.136.234.80
Secret mysecret
AuthPort 1812
AcctPort 1813
The Trace 4 shows that the RADI
Hello James -
The problem is here:
• Mon Oct 15 01:20:47 2012 564812: DEBUG: Packet dump:
• *** Received from 10.136.235.240 port 32768
• Code: Access-Request
• Identifier: 47
• Authentic: %wa<14><212>v<209>S<143>a<132>z<21><194>5`
• A
Hello Rohan -
What I described was one typical way it is done automatically, but obviously
other methods are possible.
regards
Hugh
On 18 Oct 2012, at 02:49, wrote:
> Thanks Hugh.
>
>
> Oh Yes! I recall there was discussion around tracking usage via interim
> accounting. But its an exte
Ciao Paolo -
As you have seen, the debug log is not what you want.
Rather, you should be using the RADIUS accounting requests to write to a file.
You can have a separate file for each user by doing something like this:
# Realm or Handler
AcctLogFileName %L/accounting-for-%n
On 10/17/2012 06:02 PM, Paolo Di Francesco wrote:
Hello Paolo,
> in oder to keep track of the user getting in and getting out of my
> network I would like to do the following: let radiator write into a file
> (mounted on some linux syslogd) when a user is getting into the network
> and when th
Thanks Hugh.
Oh Yes! I recall there was discussion around tracking usage via interim
accounting. But its an external system (linked to our billing system) that will
monitor user sessions for usage thresholds and initiate the COA as well as
modify the user profile in LDAP temporarily should a u
Dear All
in oder to keep track of the user getting in and getting out of my
network I would like to do the following: let radiator write into a file
(mounted on some linux syslogd) when a user is getting into the network
and when the user is leaving.
I found the log file command but not sure i
