[RADIATOR] Using SQL statements inside a PostAuthHook for COA

2013-04-03 Thread Thomas Kurian
Dear Heikki & Michael, I am modifed the script we were discussing, to perform COA and assign new bandwidth (speed2) ,to the user who exceeds allocated quota (maxquota) . I have already tested COA manually via radpwtst command, it was successful and was acknowledged by the NAS. I want the below

Re: [RADIATOR] Change-Filter-Request after an Access-Accept

2013-04-03 Thread Tim Jones
> Add this: > > $coa_p->{rp} = $op; > > When a reply is received, the processing stops before the ReplyHook is > called if there is no reply (rp) to be returned. > > For details, please see AuthRADIUS.pm and the lines just before > ReplyHook is called. > > Please let us know how it works. > Than

Re: [RADIATOR] Using SQL statements inside a PostAuthHook

2013-04-03 Thread Thomas Kurian
Dear Heikki, I am modifying the script we were discussing a bit, to perform COA and assign new bandwidth (speed2) ,to the user who exceeds allocated quota (maxquota) . I have already tested COA manually via radpwtst, it was successful and was acknowledged by the NAS. 1. Can you check if the

Re: [RADIATOR] Change-Filter-Request after an Access-Accept

2013-04-03 Thread Heikki Vatiainen
On 04/03/2013 11:39 AM, Tim Jones wrote: > 6. If server receives Change-Filter-ACKed, return the original > Access-Accept to user, else return Access-Reject with Reply-Message > of the Change-Filter-NAKed response. > So far, I have it working up to the last step, but can't seem to 'find'

[RADIATOR] Change-Filter-Request after an Access-Accept

2013-04-03 Thread Tim Jones
I am putting together a Proof-Of-Concept in which a Change-Filter-Request is submitted to a CISCO ASR when we successfully authenticate via another RADIUS server. The flow should be: 1. Tunnel opens 2. 'user' (radpwtst) submits Access-Request to server 3. server forwards Access-Request t