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Hello Tim -
At 13:08 +1000 19/12/00, Tim McCullagh wrote:
>Hi
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>Can anyone tell me where the NAS-IP-Address 203.63.154.1 is referenced apart
>from in the portlist file.
>I have commented it out in the portlist file and it still keeps coming up
>when I try and test radiator.
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Its the default a
Hi
Can anyone tell me where the NAS-IP-Address 203.63.154.1 is referenced apart
from in the portlist file.
I have commented it out in the portlist file and it still keeps coming up
when I try and test radiator.
TIA
Tim
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Hi Tom,
On May 27, 11:43am, tom wrote:
> Subject: (RADIATOR) NAS-IP-Address
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> Hi all,
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> Is it possible to us "hostname" instead of using
> IP addresses?
No. The actual data in the NAS-IP-Address is an IP address.
It might be possible to make a PreHandlerHook t
Hi all,
Is it possible to us "hostname" instead of using
IP addresses?
Like
joe Auth-type = System, NAS-IP-Address = /^portmaster[0-9]/
Or is there a patch or hack to allow NAS-Hostname.
Regards,
Tom
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