i am using Radiator-2.14.1 and IP pool definition inside the <Client...> part. We are
giving IP address to a requester (Dial-up) by looking their client NAS IP addess.
Now i want to upgrade Radiator-2.16.1 to solve our subnet problem. Is there way to
give IP address to a client by looking where the request coming from(NAS IP address).
Thanks a lot.
Okan ARISU
Basari Telekom
Network Specialist
>>> Hugh Irvine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 08/03 1:51 >>>
Hello Okan -
On Thu, 03 Aug 2000, OKAN ARISU wrote:
> Thank alot Hugh. I look at that sections.
>
> I have a question in mymind;
> if i define two or more <AddressPool poo1>, <AddressPool poo2>..
in our <AddressAllocator> section, what is the command i should write in our
<AuthBy DYNADDRESS> to use pool1 or pool2 for one of my <AuthBy FILE> or
<AuthBy SQL> in our <AuthBy GROUP> sections.
>
> There is a line saying
> #PoolHint %{Reply:PoolHint}
>
> For example, if i want to say use pool 1; is the correct command
>
> PoolHint %1
>
There is an example in the file "goodies/addressallocator.cfg" in the
distribution. However, what happens is this: you will set up your AuthBy
DYNADDRESS clause(s) as the last step in whatever authentication processing you
are doing. In a previous AuthBy to the AuthBy DYNADDRESS you would do something
like this:
<AuthBy ....>
......
AddToReply PoolHint = class1
</AuthBy>
<AuthBy DYNADDRESS>
.....
</AuthBy>
In other words, you add an attribute called PoolHint to the reply packet, the
value of which is used to identify which address pool to allocate the address
from. As shown in the example file, don't forget to remove the PoolHint
attribute before actually sending the reply packet.
hth
Hugh
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