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The
source IP refers to the source IP of the incoming radius packet. As long
as the DSLAM does not use a loopback or Ethernet interface as the source of it's
IP packets but rather uses the IP of the DSL user, then you're
fine.
It's not directly related, Eric. But it's part of the issue
for us, which is to have a DSL profile with and another without "backup"
dial-up.
Since VPRRS does not recognize the "Virtual" access-type
(which it considers digital, the same as ISDN), I have to exclude/include DSL
users based on the source IP.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 2:11
PM
Subject: [VOP RADIUS] Multiple logins e
roaming servers
Not sure how that's related to multiple logins and roaming...but it
looks like a good profile.
We've always used profiles too. I just want to make
sure that the following line means "accept any source IP except those
listed":
Source IP =
!192.168.0.1,!192.168.0.2,!192.168.0.3
I need to know is these customers will be able to
authenticate from 192.168.0.4, for example.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 12:32
PM
Subject: [VOP RADIUS] Multiple
logins e roaming servers
I use profiles all the time and they work great for us.
Here is the documentation that we used to get profiles
working.
Erik Tijburg
RedMoon BroadBand
ISP Support
Services
6810 Main
Street
Frisco, TX 75034
Office (972)
731-0696
Cell (469)
450-5078
I run wholesale roamers via freeradius where I can blacklist
users, supplement attributes...or do whatever and then I proxy over to
VOP for my ISP customers...good luck with
profiles.
AFAIK, when freeradius authenticates against
VPRRS, it counts towards your max users limit.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002
12:02 PM
Subject: [VOP RADIUS]
Multiple logins e roaming servers
I run roamers through freeradius...I'd rather not have the
count against my license.
Is there any special setting to avoid multiple
logins on roamer servers or is it blocked just like everything
else? Because I'm seeing a lot of people being able to login
twice on roamer servers and if there's something that needs to
be configured, I need to know what. If not, I'll have to start
looking somewhere else...
For regular clients which talk directly to my
servers, multiple logins work fine (dual for ISDN and single for
analog).
Thank you.
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