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Could you share a copy of the attributes you setup on the accoount login?
Qwest appears to only be sending username and password, when i turned on debug.
Jeff
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Date: Thursday, March 06, 2003 9:52:12 AM
Subject: [VOP RADIUS] HELP, QWEST and Pass Thru Radius
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Sometimes Qwest likes to try to authenticate with login-user as the service
type instead of framed-user. You can either set your raidus server to
default PPP for every service type, or tell Qwest to stop being jackasses
and authenticate how they are supposed to authenticate a dialup session.
Myself, I made them fix their end, as I use login-service for login-service
type stuff. If they don't get it, turn your debug logging all the way up,
and show them their request and a normal users request.
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> We are trying to authenticate radius users between us and qwest on pass
> thru radius.
>
> I keep getting requested Service denied messages in the error log on a
> connection attempt.
>
> Any Ideas what may be causing this, anyone had experience with qwest
>
> Jeff
>
>
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> Subject: [VOP RADIUS] Disabled NT Users
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> I am using NT to authenticate Radius users but noticed that disabling
> them
> from NT still allows the user to be authenticated. If the user is delete
> in
> NT it then blocks them. What am I missing?
>
> Thank you in advance,
> fred
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