Hello Faisal -
At 14:15 +0500 01/7/1, Syed Faisal Qadri wrote:
>Hello Everybody,
>
>I would like to have information on the following few points:
>
>- Is it possible to store accounting logs on two places at the same time
>i.e.
> logging logs on two different machine having database installed in
>it, and
> tell me how to implement it.
Very simple:
# define AuthBy clauses
<AuthBy SQL>
Identifier DB1
.....
</AuthBy>
<AuthBy SQL>
Identifier DB2
.....
</AuthBy>
# define Handlers
<Handler Request-Type = Accounting-Request>
AuthByPolicy ContinueAlways
AuthBy DB1
AuthBy DB2
....
</Handler>
The above should provide an example - you may need to alter it for
your own needs and environment.
>- Multiple logins can be restricted through the Radiator but is it
>possible to
> disconnect users on will (those users who are getting -ve online) I
>have
> Livingston-PM2e and Lucent MAX-3000 access servers in my
> environment. if it is possible then how.
This depends on the NAS equipment. Some equipment now supports the
relatively recent "Disconnect-Request", but you will need to check
with your vendor. Otherwise you may have to write a script that will
log in to the NAS and issue whatever command is required to
disconnect the user.
>- I have local Linux password file for authentication and in this
>scenario how
> could I implement CLI feature of Radiator, how to use Linux password
>file
> and database for CLI purpose at the same time kindly elaborate.
>
You will have to use cascaded AuthBy clauses with the usernames and
CLI information in a file, and usernames and passwords in the
password file.
Here is an example:
# define AuthBy clauses
<AuthBy FILE>
Identifier CheckCLI
Filename %D/users.cli
</AuthBy>
<AuthBy UNIX>
Identifier CheckUsers
.....
</AuthBy>
# define Realm or Handler
<Handler ....>
AuthBy CheckCLI
....
</Handler>
The file %D/users.cli would contain something like this:
# users.cli - check CLI then check password file
username1 Calling-Station-Id = nnnnnnnn, Auth-Type = CheckUsers
username2 Calling-Station-Id = mmmmmmmm, Auth-Type = CheckUsers
.......
hth
Hugh
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