On Wed, Jul 07, 1999 at 03:02:35PM +0800, Richi Plana wrote:
> On Wed, 7 Jul 1999, Craig Sanders wrote:
>
> |o| > 3. Counters rolling over is not uncommon. Ciscos roll over at 32 bits,
> |o| > other, I dont know.
> |o|
> |o| does anyone know of a way of terminating dialin sessions (async or
> |o
On Wed, Jul 07, 1999 at 04:26:38PM +1000, tom minchin wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 07, 1999 at 03:47:52PM +1000, Craig Sanders wrote:
> > nice idea. unfortunately, no Stop record is sent when a connection
> > is killed in this way.
>
> I use the SNMP method to clear the interface, that sends a Stop (IOS
>
Hello
Does any one know can i write the Ip address
into the user profile stored into a ldap server ?
Thanks a lot to answer me.
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I would like to know the best Nas ( Price/Quality/Features)
This is for testing a Wap Isp plateform.
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I would like to know how is passed the MSISDN of a mobile phone?
(Note: The msisdn is the phone number of the mobile phone)
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Try using another username for the service. When you change the properties
for the radiator service into eg administrator, or even any other username
it worked for our server. It must be something with the priviliges for the
internalsystemaccount, but i don't have the time rightnow to check it out
Hello Requiem,
On Jul 7, 12:20pm, Requiem Aurelien (Ext/NTC) wrote:
> Subject: (RADIATOR) Writting into Ldap
> Hello
>
> Does any one know can i write the Ip address
> into the user profile stored into a ldap server ?
This is not easy to do, and we dont really recommend it anyway: LDAP was not
m
Hi Michael,
looking at your config file, you have the Domain line commented out in your
AuthBy NT clause, so I think your Radiator is failing to contact the Domain
Controller of your network, and is therefore rejecting your login request.
I thinbk you need to change your AuthBy NT configuration
Hello
Is it better to use an SQL database ?
What is the fastest database ?
Thansk a lot !
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> Subject: (RADIATOR) Best Nas
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>
> Hello
>
> I would like to know the best Nas ( Price/Quality/Features)
> This is for testing a Wap Isp platef
On Jul 7, 2:28pm, Requiem Aurelien (Ext/NTC) wrote:
> Subject: RE: (RADIATOR) Writting into Ldap
> Hello
>
> Is it better to use an SQL database ?
Yes,
better, faster, easier to make it work with Radiator.
> What is the fastest database ?
Hmmm, very difficult question to answer without more cont
Mike,
Thanx for all the support you have gave us, but like I said in my earlier
message, running the
command from the command line works:
c:\> c:\perl\bin\perl.exe c:\radiator\radiusd -config_file
c:\radiator\maxnt.cfg
(this is exactly the same as in the registry ), but when I start Radiator as
a
(Mike: Thanks, the
${$_[0}}->add_attr(..., ...) works perfect.)
We're experimenting with the
Cisco service selection gateway (SSG) for ADSL. The SSG is a router and a radius
client. Depending on some vendor specific attributes, it sets up some routes per
subscriber (client ip-address). So
Ladies & Gentilmen:
After some time and a lot of help fom Mike
McCauley and Peter Bungenstock, that participate to this list, my Radiator is
working just fine.
This e-mail is for those who are
experiencing the same problem, and this is what I did to solve
it.
Bellow is my CONFIG_FILE and
Ladies & Gentilmen:
After some time and a lot of help fom Mike
McCauley and Peter Bungenstock, that participate on this list, my Radiator is
working just fine.
This e-mail is for those who are
experiencing the same problem, and this is what I did to solve
mine.
Bellow is my CONFIG_FILE
Hello
Is there a way to specify the caller-station-id
with radpwtst ?
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Is the
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In order to RRAS send
the correct parameters to Radiator for authentication you must remove two keys
from the RRAS server's register:
1º -
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\RasMan\PPP\CHAP
2º -
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\RasMan\PPP\SPAP
Currently we store our passwords in a SQL (mySQL) database and they are
stored using UNIX crypt password format.
I now have a need to support CHAP authentication using this existing
database.
Does anyone have any ideas on how this might be done?
Thanks in advance,
Tim Young
Compuware Corporati
Craig Sanders wrote:
>
> does anyone know of a way of terminating dialin sessions (async or isdn)
> to a cisco as5200 which *doesn't* stop the cisco from sending the radius
> Stop record?
>
> i thought i'd work around the 32-bit counter by using snmp to monitor
> interfaces.ifTable.ifEntry.ifOut
Hi Wilbert,
as the LDAP code stands now, you can put reply attributes in your LDAP
database, its just that you have to add both the radius attribute name and the
value. Something like this:
in radiator:
ReplyAttr ldapreplyattribute
and in LDAP:
dn: cn=user,ou=adsl,o=we,
Hello,
I have Cisco AS5200's, Bay 5399's and Lucent PM3 Access servers.
I've found Lucent to be the best with modem code and performance. Some may
disagree I'm not interested in an argument I own these three brands and I'm
going on my personal experience dialling into them and from customer sup
Hi Tim,
it is completely impossibe to support CHPA unless you have access to the
_plaintext_ password. This is not a limitation of Radiator, but rather a
logical consequence of the design of CHAP.
With CHAP, the NAS generates a challenge, and transforms the users password and
the challenge and u
I have tried Lucent and I have a Versa net ISP2001 and I have recently
perched a Assured Access X1000. The Versa Net 2001 is much more
stable and compatible with V90 modems then the Lucent box was. But by
far the best NAS I have found is the Assured Access X1000. It is the most
stable, expan
> I've found Lucent to be the best with modem code and performance. Some may
> disagree I'm not interested in an argument I own these three brands and I'm
> going on my personal experience dialling into them and from customer support
> calls.
Need to be more specific. Ciscos with MICA, or Cisco
I have tried Lucent and I have a Versa net ISP2001 and
I have recently perched a Assured Access X1000. The
Versa Net 2001 is much more stable and compatible with
V90 modems then the Lucent box was. But by far the best
NAS I have found is the Assured Access X1000. It is
the most stable, expa
Hello,
> Need to be more specific. Ciscos with MICA, or Cisco's with Microcom?
> The Microcom stuff kicks serious butt over Lucent modem code in my use.
Our Ciscos have Microcom modems.
> I'm willing to believe that you see different results downunder than
> you get in the US. In the US, on a
Well I can't say that I have used anything but what I am about to mention
but I have found our Ascend Max4000(with 42 modems and some ISDN) and
Max2000(28 modems and some ISDN also)
They have been nothing but stable over the past year and more importantly
the support from Aus Ascend has been gre
Tim,
We have the same problem at one ISP. We
have even have to store different encrypted passwords (eg. Irix, Solaris,
Netscape ...) into an LDAP directory to be able to authenticate all of them
using this LDAP server. And for chap, we needed to store the plaintext
too.
Probably the eas
Hello,
"Requiem Aurelien (Ext/NTC)" schrieb:
>
> Hello
>
> Is there a way to specify the caller-station-id
> with radpwtst ?
> Thanks a lot !
try this:
# ./radpwtst -?
Unknown option: ?
usage: ./radpwtst [-time] [-iterations n]
[-trace] [-s server] [-secret secret]
[-noauth
> That Bay stuff has got to be crap :) I don't need to drive my car
> into a tree to imagine what would happen to me :)
Whilst this is getting off-topic, Leigh did not mention the version of modem
code (shown by 'modem -v') or boot code (shown by 'stats') he was running on
the Bay 5399s. Upgradi
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