(RADIATOR) multiple cisco-avpair attributes

2000-05-11 Thread Christian Hammers
Hello I've got a big problem. We want to use the following attributes in some of our user profiles we fetch via replaceIfNotExistProfiles hook and LDAP: cisco-avpair=ip:addr-pool=setup_pool cisco-avpair=ip:dns-servers=212.117.64.86 212.117.67.2 cisco-avpair=ip:idletime=89

RE: (RADIATOR) Dictionary Blues

2000-05-11 Thread ARG-MENENDEZ, JUAN
I have the same error too, when proxying to other hosts. 242 is Ascend-Data-Filter and its well defined in my dictionary. The filter does work allright aswell. Thu May 11 10:16:20 2000: ERR: Attribute number 242 (vendor 529) is not defined in your dictionary Thu

(RADIATOR) Max TNT Filter

2000-05-11 Thread ARG-MENENDEZ, JUAN
This has more to do with Max TNT itself than with Radiator, hope someone working with Max TNT could help me: I´d like to prevent anyone to telnet to the Max TNT unit, except from my management network segment. I could make this to work setting up the filter in the Max TNT (filter

RE: (RADIATOR) Dictionary Blues

2000-05-11 Thread Cortney Thompson
What dictionary are you using? I find that if I put the original dictionary on the proxy server, and the Ascend2 on the authentication system It works rather well. If you put the Ascend2 on the proxy server I kept getting errors like you have below. Hope that helps. Cortney At 10:22 AM

(RADIATOR) return different attributes per NAS

2000-05-11 Thread Jeremy C. Reed
Can anyone give me any pointers on setting up Radiator so that it will return different vendor specific information per NAS? Or maybe on stripping atributes that aren't required (or conflict) for a NAS? (We are trying to use both Tigris and TNT.) Thanks, Jeremy C. Reed

(RADIATOR) Anti-Freeze for my Radiator

2000-05-11 Thread Fred Donovan
We have recently installed Radiator 2.15 on our RedHat Linux 6.2 box after installing Perl 5 v5.005, Perl LDAP v.16, and Perl MD5 v2.09. Everything compiled without a hitch. And, we modified the ldap.cfg file to reflect our environment. We're using OpenLDAP 1.2.9. The server worked perfectly

Re: (RADIATOR) return different attributes per NAS

2000-05-11 Thread Daniel Senie
"Jeremy C. Reed" wrote: > > Can anyone give me any pointers on setting up Radiator so that it will > return different vendor specific information per NAS? > > Or maybe on stripping atributes that aren't required (or conflict) for a > NAS? > > (We are trying to use both Tigris and TNT.) For one

Re: (RADIATOR) multiple cisco-avpair attributes

2000-05-11 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Christian - On Thu, 11 May 2000, Christian Hammers wrote: > Hello > > I've got a big problem. We want to use the following attributes in some > of our user profiles we fetch via replaceIfNotExistProfiles hook and LDAP: > cisco-avpair=ip:addr-pool=setup_pool > cisco-avpair=ip:d

RE: (RADIATOR) Dictionary Blues

2000-05-11 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Juan - On Thu, 11 May 2000, ARG-MENENDEZ, JUAN wrote: > I have the same error too, when proxying to other hosts. > > 242 is Ascend-Data-Filter and its well defined in my dictionary. The > filter does work allright aswell. > > Thu May 11 10:16:20 2000: ERR: Attribute number 24

(RADIATOR) Fwd: BOUNCE radiator@open.com.au: Non-member submission from [Fabrizio Cuseo ]

2000-05-11 Thread Hugh Irvine
-- Forwarded Message -- Subject: BOUNCE [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Non-member submission from [Fabrizio Cuseo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>] Date: Fri, 12 May 2000 03:10:21 +1000 (EST) From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >From owner-radiator Fri May 12 03:10:14 2000 Received: by oscar.open.com.au (8.9.0

(RADIATOR) Re: SessSQL.pm problem

2000-05-11 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Fabrizio - On Fri, 12 May 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I'm using a national roaming service with a proxy radius that forwards me > all @domain.it requests. > Sometimes their access-servers or radius, don't send me the STOP accounting > record, so i often have dead sessions on my r

Re: (RADIATOR) return different attributes per NAS

2000-05-11 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Jeremy - On Fri, 12 May 2000, Jeremy C. Reed wrote: > Can anyone give me any pointers on setting up Radiator so that it will > return different vendor specific information per NAS? > > Or maybe on stripping atributes that aren't required (or conflict) for a > NAS? > Well, I already sent

Re: (RADIATOR) Anti-Freeze for my Radiator

2000-05-11 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Fred - On Fri, 12 May 2000, Fred Donovan wrote: > We have recently installed Radiator 2.15 on our RedHat Linux 6.2 box after > installing Perl 5 v5.005, Perl LDAP v.16, and Perl MD5 v2.09. Everything > compiled without a hitch. And, we modified the ldap.cfg file to reflect our > environm

(RADIATOR) Merged ISP's

2000-05-11 Thread Randy Cosby
We recently merged with a couple smaller ISP's. Currently one is running off RadiusNT, another off of a livingston radius. I would like to have all our dialup pops pointing to just one radius eventually. The first logical step seems to be using Radius as a proxy for all the other radius serve

Re: (RADIATOR) Merged ISP's

2000-05-11 Thread Hugh Irvine
Hello Randy - On Fri, 12 May 2000, Randy Cosby wrote: > We recently merged with a couple smaller ISP's. Currently one is running > off RadiusNT, another off of a livingston radius. I would like to have all > our dialup pops pointing to just one radius eventually. The first logical > step see