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Salut Hugues,
Please could you answer to wuestion 1) ?
2) for wuestion 2), could you send me a receipt ?
Could you advice a place to check to find why Alive packets are not sent by
Cisco sometimes ?
Thanks in advance for your help.Gildas.
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Hello Naveed -
Could you please send me the company name and/or user name of your purchased,
registered Radiator license.
thanks
Hugh
>
> hi,
> i am administrating an ISP, i am using Radiator RADIUS. In our scenario
> user's authentication and accounting are done in database. There is a
>
Salut Gildas -
On Mon, 02 Oct 2000, Gildas PERROT wrote:
> Salut Hugues,
>
> Please could you answer to wuestion 1) ?
> 2) for wuestion 2), could you send me a receipt ?
>
> Could you advice a place to check to find why Alive packets are not sent by
> Cisco sometimes ?
>
If the Cisco NAS is
Sorry I meant a receipe ;- I would like to know which configuration
directive I need to put a new "update RADPOOL" query at each Stop packets
which allows to free the state of the IP corresponding to the callingID (I
will create a callingID column in RADPOOL and I suppose that there is one
ses
i do not know why, but i found the same behavior with my ciscos 75xx
and 36xx. If the user connect against a cisco, Radiator does not save
the ip address at RADONLINE table. why? i do not know. When i ask
about that to Cisco, they answer me ... "uh, it is a nice day, do
not you think sou?"
pl
Hi,
I'm trialling Radiator 2.16 with AuthbyLDAP2. But I can't work out how
to support CHAP. Or rather, I can't work out why it works.
The NAS is sending User-Name and CHAP-Password attributes to radiator. But
I don't understand what radiator then looks for in my directory.
The RFC says that
> I'm trialling Radiator 2.16 with AuthbyLDAP2. But I can't work out how
> to support CHAP. Or rather, I can't work out why it works.
[...]
> Does this simply mean the User-Password attribute? Or do I have to store
> something else in my directory?
No, the point is that it needs the clear-te
Hello all,
I am new to this list so please let me introduce myself. My name is Steve
Pennington and I am the CTO at NetWORLD Connections, Inc. located in Salt
Lake City, Utah. We have been around for about 4 years now. For more info on
the company you can check us out at www.networld.com.
Anyway
Hello Herb -
On Tue, 03 Oct 2000, Herbert Kornfeld wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trialling Radiator 2.16 with AuthbyLDAP2. But I can't work out how
> to support CHAP. Or rather, I can't work out why it works.
>
> The NAS is sending User-Name and CHAP-Password attributes to radiator. But
> I don't un
Salut Gildas -
On Tue, 03 Oct 2000, Gildas PERROT wrote:
> Sorry I meant a receipe ;- I would like to know which configuration
> directive I need to put a new "update RADPOOL" query at each Stop packets
> which allows to free the state of the IP corresponding to the callingID (I
> will creat
Hello Steve -
>
> 1. What exactly do I need to specify in the select statement to tell
> radiator to use a Unix encrypted password.
>
If you use the standard prefixes on the password strings, you can mix any
plaintext and/or encrypted passwords in the same table.
Have a look at section 13.1.
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Hi folks,
I'm attempting to configure "Per-User" Radius authentication for a VPDN i
have here, using Radiator.
I am also rather new to Radiator, i have recently configured it to do basic
authentication and it works quite well in that respect.
I
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