Title: Re: (RADIATOR) RADONLINE Table
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Hello Chairarth -
The problem you describe below is due to the NAS not sending the
NAS-Port attribute in the accounting stop record.
There are two things you can do. First, you should lodge a bug
report with your NAS vendor and get the problem fixed prop
hi,
I intend to setup in-bound roaming for my users by proxying
the auth/acct req from the GRIC server to the radiator.
Anyone has any ideas what is the best way to share
the same user database of radiator and at the same time
allow only ccertain user
Hello JC -
You will need an indicator of some sort in your user database, and
you will need to check it when you check a roaming user.
Depending on your database, this should be very simple to do.
regards
Hugh
At 18:27 +0800 01/7/3, JC wrote:
>hi,
>
> I intend to setup in-bound roa
I saw the problem when I reviewed the config file. THere was:
AcctPort
(blank)
Which was treated as 0. So, the config file parser doesn't flag this as
an error?
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our previous ipass installation was using AuthByIPASS since the use of
this is deprecated and we're upgrading our ipass server, I decided to use
AuthByRadius and proxy the request the ipass roaming server. The
installation of ipass for incoming requests is already working fine.
Question is how can
i successfully configured the ipass roaming for inbound requests. question
is how do i configure it for outgoing request. I have the following lines
in my radius config file. what do i put in the secret? I don't see any
configuration in the ipass server where i specify the secret.
Thanks.
Hello Mike -
You will need to specify an AuthBy RADIUS clause in Radiator pointing
at the iPASS server for outbound requests, and configure the shared
secret in the AuthBy RADIUS clause using the "Secret ..." parameter.
hth
Hugh
At 20:55 +0800 01/7/3, Mike Blancas wrote:
>our previous ipas
Hello Miguel -
I presume you mean this was configured in an AuthBy RADIUS clause in
the Radiator configuration file? In any case, I have copied Mike on
this mail for his comments.
Mike - I will send you the original mail seperately.
regards
Hugh
At 20:20 +0800 01/7/3, Miguel A.L. Paraz w
Hi all,
sorry if you heard this one before:
is it possible to authenticate by LDAP and write the accounting records
to a SQL-Database at the same time?
Thanks and regards
Olaf
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Hello Olaf -
Sure - just configure an AuthBy LDAP clause and an AuthBy SQL clause,
and do something like this in your configuration file:
# define AuthBy clauses
Identifier CheckLDAP
.
Identifier SQLAccounting
.
# define Handlers
AuthBy
Just a quick queston:
In the reference manual for radiator, %t is equel to both the time in
seconds and the TAB character. How are thseperate uses defind, and why
was the same variable chosen to be both?
I'm having a problem inserting a timestamp into mysql, and I think the
%t may be passing the
Hi Hugh,
It's ok! Thanks for your
kindly help.
Chairath
Hugh Irvine wrote:
Hello
Chairarth - Here is the hook: # -*- mode: Perl -*-# addNASPort##
PreClientHook to add NAS-Port attribute#
# Author: Hugh Irvine ([EMAIL PROTECTED])# Copyright (C) 2001 Open System
Consultants#
sub
{
my $p =
Hi,
Thanks for your advice. How do I identify a roaming
auth-req from a local auth-req, if both roaming and
non-roaming radius run on the same server ?
Rgds,
JC
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> Hello JC -
>
> You will need an indicator of some sort in your user database, and
> you will need to ch
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