(RADIATOR) Post-Error and Host-Request

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Re: (RADIATOR) Linux & MS-SQL

Hello Andrew - Thanks for your comment. Connectivity to MS-SQL is becoming rather painful, as MS has dropped support for Sybase interoperation. There is also a problem with Freetds if you require more than one connection to the database. In general, the easiest methods these days seem to be t

Re: (RADIATOR) Post-Error and Host-Request

Hello - I think you will need to check with Cisco ( or look at the Cisco web site). Does anyone else on the list happen to know the answer? cheers Hugh > > Hi! This may not be a radiator specific question but just want to know what > are the possible reasons of 'Port-Error' and 'Host-Reques

(RADIATOR) Some Problems with Encrypted Password

I need guidelines on Password encryption. We are running SQL Server based customer system on Windows 2000. We desire to encrypt the password on the SQL platform to ensure that our Customer database is not hijacked. Going through your manual, there is ONLY a reference to Unix encrypted password

(RADIATOR) migration to radiator with cisco-equipment

I´m evaluating the radiotor and I'm thinking to migrate from x-Tacacs based on an Informix-DB to the Radiator based on LINUX/MySQL or LINUX/Informix. We are an ISP with about 10.000 Customers in the Dial-Up-Sector. As NAS we exclusively use Cisco-Equipment (some 3660, AS5300 and two AS5200 ; the

(RADIATOR) Authentication Problems

I am having problems authenticating with Radiator. I am running NT 4 with MySQL as the database. My config script is set to first check the NT user database and then the SQL database. When I use radpwtst I get a bad authenticator reply and then 2 no reply's which I assume are because the fir

(RADIATOR) Login OK Loop

Hello everyone, We had a strange occurrence on Dec 29 in which user "auser" was continually authenticated from 11:22:17 AM up until 11:35:55 AM when we had to stop the radiusd process. Radiator basically went into a loop and the only way out of it was to stop/start radius. Accounting start record

(RADIATOR) AuthbyRADIUS with DYNADDRESS

Hugh We have had some confusion regarding issuing dynamic ip's when using AuthbyRADIUS in a proxy situation. We understand that once an AuthbyRADIUS clause is processed, it returns immediatly to the nas without waiting for a reply from the proxy server. In order to issue a dynamic ip in this si

Re: (RADIATOR) Login OK Loop

Hello William - I can't recall seeing this sort of problem before. I will need to see a trace 4 debug together with a copy of your configuration file (no secrets) to be able to say any more. BTW - the latest version of Radiator is 2.19. regards Hugh On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 06:17, William Herna

Re: (RADIATOR) migration to radiator with cisco-equipment

Hello Alexander - On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 00:09, Alexander Wallnöfer wrote: > I´m evaluating the radiotor and I'm thinking to migrate from x-Tacacs > based on an Informix-DB to the Radiator based on LINUX/MySQL or > LINUX/Informix. > We are an ISP with about 10.000 Customers in the Dial-Up-Sector. >

Re: (RADIATOR) Authentication Problems

Hello Eric - It looks to me like the shared secrets are not correct. radpwtst uses the shared secret "mysecret" by default, so in your case you should use "radpwtst -secret dogcat .". regards Hugh On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 03:34, Eric Johnson wrote: > I am having problems authenticating with

Re: (RADIATOR) AuthbyRADIUS with DYNADDRESS

At 03:17 PM 1/7/2002 -0800, Matt Scifo wrote: >The >attached debug file (replyhook_example.log) shows that as soon as >AuthbyRADIUS sends the Access-Request to the proxy server, an >Access-Accept is sent back to our nas containing no attributes, even >with the ReplyHook. The nas then authenticate

Re: (RADIATOR) AuthbyRADIUS with DYNADDRESS

At 03:17 PM 1/7/2002 -0800, Matt Scifo wrote: >Our setup includes well >over a 100 handlers which are used based on called-station-id and/or >realm. There is an SQL based module that would eliminate these 100 handlers. Look for AuthSQLRadius. Steve --- Stephen Roderick Universal Telecom, Inc.

Re: (RADIATOR) AuthbyRADIUS with DYNADDRESS

Hello Matt, Hello Steve - Thanks for sending the files. The problem you have with the two Access-Accepts is because you have specified "NoForwardAuthentication" in the second AuthBy RADIUS clause. This will cause this AuthBy to always Accept any authentication request. This is not what you n

(RADIATOR) AuthBy SQL problem

Hi genius, I am using to authenticate users. However, I would like to verifiy the user's username, password and status=T. So, How, can I rewrite the statement in sq.cfg to make it works. Thanks so much for paying attention. --- Regards, Sam Cheung E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] === Archive at htt

Re: (RADIATOR) AuthBy SQL problem

Hello Sam - Just specify a suitable AuthSelect: AuthSelect select PASSWORD where USERNAME = '%n' and STATUS = 'T' AuthColumnDef 0, User-Password, check regards Hugh On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 12:09, Sam Cheung wrote: > Hi genius, > > I am using to authenticate users. However, I wou

(RADIATOR) SNMP problem with PM3..

Hi, This has been discussed on the list before, but I cannot seem to find a resolution ;) One of our clients has Radiator 2.18 with Radmin 1.5 running on Debian Linux 2.2, using PM3 NAS's. Denying Simultaneous use has never worked when clients connect with multilink ISDN connections - I now se

Re: (RADIATOR) SNMP problem with PM3..

Hello Michael - The SNMP query is not run for every access request - it is only run if there is a session limit exceeded according to the session database. The problem with simultaneous use checking is that in many cases the information received from the NAS in the radius accounting requests