(RADIATOR) ACE and callback

MessageHI, i am trying to authenticate user trough ACE server and then passing to flat file for picking attributes. This works ok, but i can't get it working with callback. Here's the description of the problem i just found on the SecureID website: Cause of this problem Normally, a NAS will cach

(RADIATOR) Cisco VPN3000 and MS-CHAP

Hello,   I have trouble with setting up authentication with Cisco VPN3000 and MS-CHAP (v1 or v2). The authentication works (with the accounting start packet), but when the user tries any connection to the internal network (a ping for example), the user is disconnected. I tried almost everythi

(RADIATOR) Not inserting in Radonline table

Dear Hugh, Attached are the file of my both configuration & log file. My problem is I am getting connection successfully but for every connection it is not insert record in radonline table which is enabling multiple logins. Regards, AbdusSami EXPIRY=1034842169, USERNAME='tsq09976' where Y

(RADIATOR) Port-Error

Dear Hugh, Following is the stop record of my accounting configuration. The cause of termination of this is PORT-ERROR. Can you please me what does it means. Mon Oct 14 04:12:16 2002 NAS-IP-Address = 212.26.73.240 NAS-Port = 132 NAS-Port-Type = Async User-Name =

(RADIATOR) Re: Not inserting in Radonline table

Hello AbdusSami - Thanks for sending the files. As far as I can see, Radiator is operating correctly, and the log shows an insert happening for the RADONLINE table. What do you see in the RADONLINE table? BTW - there appear to be a lot of retries happening in the log - is this normal? rega

Re: (RADIATOR) Port-Error

Hello AbdusSami - I am sorry, but I have never seen this before and I don't know what it means. You should check with your vendor to find out. regards Hugh On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 11:24 AM, Mohammed AbdusSami wrote: > Dear Hugh, > > Following is the stop record of my accounting

(RADIATOR) RE: Not inserting in Radonline table

Dear Hugh, Thanks for immediate response. In Radonline table there are no records though it is showing in log file. No there is nothing like retries good that it gets the connection within seconds with single try. Regards, AbdusSami -Original Message- From: Hugh Irvine [mailto:[EMAI

RE: (RADIATOR) Port-Error

We've gotten Port-Errors now and then over the years. But sadly, I haven't been able to figure out what they mean. The RFC doesn't say much, and I've never tracked down the manufacturer info that explains exactly what it means. Sorry, Dave > -Original Message- > From: Mohammed AbdusSami

RE: (RADIATOR) Users Blacklists

Just as a feedback: I did several tests and found out that Idle-Timeout didn't work though Session-Timout did work. NAS type Hyper 3 COMM . thanks for the hint. cheers, R. Riley -Mensaje original- De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En nombre de Hugh Irvine

(RADIATOR) Caller blacklist

Based on what I found in the archive at http://www.open.com.au/archives/radiator/2002-06/msg00090.html I'm wondering if I can make a calling-station-id blacklist by doing something like: DBSource.. DBUsername.. DBAuth .. AuthSel

(RADIATOR) Basic users file & MSCHAP question

Hello, I recently got an eval version of radiator to test on our Linux server and I could use a bit of advice on creating a users file. The example users file seems like it might be a bit much for our needs. Also, I am trying to get mschap support working with our Cisco VPN 3000 concentrator. I'

(RADIATOR) TTLS

Trying to get TTLS  setup.   I am trying to setup TTLS on my radiator box. Do I need a certificate from a certificate authority.     Michael Saunders

Re: Fwd: (RADIATOR) TTLS

Hello Michael, On Thu, 17 Oct 2002 16:00, Hugh Irvine wrote: > Begin forwarded message: > > From: "Michael Saunders" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Date: Thu Oct 17, 2002 9:28:29 AM Australia/Melbourne > > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Subject: (RADIATOR) TTLS > > > > Trying to get TTLS setup. > > >

Re: (RADIATOR) Basic users file & MSCHAP question

Hello Luis - Thanks for sending the files. As far as I can see, Radiator is operating correctly, with the user being ACCEPT'ed. However, you are not returning any reply attributes, so the session is not being created. Your users file should only contain your own users and nothing else (

Re: (RADIATOR) Caller blacklist

Hello Jon - You will need to use cascaded AuthBy's to do this, with an AuthBy FILE first, which then calls the AuthBy SQL. The configuration file should look something like this: # define AuthBy clauses Identifier CheckSQLBlacklist DBSource.. DBUsernam

(RADIATOR) Double Dip

I know this is probably asking alot. I have 1 linux radiator server authenticating against a windows backend SQL 2002 with a session database. I have qmail running as my mail server with an mySQL database I have just installed a table in this table on it for authentication relaying. I need to ad

Re: (RADIATOR) RE: Not inserting in Radonline table

Hello AbdusSami - I have had another look at the log file, and the problem may be due to the way you have specified the queries in the SessionDatabase SQL clause. The DeleteQuery shown below will delete all sessions in the session database for a given user when the access request is received

Re: (RADIATOR) Double Dip

Hello Michael - You could use Handlers, like this: # define Handlers # process Starts AuthByPolicy ContinueAlways . # add IP address to table using %{Framed-IP-Address} AcctSQLStatement insert into .