At 5:40 PM 26/7/99, Mohammad Tawrit wrote:
>Hi,
>I have two different manufacturer's access box (eg. cisco 2511 and IBM
>8235 Dial in Access) and two different set of users. For Cisco, Box users
>are on Linux Server (present radius server) which works fine. For IBM
>8235, users are on IBM box.
>
>My question is, How can I combine two set of users by using a single radius
>server and two different type of access box ?
>
There are several ways of doing this, depending on your exact requirements.
You don't specify how you want to talk to your IBM box (or your Linux box
for that matter), so I will merely show an <AuthBy UNIX> and an <AuthBy
EXTERNAL>.
In the simplest case you will want something like this:
# Set up a single DEFAULT Realm
<Realm DEFAULT>
# Step through AuthBy's until one Accepts
AuthByPolicy ContinueUntilAccept
# AuthBy on Linux box
<AuthBy UNIX>
linux box ....
</AuthBy>
#AuthBy for IBM box
<AuthBy EXTERNAL>
IBM box
</AuthBy>
</Realm>
If you post more detailed requirements, we can refine this further.
hth
Hugh
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