We would like to have a graph of our Radius log which displays the hours
people use the server. Is anyone aware of any (preferably open source)
tools that generate graphs from Radius logs? My initial google searches
have not turned up much. radius + graph has lots of mis-hits.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try mrtg...
It allows you to issue one command that produces a number
I use radwho -r | grep (server IP) | wc -l...
This number is filed and I have the script run every five minutes.
MRTG is the way to go...
interesting idea
However, we would also like a
Damian Gerow wrote:
If I change the mpd configuration to use PAP instead of CHAP, I get
authentication success, but then there's some weirdness going on on the mpd
side of things that I'm also trying to figure out.
Even though rlm_chap complains about not being able to find a proper
Chap-Password
Alan DeKok wrote:
Sean Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to setup a Linux VPN. Most of the pieces are now in place.
I am trying to authenticate against radius which in turn will
authenticate against our existing Active Directory server.
People have done this. To a certain
Alan DeKok wrote:
Sean Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not with CHAP. AD doesn't allow you to look at the users clear-text
passwords, so CHAP is impossible.
I have solved this in other cases by using the password to rebind as the
user. If the bind fails the password is incorrect. What I have
Paul Hampson wrote:
Yet, somehow, IAS does CHAP against AD. Is anyone willing to bet
*against* the idea that Microsoft has one API for customers, and
another, better API for themselves?
So surely you could proxy CHAP requests to IAS, and authenticate other
requests using the superior powers of
I am trying to setup a Linux VPN. Most of the pieces are now in place.
I am trying to authenticate against radius which in turn will
authenticate against our existing Active Directory server.
Looking through the archives I see several people try but no real
responses. Ron Wahler claims to
I am trying to setup pptp to use pppd 2.4.2b3 and radius authentication.
Currently I am using RH8, but I am not tied to it, RH9 is a
possibility if things just work.
Problem 1) the radiusclient will not compile out of the box for me. I
have hand hacked my makefile so it compiles all of the
Alan DeKok wrote:
Sean Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Problem 1) the radiusclient will not compile out of the box for me. I
have hand hacked my makefile so it compiles all of the .c files into the
.so. The default makefile blows up trying to run autoheader.
That's what 'configure
