>That's easy enough: > > >DEFAULT Client-IP-Address == ip.of.nas1 > Reply-Message += "You came in from NAS 1" > Fall-Through = Tes > >DEFAULT Client-IP-Address == ip.of.nas2 > Reply-Message += "You came in from NAS 2" > Fall-Through = Tes
I can get this to work fine if I put the DEFAULT entries in the users file, but I am trying to do this with SQL. I can get it to work if I put the DEFAULT and users in the users file, or if I put the users in SQL and DEFAULT entries in the users file. However I cannot get it to work if all the entries reside in SQL. I have tried many combinations, but the default entries do not seem to have any effect in SQL. Can I use default entries in SQL? If not, then can I use groups between the users file and SQL groups table? I need to do this because I need to reply based on group and NAS. An example: user1 is a member of nonfiltered group user2 is a memeber of filtered group If user1 or user2 dials into NAS1, reply Ascend-IP-Pool=0 If user1 dials into NAS2, reply Ascend-IP-Pool=1 If user2 dials into NAS2, reply Ascend-IP-Pool=2 Any ideas? - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
