Hi,
I'm currently trying to implement something that's probably been done a million times
before, but I haven't found anything about it neither on the Web nor in the mailing
list. I've been looking...
We've got Freeradius running on Linux, connecting to a MySQL server on the same
machine. Users can dial in using different numbers, one for each: Modem with Callback
(CBCP), Modem without Callback, ISDN with Callback and ISDN without Callback. Based on
the number they dial in to (Called-Station-ID), I want to be able to deny or allow
them access AND to set different reply-items as well (to set Callback, for instance).
Problem is, a user can be permitted to call in to several numbers, e.g. ISDN w/
Callback and ISDN w/o Callback.
So far I've created different groups for every number, but I don't seem to be able to
assign a user to several groups. What I'm trying to achieve is:
1. FreeRadius checks the Called-Station-ID and assembles several reply-items depending
on that
2. It checks the name to see if the user is allowed to use this number
3. It assembles several DEFAULT-reply-items, not specific to the Called-Station-ID.
It'd be perfect if all this could be achieved using the MySQL-Database (to ease remote
administration), without resorting to configuration files.
I'd be grateful for every hint or pointer to some information,
Jonas
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