"Sifalakis, Manolis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1) First of all I cannot quite understand what is the semantic use of 
> the huntgroups file. Can't one simply specify the NAS-IP-Address 
> atribute with an entry in the users file, to match all the requests 
> coming from a   terminal server?

  Yes.  That's not what huntgroups do.

> 2) Does the configuration of the huntgroups file follow the same rules 
> as the users file?

  No.  Read the comments in the "huntgroups" file to see what it does.

> what does the entries for User-Name and Group signify? Do they mean:
> 
>   A) "A match is found IF
>        NAS-IP-Address is 192.168.2.5, AND
>        the NAS-Port-Id is 0 through 7, AND
>        the User-Name is either rogerl OR henks, AND
>        the Group Name is either business OR staff"

  No.   The entries in the first line are ANDs, the entries on the
following lines are OR's.

>     In this case shouldn't the "=" instead be "==", and also have a comma
>     after NAS-Port-Id attribute?

  No.

>     In this case are the Use-Name and Group used later in the users file
>     to match a specific user?

  No.

> 3) Are there any other attributes supported in the huntgroups 
> configuration apart from the User-Name and Group ?.

  See src/modules/rlm_preprocess/rlm_preprocess.c

  Alan DeKok.

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