First you have to configure the quintum to send cisco
type packets under conf radius user
then put something like this in your database.
What I have below was in my /etc/raddb/users but you
can put the equivalent in your database
1234567890 Auth-Type := Local, User-Password ==
"1234567890"
h323-return-code = "h323-return-code=0",
h323-credit-amount = "h323-credit-amount=600"
What I noticed was that quintums send username same as
password.
--- Micha�_�wirydczuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Im trying to configure freeRadius to work with
> Quintum VoIP Gateway
> (postpaid configuration - you have to enter account
> no and pin to make a
> call - which is then authorized by Radius) and I
> have some problems.
>
> Does anybody know how should records in MySQL (or
> PostgreSQL) tables
> look like?
>
> For example if I have an account no 1234 and pin no
> 123456
> then I have these values in tables:
>
> table usergroup:
>
> username 1234
> groupname test
>
> table radcheck:
>
> username 1234
> attribute user-password
> op ==
> value 123456
>
> When I enter those values (on the phone connected to
> Quintum) then they
> are checked by radius and everything seems all right
> ... but it doesnt
> work. Something is missing - I think that something
> else must be sent by
> radius to quintum but dont know what. There also
> should be some scripts
> that would start accounting the call - start time
> and stop time is
> stored in the database but I know there are ways to
> set some limits to
> accounts. How is it possible?
> Do you know where could I find anything about such
> problems?
> Documentation, info.
> Maybe anyone has done something like this.
>
>
> Michal
>
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