rlm_ippool requires that the packet contain NAS-IP-Address and NAS-Port.
Are you sending those attributes?
If not, you may need to modify rlm_ippool to uniquely identify a user by
something else.
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Michael Kopp wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> sorry to bother you, I searched all on google but didn`t find a solution,
> either it is not designed as I think or I misunderstand something
>
> So here the story :
> I have to assign IP addresses via dynamic pools on Freeradius and via some
> local pool on NAS. (requirement)
>
> So I added in radiusd.conf
>
> ippool my_pool {
> some stuff , mostly copied form main_pool
> }
>
> in the usersfile I added a testuser
>
> test Password == "test", Pool-Name := "my_pool"
>
> after restarting the server and some trying, I never got a IP returned from
> Freeradius. I expected to see Framed-IP-Address attribute added to the user
> with some IP of the specified pool. Is this how it should work or is my
> assumption wrong.
>
> When running radius in Debug mode (radiusd -X ) I just can see log messages
> "module my_pool returns NOOP"
>
> Did I miss something to configure ? I haven`t found much documentation about
> radius based IP pools.
>
> Sorry that I can`t post the whole debugging log currently, it`s located on a
> PC in a non-internet connected area.
>
> Any could help with this issue.
>
> Thanks and regards
> Michael
>
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