Enormous thanks!
Vicky
Michael Mitchell wrote:
Maybe I'm just really confused, but the attributes that the client has "set" are the ones that the server receives in the request...
Maybe you need to define what you mean by client...
A "client" is something that sends RADIUS requests to a radius server, eg a Network Access Server (NAS) of some sort.
If by "client" you mean for example a PC that is using a modem to dial up to a network, then the answer is "it doesn't set any attributes". It may however supply some values (like a username and password) that the NAS will populate some RADIUS attributes with.
regards, Mike (same Mike, different email address ;-) )
vicky wrote:
Mitchell (and all the rest),
Thanks for your answer but what I meant was : Of all freeRADIUS attributes that exists, I want to know exactly witch once the "client" (the one on the other side who is trying to connect to my server) has set (configured) and to which value.
Is this feasible?
Thanks again,
Vicky
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