Carlos Peñafiel wrote:
> Hello!!!
>
> I want to send from my radius server several attributes to the client,
> but I've been looking at the documenation. I can do that if my
> attribute-ID is between 1 and 100 (I guess, maybe is it 256), but also
> the documentation says that a new attribute has to have an ID greater
> than 3000.
>
> So, are not "the attributes between 100 (256) and 3000" sent to the
> client radius? (I guess, they could be used for local management) If it
> is not, how can I create an attribute with id grater that 3000 and send
> to the radius client?
If you are creating your own attributes, get an IANA enterprise number
(either apply for one or re-use one if AND ONLY IF you're certainly it
will only be used internally) and use a vendor-specific attribute space.
See the dictionary.$vendor files for examples.
Alternatively, have a dig in the dictionary files and/or RFCs for an
existing attribute that closely matches the purpose. What are you trying
to do?
Obviously you'll have to have control over the radius client to make it
actually use the new attribute. Most will only use attributes they
already know about.
Hello and thank you to answer so soon.
I am trying to do something like "amount of quality of service" that a user
have.
I have the control over the radius client because I am using a HostAP, but
looking at the documentation and on Google, I cant find a way to solve this.
can you help me a little but more?
Thank you in advance.
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