Hi Thakur,
I'd suggest using the PAM-Radius module to authenticate users on the
Linux server. That way you will have a single point of authentication
for all users.
I personally would use LDAP: let the Linux users authenticate off
LDAP, and use a Radius-LDAP gateway so that Radius also uses LDAP as
the back-end. However that may be a much larger project than
PAM-Radius.
Regards,
-- Raju
>>>>> "Thakur" == linuxindia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Thakur> Hello all, We are non commercial Internet plus other
Thakur> health information service provider in Nepal. I am using
Thakur> multiport I/O card and Cisco router from Cyclades company
Thakur> (called Cyclom-y) to attach dialin modems for the clients.
Thakur> The users who dial into CISCO router ports are
Thakur> authenticated by radius authentication server ( written
Thakur> one line in Cisco configuration file). But when the users
Thakur> dial into the Cyclades card, they are authenticated by the
Thakur> Linux box( i guess). So how should I manage so that the
Thakur> users dialing from the Cyclades card are authenticated by
Thakur> radiusd server.
Thakur> Your help will be highly appreciated.
Thakur> Regards, Thakur Gyawali
--
Raju Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kandalaya.org/
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