thanks for the inputs.....still wont work....here's the picture of
my network...
cisco router ===> live ip 203.123.xxx.1
radius box+portslave+cyclades =====>live ip 203.123.xxx.3
( ip alias ====> 192.168.1.100)
( gateway =====> 203.123.xxx.1)
now this is what happens...i dialin a windows98 PC to the radius box
and portslave picks up the call, passes authentication to radius and radius assigns ip
address to the windows98 pc.
here's the configuration that the windows98 pc receives from radius after
authentication.
(DNS SERVER: 203.127.225.10 203.127.225.11 ====> this is ok)
( IP ADDRESS: 203.123.xxx.10 =====> this is fine too bec. i set all.ipno to
203.123.xxx.10+ and he logs in on port 1 )
( GATEWAY: 203.123.xxx.10 ======> this is my problem bec. the gateway is the same as
his given ip creating a endless loop. how do i change this so that when the user logs
in he will be assigned a gateway pointing to our cisco router 203.123.xxx.1 instead of
his assigned ip address.
i've read through the list of portslave and radius and have not came across a setting
that takes care of this....is there an option in either radius or portslave that takes
care of assigning the default gateway......I've read about "Framed-Route" but it
doesnt seem to work...
any help would be greatly appreciated...thanks in advance.
l.perens
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000 17:08:31 Ian C.Sison wrote:
>
>logan perens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
>> hi ian,
>>
>> thanks for your inputs....what should i put in the conf.ipno?? should i put the ip
>address of my radius+portslave box or the ip address of
>> my router???
>
>you should put the IP address of the portslave box in conf.ipno and make sure
>IP forwarding is enabled in your kernel.
>
>Do this by either setting /etc/sysctl.conf in redhat 6.2++, or
>editing /etc/sysconfig/network for <= redhat 6.1
>
>If you're not using redhat, just do
>
>echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
>
>HTH
>
>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Mon, 21 Aug 2000 18:02:51 Ian C. Sison wrote:
>> >
>> >The gateway and IP address of the client are configured via the portslave
>> >configuration file.
>> >
>> >make sure you set the
>> >
>> >conf.ipno - to the servers local address
>> >all.ipno - to the start IP address you want your clients to have
>> >
>> >HTH
>> >
>> >
>> >On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, logan perens wrote:
>> >
>> >> hello pluggers,
>> >>
>> >> Im quite new to linux. I manage to setup a small Dialup Remote
>> >> Access linux box for our small office. I'm using cistron radius+portslave
>> >> and cyclades multiport on my linux Remote Access box. Everything
>> >> seems to be working correctly.
>> >>
>> >> Win9x users are able to login with no hitch. the problem though
>> >> is when they are logged in no packet is coming into their PC. i
>> >> ran "winipcfg" on the Win9X box and found out that its assigned
>> >> IP address is the same as its gateway. is this a routing problem...?
>> >> is there a way for me to assign to the clients a default gateway
>> >> which is the ip add. of our router....
>> >>
>> >> how do i re-configure my radius box to point each dialin user's
>> >> gateway to our office router and not to its own IP.
>> >>
>> >> i've came across the "Framed-Route" option but this doesnt seem to work either.
>> >>
>> >> do u have any hints.....any help from the radius experts out there would be
>greatly appreciated.
>> >>
>> >> thanks in advance.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> louie perens
>> >> network administrator
>> >> scitec interactive inc.
>> >>
>> >>
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