Hi Hugh,
First thank you for your help.
See below:
At 08:16 28/01/00 +1100, you wrote:
>
>Hello Fernando -
>
>> Questions:
>>
>> - Does Radiator 2.14.1 support different pool? How to program it into CFG
>> file and Reply attributes to do that? Accually I am using a
>> FrameGroupAddress but I want to be able to program pool with >>short ranges
>> and assigne it group of users.
>You can define multiple FramedGroupBaseAddress parameters for a >client and
then
>refer to them in your Framed-Group reply items. Have a look at >section
6.4.7 in
>the Radiator 2.14.1 reference manual.
Yes Ok, I can have several FramedGroupBaseAddress but the problem is that it
works using the NAS-Port adding to the last byte, and this is a problem
because I want to have a short pool and closed, not a Initial IP. In my case
user could comming to any NAS-Port and I want to assigne a dynamic IP from
my Pool.
Is it possible to use Radiator to assigne IPs taking off the NAS-Port? Why?
>
>> - How to authenticate with users FILE when this user is not >>into the
MS SQL
>> 7.0? Could you explain How to porgram it, cfg file? I test to use a realm
>> with <AuthSQL> and next <AuthFILE> but it does not work.
>
>You will need to use an AuthByPolicy to link the AuthBy clauses:
>
><Realm ....>
> AuthByPolicy ContinueUntilAccept
> <AuthBy SQL>
> DBSource ....
> DBUsername ....
> DBAuth ....
> ....
> </AuthBy>
> <AuthBy FILE>
> Filename ....
> </AuthBy>
></Realm>
>
>Have a look at section 6.19.1 in the reference manual.
Ok it works properly.
>
>> - How could I see the users that are connected at a moment? I >>want to see
>> the user connected: username, IP, time,.... any command app?
>> Do I need a SQL table or a special cgi over NT...?
>
>Yes, you can use SQL and a SessionDatabase together with >"radwho.cgi".
>
>You will need to build a RADONLINE table in your database and >then configure a
>SessionDatabase in your configuration file:
>
><SessionDatabase SQL>
> DBSource ....
> DBUsername ....
> DBAuth ....
></SessionDatabase>
>
>Then edit and install the radwho.cgi script in your web server.
>
>Have a look at sections 6.6 and 12.0 in the reference manual.
>
OK It works.
>> - How could I test remotely if radius service is running >>properly? I
want to
>> use a command app to test radius service and if it is blocked >>it must send
>> an alarm. Any idea? Could I use Radpwtst remotely, how?
>
>Yes, simply specify the -s flag with the server address to >radpwtst. Check
>section 8.0 in the reference manual.
>
I have in my cfg file:
....
<Client Locahost>
Secret mysecret
DupInterval 0
</Client>
.....
I tried with
1-/perl radpwtst -s localhost -secret mysecret -user fer -password fer
--->It woked
2-/perl radpwtst -s 194.224.12.17 -secret mysecret -user fer -password
fer--->It did not work. I said "Bad authenticator" and No reply in accounting
3-/perl radpwtst -s radius -secret mysecret -user fer -password fer--->
Where radius is 194.224.12.17 (hosts file)--->It did not work. The same
"Bad authenticator" and No reply in accounting
Why with Localhost does it works and with IP or name does not it work? I am
using 2.14.1 with patche over NT 4.0 SP5
>> - I am using AcctColumnDef TIME_STAMP,Timestamp,integer-date >but it only
>> give me some thing like this Sep 3, 2000 13:12. That is, >there is not
seconds.
>> I test to use AcctColumnDef TIME_STAMP,%l,integer-date ( Or >'%l',...) but
>> nothing.
>> I test to use AcctColumnDef >TIME_STAMP,Timestamp,Formatted-date ('.....',
>> '......'), but I have not the format.pm to execute it.
>> Where is it, where to place it and does it work with MS SQL >>7.0?
>>
>
>You should be able to install the TimeDate package directly >from ActiveState.
>Have a look at section 4.1 in the reference manual, follow the >instructions to
>log in to ActiveState with ppm and then type "install >TimeDate".
>
Yes it works.
First like you say I must to install DateTime from ppm>, then I use
formatted-date, Getdate() to writte the date and time with second in my MS
SQL 7.0 database. Ok
Thank Hugh for all your help.
Best regrads,
Fernando Mart�n
Dpto. T�cnico
Interlinea 2000 Comunicaciones, S.A.
Gabiria, 2 - Edif. Serv�cios - Local X
20.305 Ir�n - Gipuzkoa
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