Lisa Goulet wrote:
> Hi again Ricardo,
>
> Thanks for the attributes. Are these implemented in a handler, can you tell
> me what the flow of the logic is?
>
No they aren't. What we have is this:
l2tp users are <user@client>
in the database we have
user1@client
user2@client
.
.
.
usern@client
client
The client entry has the tunnel attributes. When the cisco receives an user it
tries to authenticate first the right part of the username (splitting on the
@), then, as it receives the user attributes it attempts to establish the
tunnel towards the client's home gateway. As the tunel is established, the PPP
session is forwarded and the complete user name (usern@client) is then
authenticated as a normal user on the radius server.
I hope this helps,
Best regards,
Ricardo
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