Hi,
Okay, after spending half the night messing with ODBC and NT, I
finally have our BSDI Radiator server talking to Rodopi on an NT box.
Now, there's another interesting problem that maybe someone knows
what's up. First, let me explain our setup:
3Com Total Control (HiPer ARC) - talks to Radiator on BSDI
BSDI+Radiator - by default, authenticates users through the system
password file, except for one realm which is our Rodopi test realm
To talk to Rodopi we use dbi:ODBC:Rodopi and the OpenLink ODBC
drivers. The ODBC drivers work fine, I can connect to the SQL db
on the NT server from UNIX.
Rodopi (NT4+MSSQL7) - WinNT4 SP6a, MS-SQL7 SP3, Rodopi 5.1, nothing
really odd or bizzare except the LAN it's on (temporarily at my
house) is connected using a 56K modem -- BUT, I do have *public* IPs
routed out here and working. (I've had my Linux mail/web server here
for several months.)
Anyway, when I try to authenticate from the 3Com server under the
Rodopi realm, it *always* accepts me, no matter what username and password
I supply. It takes a few seconds, but that's probably very likely to the
fact that the Rodopi machine is out here on my 56K modem for a few days.
I can also dial in from another machine to the 3Com and authenticate with
any user/passwd under that realm and get a PPP session.
Hopefully someone can help me clear this up. I'm (as my .sig
says) more talented in UNIX than in NT. I figure someone out there has
probably run into this before and could explain what's causing it.
Jeremy
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Jeremy Gault - UNIX Systems Administrator
WingNET Internet Services (www.wingnet.net)
423-559-5465 (v) 423-559-5145 (fax)
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