Hello Domenico -
I can see that the cisco-avpair is being returned correctly, but I suspect
there may be some additional configuration on the Cisco required.
I have copied this mail to the radiator mailing list in the hopes that
someone on the list has already got this sort of thing working and is willing
to share the Cisco configuration.
There is some mention of virtual profiles on the archive site, so you may
also want to check and do a search:
http://www.starport.net/~radiator
Here is a direct reference that may help:
http://www.starport.net/~radiator/2000-01/msg00168.html
regards
Hugh
> > Hello,
> i have some problem with radiator.
> Actually i was able to install it under an nt eviroment with active
> perl5.6 and it actually autenticate with Authby NT.
> My problem is this i have a cisco 5300 as NAS i autenticate with
> radiator using nt accounts i have added a authby file to check the NT
> group and to give different pool address considring the NT Group.
> Th e problem is that even is reading the log radius is doing is job
> cisco accept the first authentication and starts ppp with the first
> address-pool specificated in the conf file.
> So then radius pass the Attriibutes cisco-avpair =
> "ip:addr-pool=WHATEVER",PPP is just up and running.
> How could i correct this?
> Thank in advance for your help
> Please find attached radius.cgf,dictionary file, user file (Heiweb),log
> file and cisco config file.
>
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