Hello Lisa -
What dictionary file are you using?
Here is an extract from the standard dictionary file:
#
# IETF Tunneling Attributes
# Values for string attributes other than Tunnel-Password
# must _always_ have a 0 octet at the beginning, eg:
# Tunnel-Server-Endpoint "\000203.63.154.22 fr:20"
I notice that you are not doing this.
BTW - where is the CVX-VPOP-ID attribute coming from?
hth
Hugh
On Wednesday 28 February 2001 20:43, Lisa Goulet wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having difficulty with setting up a tunnel with Nortel CVX:
>
> Here's the tunnel part of my config file:
>
> AddToReply Tunnel-Type = 3,\
> Tunnel-Medium-Type = 1, \
> Tunnel-ID = lns,\
> Tunnel-Password = lns,\
> Tunnel-Client-Endpoint = lns, \
> Tunnel-Server-Endpoint = "\00062.58.88.46 ppp"
>
>
> Here's a trace of tunnel parameters being sent out by the radiator:
>
> *** Sending to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx port 2048 ....
> Code: Access-Accept
> Identifier: 105
> Authentic: K<3>:hb<27>?<198>=<19><<20><21>e<1>c
> Attributes:
> CVX-VPOP-ID = 30
> Tunnel-Type = 3
> Tunnel-Medium-Type = 1
> Tunnel-ID = "lns"
> Tunnel-Password =
> "<0><213><154>F~<235>]<191><151>.Mm7<146><151><240><220>R<247>"
> Tunnel-Client-Endpoint = "lns"
> Tunnel-Server-Endpoint = "<0>62.58.88.46 ppp"
>
>
> Here's a trace on the CVX side, note that Tunnel-Type is being interpreted
> as Vendor-Specific 26:
>
> radius: Access-Accept (2) from server 62.58.62.132, id 106,
> length 112, time 64 ms
> radius: auth c9 c7 ca 9e ef 89 a6 47
> radius: 0c cd b4 04 04 ae c1 9f
> Vendor-Specific [26, len 10] = <2637>
> CVX-VPOP-Id [2, len 4] = <30>
> Vendor-Specific [26, len 10] = <307>
> unknown [64, len 4] = <00 00 00 03>
> Vendor-Specific [26, len 10] = <307>
> unknown [65, len 4] = <00 00 00 01>
> Tunnel-Id [68, len 3] = <lns>
> Vendor-Specific [26, len 25] = <307>
> unknown [69, len 19] = <00 b9 32 a4 67 11 76
> b7 ...>
> Tunnel-Client-Endpoint [66, len 3] = <lns>
> Vendor-Specific [26, len 17] = <307>
> unknown [67, len 11] = <36 32 2e 35 38 2e 38 38 ...>
>
>
>
> I appreciate any help,
> Lisa
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