Hello Kyle -
The first thing to note in your AuthColumnDef's below are your
attribute definitions. The standard Radiator dictionary defines the
following:
AuthColumnDef 2, Framed-IP-Address, reply
AuthColumnDef 3, Framed-IP-Netmask, reply
Secondly, if you use a following AuthBy DYNADDRESS in your
configuration file, it will only allocate a dynamic address if the
above attributes are not already present in the reply. Therefore, if
your static customers have these attributes returned in the AuthBy
SQL, the AuthBy DYNADDRESS will do nothing. Conversely, if the
dynamic customers have nothing returned for those attributes, the
AuthBy DYNADDRESS will allocate an address for them.
There is an example configuration file demonstrating how to use the
AuthBy DYNADDRESS in the file "goodies/addressallocator.cfg".
regards
Hugh
At 10:26 -0400 16/5/01, Kyle Hultman wrote:
>Hi,
> I am using radiator, latest version, and I am trying to configure it
>for use with our access servers. I have configured it to authenticate
>from a mySql database, and it is running on RH Linux 7.0. We have a
>large number of customers who have dedicated IP's, and a large numbers
>of customers who are assigned an IP at the time of dialup. My mySql
>Subscribers table looks like this:
>
>USERNAME,PASSWORD,ENCRYPTEDPASSWORD,CHECKATTR,REPLYATTR,STATUS,PROTOCOL,IPADDRESS,IPNETMASK,FRAMEDGROUP
>
>My AuthSelect statement looks like:
>AuthSelect select PASSWORD, PROTOCOL, IPADDRESS, IPNETMASK from
>SUBSCRIBERS where USERNAME='%n' and STATUS='A'
>
>AuthColumnDef 0, User-Password, check
>AuthColumnDef 1, Framed-Protocol, reply
>AuthColumnDef 2, Framed-Address, reply
>AuthColumnDef 3, Framed-Netmask, reply
>
>I would like to able do both static and dynamic IP's from the same
>realm, but I have yet to be able to figure this out. Does anyone have
>any suggestions?
>
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