Hello
We have bought Radiator and Radmin, we installed Radiator 2.18.2 using
an AuthNT.pm file from a old version 2.14.x because the AuthNT.pm
version 2.18.2 never worked fine.
We have several questions about the functionality from Radiator y Radmin
1. The Radius is working but in any time the users are rejected from
Radius Server and the user account is blocked from Windows NT. We did
the following test.
We made a call from a remote station and the user was auth fine, a few
hours later we try to connect again with same user and was not
possible, Radius always rejected the connection and WinNT PDC blocked
the user account, we restart the Radius Server and unblocked the user
account We try again and we could connect.
What is the problem? Is the radius server hang up?
2. We bought Radmin, but we need to validate the users on WinNT PDC
(three PDCs) and manage the sessions and the statistics with Radmin, I
did all steps that you describe in the Radmin Reference Manual, finally
I had to create the tables manually and the RADONLINE is the only one
table that I can use with the RADWHO.PL perl script. If I try to access
the Radmin WebPage this message: "SORRY. You do not have permissions to
do that (V_USER)" always appears with any script.
In the SQL 7 EnterpriseManager I can see the database connection but
the tables are empty.
The server has WinNT 4.0 SP6a. IIS OptionPack 4, MS-SQL 7.0 ActiveState
Perl 5, dbi modules.
I will apreciate all help thay you can provide me
John Edward Kekhan
Polycom S.A. - Colombia
Network Manager
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radiusd.cfg
# users
# A demonstration user database
# Beginning of records are marked with a line with a
# non-white-space char
# in the first column (ie the user name)
#
# The set of attr=value pairs in the first line are checked against
# the attributes in incoming access requests.
# (these are called the check items)
#
# There is special handling for these check items:
# Encrypted-Password: this is the crypt(3) encrypted password.
# You cant use Encrypted-Password with CHAP authentication
# Expiration: in format "Dec 08 1998" is the date the entry
# becomes invalid
#
# All remaining items are comma separated attr=value pairs
# on one or more lines (these are called the reply items)
# They will be returned in the access-accept reply if the user
# authenticates OK
#
# There is special handling of the following reply items:
# Fall-Through: if value is "yes" then the we will look at the next
# DEFAULT user and see if it mathes too.
#
# This file can be converted to DBM format with the builddbm program
# The DEFAULT users will be checked if there is no match on a username
# or if there is a match on a username and the user has the
# Fall-Through attribute set to 'Yes'
# DEFAULT users will be checked in the order they appear in this
# file. They
# will be checked in order until one is found that matches and
# which does not contain Fall-Through
#
# Performance-wise, if you are using Nocache FILE authentication,
# it is faster to put these at the beginning of the file than at
# the end.
#
# This particular users file is used in the self test program test.pl,
# so if you change it the self tests may fail unexpectedly
#
# Encrypted-Password = "1xMKc0GIVUNbE", Expiration = "Feb 09 1998"
#
# NOTE: The attributes and values used here for testing purposes
# are for the standard dictionary.
# It will not necessarily work with other dictionaries, such as
# dictionary.cisco, that do not define such things as
# Service-Type = Framed-User
# Arrange to send all Administrative-User types for authentication
# via a different AuthBy module
DEFAULT Auth-Type = ECP
DEFAULT Auth-Type = Transporte
DEFAULT Auth-Type = TERMINALELC40
# Este usuario es solo para propositos de verificacion del servicio RADIUS
# fred User-Password = "fred"
# ,Service-Type = Login-User
# Framed-Protocol = PPP,
# Framed-IP-Netmask = 255.255.255.255,
# Framed-Routing = None,
# Framed-MTU = 1500,
# Framed-Compression = Van-Jacobson-TCP-IP
