Richard,
Here's an example of using AuthBy NT and checking against a group. There are
two files - "Radiator.cfg" and "CheckUnitedDomain.cfg". They shows how users
belonging to the domain "UNITED" are authenticated. Radiator checks the
domain controller INFPRD05. If the user has a valid username, password and
is a member of the group Rad-Int then they authenticated.
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Radiator.cfg
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# Globals
Foreground
LogDir ./Logs
LogFile %L/radiatorlog.txt
DbDir .
Trace 3
# Clients
<Client 192.168.204.2>
Identifier PIX
Secret xxxxxxxxx
</Client>
# AuthBy Clauses
<AuthBy NT>
Identifier CheckInfprd05NT
Domain UNITED
DomainController \\infprd05
</AuthBy>
<AuthBy FILE>
Identifier CheckOutPIX-United-Infprd05
Filename ./Configs/CheckUnitedDomain.cfg
</AuthBy>
# AuthLog Clauses
<AuthLog FILE>
Identifier UnitedInternetAccess
Filename %L/Internet/united-authfailure.txt
LogSuccess 0
LogFailure 1
FailureFormat United Internet Logon Fail %H:%M:%S %v %d %Y %U
</AuthLog>
# Handler for outbound requests through the PIX
<Handler Client-Identifier = PIX>
AuthBy CheckOutPIX-United-Infprd05
AuthLog UnitedInternetAccess
</Handler>
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CheckUnitedDomain.cfg
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DEFAULT Auth-Type=CheckInfprd05NT, Group = Rad-Int
Hope this helps,
Ash.
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