Re: (RADIATOR) RE: Automatically Proxing of accouting/authen. by HostSelect in clause SQLRADIUS

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Tony -

I think you may need to set up two Handlers, and extend the 
RADSQLRADIUS table (or use two) so you have both authentication and 
accounting targets. Then you will need to run a second instance of 
Radiator on this same host to deal with the local authentication.

The configuration file for the first radius server would look like this:

<Handler Request-Type = Accounting-Request>
        # deal with accounting
        <AuthBy SQLRADIUS>
                ....
        </AuthBy>
        # keep a local copy
        AcctLogFileName .....
        .....
</Handler>
<Handler>
        # deal with authentication
        <AuthBy SQLRADIUS>
                .....
        </AuthBy>
        .....
</Handler>
You would use a simple configuration file for the local authentication, 
using different port numbers.

regards

Hugh

On Friday, Mar 14, 2003, at 06:31 Australia/Melbourne, Tony wrote:

Hi Everyone,

We are currently evaluating Radiator.

Use the SQLRADIUS clause and the HostSelect command how can we 
configure to
forward Authentication and/or Accounting requests based on a realm 
(username
suffix).

Explanation examples :

1. If I have [EMAIL PROTECTED] connecting to our NAS we would need to
Authenticate locally (no Authentication forwarding) and forward 
Accounting

2. If I have [EMAIL PROTECTED] connecting to our NAS we would need to 
forward
Authentication and Accounting.

In both cases I need to keep a copy of the Accounting packets locally 
on the
server (for our internal billing stuff).

Thanks.
Tony
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NB: have you included a copy of your configuration file (no secrets),
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