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If you want to differentiate the traffic by realm it would probably be a lot
easier to do this with Handlers-
<Handler Realm=domain1, Request-Type=Access-Request>
<AuthBy File>
local auth for domain1
</AuthBy>
</Handler>
<Handler Realm=domain1>
AcctLogFileName %L/details
<AuthBy RADIUS>
remote RADIUS for domain1 accounting
</AuthBy>
</Handler>
<Handler Realm=domain2>
AcctLogFileName %L/details
<AuthBy RADIUS>
remote RADIUS from domain2 auth and accounting
</AuthBy>
<Handler>
See section 6.16 in the manual. You can cascade multiple authby's in a
handler and add whatever logging you want. These are discussed in some
detail in the manual, the examples in the goodies directory, and the mailing
list archives available on the www.open.com.au web site.
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From: Tony [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 2:31 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: (RADIATOR) RE: Automatically Proxing of accouting/authen. by
HostSelect in clause SQLRADIUS
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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