Re: Assigning DNS servers

2006-03-17 Thread Joe Maimon



Tony Spencer wrote:


I'm using a Cisco 7204VXR to do the authentication.
It seems it doesn't pass these attributes.
Debugging radius and AAA authentication shows all the other attributes it's
passing.

Anyone using a Cisco to do radius authentication and assign DNS servers?

Yes

Primary-DNS-Server  := 172.19.1.53,
Secondary-DNS-Server:= 172.19.1.57,



Thanks
Tony


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Assigning DNS servers

2006-03-16 Thread Tony Spencer








Hi



I want to be able to assign DNS servers for each user to use
as part of the users radius entry.

If I use:



MS-Primary-DNS-Server =ip address,

MS-Secondary-DSN-Server=ip address



For each users radius config will this work?



These users are ADSL users using DSL modems and routers.



Thanks

Tony







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Re: Assigning DNS servers

2006-03-16 Thread Ben Plimpton
Tony

You might want to look at using USR-Primary_DNS_Server and
USR-Secondary_DNS_Server.  

I don't know how the modems will react with MS specific attributes but
I'm sure there are others on the list with more experience who could
tell you for sure.

Ben

On Thu, 2006-03-16 at 18:12 +, Tony Spencer wrote:
 Hi
 
  
 
 I want to be able to assign DNS servers for each user to use as part
 of the users radius entry.
 
 If I use:
 
  
 
 MS-Primary-DNS-Server =”ip address”,
 
 MS-Secondary-DSN-Server=”ip address
 
  
 
 For each users radius config will this work?
 
  
 
 These users are ADSL users using DSL modems and routers.
 
  
 
 Thanks
 
 Tony
 
  
 
 
 
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Re: Assigning DNS servers

2006-03-16 Thread Alan DeKok
Tony Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I want to be able to assign DNS servers for each user to use as part of the
 users radius entry.

  Read your NAS documentation to see what attributes it needs.

  If it doesn't list DNS server attributes, then you can't send any,
because it won't be looking for them.

  Alan DeKok.

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Re: Assigning DNS servers

2006-03-16 Thread Peter Nixon
On Thu 16 Mar 2006 20:12, Tony Spencer wrote:
 Hi

 I want to be able to assign DNS servers for each user to use as part of the
 users radius entry.

 If I use:

 MS-Primary-DNS-Server =ip address,
 MS-Secondary-DSN-Server=ip address
 For each users radius config will this work?

Yes, as long as your NAS supports these attributes. (Most do)

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RE: Assigning DNS servers

2006-03-16 Thread Tony Spencer
I'm using a Cisco 7204VXR to do the authentication.
It seems it doesn't pass these attributes.
Debugging radius and AAA authentication shows all the other attributes it's
passing.

Anyone using a Cisco to do radius authentication and assign DNS servers?

Thanks
Tony



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On Thu 16 Mar 2006 20:12, Tony Spencer wrote:
 Hi

 I want to be able to assign DNS servers for each user to use as part of
the
 users radius entry.

 If I use:

 MS-Primary-DNS-Server =ip address,
 MS-Secondary-DSN-Server=ip address
 For each users radius config will this work?

Yes, as long as your NAS supports these attributes. (Most do)

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