Hello James -
At 21:09 -0700 01/4/3, James Laszko wrote:
I was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction
We're trying to setup Radiator to authenticate users that have no realm
or the @tfb.com realm. Our database is a Platypus SQL database and
we're using the EMERALD auth function.
OK.
If the user exists in the database as user, we want him to be able to
authenticate as user or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If the user exists in the database as user, we want him to be able to
authenticate as [EMAIL PROTECTED] or user
I seem to be missing something, because I can't figure it out..
You just need a RewriteUsername to strip the realm (see below).
Also, we're interested in keeping some of our legacy Lucent RADIUS
servers online for authentication. We would like to throw
authentication requests to the Lucent RADIUS servers from Radiator, but
still do the accounting in our Platypus SQL database. Any pointers on
this?
Very easy to do - here are some pointers:
# configure AuthBy clauses
AuthBy EMERALD
Identifier CheckEMERALD
DBSource
DBUsername
DBAuth
..
/AuthBy
AuthBy RADIUS
Identifier CheckLUCENT
Host
Secret
/AuthBy
# configure Handlers
# accounting requests go here
Handler Request-Type = Accounting-Request
AuthBy CheckEMERALD
/Handler
# authentication requests to LUCENT go here
# configure the Handler appropriately
Handler ..
AuthBy CheckLUCENT
/Handler
# everything else goes here
Handler
# Strip realm
RewriteUsername s/^([^@]+).*/$1/
AuthBy CheckEMERALD
/Handler
hth
Hugh
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