Re: Radius Timeouts

Sorry, I'm just a lurker on this list and certainly no expert. However, last time I saw someone mention this issue it had to do with log rotation. Check to make sure logs are not being rotated every hour. Anyway, just a thought. On Friday 11 February 2005 13:25, Joe H wrote: I work for an ISP

Copying files from Linux to Solaris

Hello everyone, I have FreeRadius running on Linux platform. But we want to migrate to solaris. I already have FreeRadius running on Solaris 9. If I just copy the files Clients.conf, Users and radiusd.conf to the new solaris server will it work? Im not sure either FreeRadius is OS

Re: Copying files from Linux to Solaris

I can't think of anything in those files that would be OS dependent. Main thing to make sure of is that the installation directory is the same on both boxes, otherwise the file references in radiusd.conf will all be pointing to the wrong spot. Janakan Rajendran wrote: Hello everyone, I have

RE: Copying files from Linux to Solaris

Thank you for your input. I'll give it a try and let you know. -Janakan Rajendran -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael Mitchell Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2005 9:52 AM To: freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org Subject: Re: Copying

Re: Security issue or confused user!

Adrian Carpenter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The client certificate for bridge was created with openssl and issued to Ethernet Bridge. Whats odd here, is that with this certificate I'm able to log into the radius server with the username Ethernet Bridge (As typed into the login window in XP when

freeradius vs. NAT

Hi, all I have a small office which has ASDL link and wireless AP/client with full NAT access to internet through 1 public IP. The other office on another location has freeradius installed, which also has access to internet through 1 public IP but 1812,1813 port redirected to private IP belong to

Re: Rlm_perl causes segfault (want perl to rewrite attributes)

On Sat, Feb 12, 2005 at 01:02:34AM -0600, Dudley Atkinson wrote: I'd like to implement the rlm_perl to rewrite some attributes, and I get a segfault. I've included the debug and the perl -VV so maybe someone more knowledgeable can tell me why it fails (or give me a good pointer). First apply

RADIUS and PPPoE

Can I get a client to dial-in to the radius box using PPPoE or something similar... - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html

Re: Pre-Proxy-Type, Post-Proxy-Type

Alan DeKok wrote: I'm not sure why it was changed. I'll have to look into the reasons for it. It looks like the {Pre,Post}-Proxy-Type stanzas were never supported in the first place. That's why Paul removed them from the documentation. The module_{pre,post}_proxy functions were added in

Strange AP behaviour

Hi Ive managed to configure freeradius 1.0.1 on Fedora Core 3 authenticating against Microsoft AD (Windows 2003). My Access point is a cheap generic 802.11G one made by Inexq I supports Radius (EAP and/or MAC). When I configure my XP supplicant (SP2) to use PEAP and run radiusd X

Re: Howto Mikrotik and Freeradius

Should work out of the box. Just add mikrotikas a client in clients.confradius ra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Pls help me with the steps of cofiguring Freeradius for Mikrotik.. Or pls locate the link to howto for the same.. Thanks in Advance. kaushal patel Do you Yahoo!?Yahoo! Search

Re: RADIUS and PPPoE

Colin O'Keeffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Can I get a client to dial-in to the radius box using PPPoE or something similar... RADIUS != PPPoE Can you explain what, exactly you mean? Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html

Re: Strange AP behaviour

Mike Barber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When I configure my XP supplicant (SP2) to use PEAP and run radiusd -X I can see the authentication succeed and access-accept is sent back to AP. My XP client then connects and retrieves IP via DHCP. My AP then tries to re-authenticate, which disconnects

RE: Rlm_perl causes segfault (want perl to rewrite attributes)

Yes, that helps exactly - thanks. I also found a way to work around the problem without translation - by having a multiple-entry DEFAULT line to direct each ssid to it's own dbm lookup table. It took some re-reading of the rlm_dbm docs to figure out, but it works... Although I now have three dbm

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Hi all, I am accounting all vpdn connections using free radius against an Oracle database. I am getting duplicate accounting records for the same session with different Acct-Delay-Time time (0,5,10) : 1. What causes these duplicates and can they be avoided? 2. When doing accounting, should I

Accounting and the Acct-Delay-Time

Hi all, I am accounting all vpdn connections using free radius against an Oracle database. I am getting duplicate accounting records for the same session with different Acct-Delay-Time time (0,5,10) : 1. What causes these duplicates and can they be avoided? 2. When doing accounting, should I

Re: Accounting and the Acct-Delay-Time

Hi, Why don't you have a unique record based on session id or combination of fields (after all you are a DBA)? For the second Q No answer. Recommendation: use detail files and load manually to your database :) Best regards, Omar Ayman Alashquar wrote: Hi all, I am accounting all vpdn