> >
> > If you control the Cisco modem bank and the RADIUS server, then you
> > can configure the RADIUS server to send the "right" attributes back to
> > the Cisco bank.
> >
> > It SHOULD do this by default. Also, consult the Cisco documentation
> > to see what attributes it needs to establis
On Jun 16, 2005, at 2:15 PM, Alan DeKok wrote:
Mike Partyka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:..
Please don't CC me. I already get enough mail.
Sorry i think i just replied then just before sending thought i CC
the list. i won't do that again.
The modem dials out to the Cisco modem bank, th
Mike Partyka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:..
Please don't CC me. I already get enough mail.
> The modem dials out to the Cisco modem bank, the modem bank (i am
> guessing here, as i am not this far) is configured to authenticate
> against Radius. Radius is configured to talk to Mysql and uses
On Jun 16, 2005, at 1:29 PM, Alan DeKok wrote: You are trying to authenticate a modem connection... which means you can't use it until it's authenticated. Which means you can't use it to get data from the other end to do the authentication. Maybe I'm confused by your description, but what you
Mike Partyka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just don't understand what are the necessary attributes that
> Radius has to pass back to the modem in order for the connection to
> be made.
See the PPP documentation. It should tell you.
> The modem is dialing into a Cisco modem bank here at our of
I have been asked to setup Radius to authenticate a modem connection by connecting to our Mysql database. I have read the Radius documentation more than once and i attribute my difficulties to a poor understanding of PPP connections on Linux. I just don't understand what are the necessary attri
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