the wireless, so I need to send a packet of
disconnect. Is there a way to do this in php?
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Its possible... IIRC (and this was a long long time a go) type is just an
integer value http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.radius-create-request.php
and also though there are two constants defined, it can actually
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Its possible... IIRC
they can continue using the internet until they
disconnect from the wireless, so I need to send a packet of
disconnect. Is there a way to do this in php?
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On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 02:28:20AM +0200, NiTr0 wrote:
I use FreeRADIUS v2.0.1 on server side and FreeRADIUS client library
v1.1.6 with pptpd/pppd on client side. Is there something like
Mpd-drop-user attribute for MPD5? Or I must hangup sessions only by
unusual way with 3rd-party
I use FreeRADIUS v2.0.1 on server side and FreeRADIUS client library
v1.1.6 with pptpd/pppd on client side. Is there something like
Mpd-drop-user attribute for MPD5? Or I must hangup sessions only by
unusual way with 3rd-party client-server apps (for ex., telnet, snmp,
etc)?
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hi ho can i send a packet of disconnect with radclient for pptpd
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Can freeradius handle a Disconnect Request (Attribute 40). If so how ?
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Ashwin Gobind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can freeradius handle a Disconnect Request (Attribute 40).
No.
Alan DeKok.
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When will it be able to?
jay
At 10:48 AM 10/13/2005, you wrote:
Ashwin Gobind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can freeradius handle a Disconnect Request (Attribute 40).
No.
Alan DeKok.
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receives a disconnect packet, it has to check to see
IF it had an Access-Request with the same contents, WOULD that request
be forward to the IP that the disconnect request came from.
That's hard. It's easier to punt on the problem.
We could implement limited support for disconnect, where local
On Tue, Mar 01, 2005 at 12:52:52PM +1100, Mitchell, Michael J wrote:
The information is in the PoD request.
Kind of. From the NAS's perspecitive, the PoD only needs to contains the
Acct-Session-Id. However obviously in order to proxy a request we at
least need the NAS-IP-Address. I use
Hello,
Does FreeRadius supports Packet of Disconnect Proxy? I
have used successfully radclient (v1.72.2) to generate PoD packets to NAS, but
I was unable to understand if Freeradius supports to proxy this packets from
radclient to NAS? It seems that FR server ignores this requests
this functionality to
freeRADIUS (I think you've expressed reluctance in the past?) then I'm
happy to clean my work up and supply some more formal patches.
regards,
Mike
Paulo Rolo wrote:
Hello,
Does FreeRadius supports Packet of Disconnect Proxy? I have used
successfully radclient (v1.72.2
Michael Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course if Alan is interested in adding this functionality to
freeRADIUS (I think you've expressed reluctance in the past?) then I'm
happy to clean my work up and supply some more formal patches.
I've been reluctant to have the server decide to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Paul Hampson) wrote:
I haven't looked at the PoD support too closely, but how does FreeRADIUS
know where the PoD is to be proxied to?
The information is in the PoD request.
To ensure that bad things don't happen, the PoD *should* be treated
sort of like an Access-Accept,
The information is in the PoD request.
Kind of. From the NAS's perspecitive, the PoD only needs to contains the
Acct-Session-Id. However obviously in order to proxy a request we at
least need the NAS-IP-Address. I use this to map back to a Realm or a
NAS which will ultimately handle the PoD.
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