My users differ in ldap attributes and all come from one AS. I want
session-timeout of some users to be the value of counter and for others the
session-timeout that I define in freeradius for them.
How should I distinct them?
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Ok I think i got the idea, will no go and try it out! thank you!
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Craig Campbell wrote:
There are 2 radius servers (radius-a and radius-b).
Each server will relay packets it receives to the other server.
(Currently only accounting packets are being received)
The packets are collected in detail-relay file.
The packets are then relayed via the
Hey guys,
I am still waiting for a possible solution for this problem that I
have... Please let me know even there is no easy fix.
To refresh your memory, I am doing MAC address authentication bypass. It
looks to me that the users file takes precedence than
sites-available/default.
Greetings,
I started this email few months back but due to other projects that took
priority, I had to put this troubleshooting on hold. To recap:
1. Our radius servers are having some memory issue where its memory usage would
increase by 1% every 30 - 45 minutes until it crashes and restarts.
Roy Kartadinata wrote:
1. Our radius servers are having some memory issue where its memory
usage would increase by 1% every 30 - 45 minutes until it crashes and
restarts.
2. I created a script that will temporarily fix the issue by monitoring
its memory usage and restart after it reaches
Difan Zhao wrote:
To refresh your memory, I am doing MAC address authentication bypass. It
looks to me that the “users” file takes precedence than
“sites-available/default”.
No. You are setting Auth-Type = ... in the users file, and then
trying to se Auth-Type = ... *again* elsewhere.
Lol Alan you found the problem again!
I just read the manual of users and unlang again and now I know
clearly what the problem was... Thank you very much for the help!
So radiusd -X won't show whether a check attribute was updated or not?
Here is my radiusd -X output. It's the same no
I've configured Freradius (2.1.7) to proxy certain realms to another box,
and generally things are working as expected.
Running TCPDUMP, I see:
11:54:26.205736 IP (tos 0x0, ttl 64, id 19359, offset 0, flags [none], proto
UDP (17), length 518) blah.blah.blah.foo.1814 blah.blah.blah.bar.1813:
Steve Bertrand wrote:
Hi all,
I'm curious to know what you use to manage your RADIUS database,
particularly the accounting tables.
For quite some time, I was using severely hacked versions of the
dialup_admin scripts.
Since then, I've written (ie. been writing) an ISP mgmt/accounting
Hi,
I m using freeradius-server 2.1.7. I ve created an openssl engine for doing
all the RSA calculations and it is quite fast. But when i use the try to
authenticate something it uses DH algorithm also. so how can i make use of only
RSA so that my authentication rate is high.
What part of
Phil Pierotti wrote:
I've configured Freradius (2.1.7) to proxy certain realms to another
box, and generally things are working as expected.
Running TCPDUMP, I see:
sigh
Accounting request proxied to foreign server, Accounting response
received from foreign server.
Response packet was
kachin Agarwal wrote:
I m using freeradius-server 2.1.7. I ve created an openssl engine
for doing all the RSA calculations and it is quite fast. But when i use
the try to authenticate something it uses DH algorithm also. so how can
i make use of only RSA so that my authentication rate is
Steve Bertrand wrote:
Again, I'm not a programmer, so the real developers will likely laugh.
Why? If it works... ship it. :)
The radacct table in the RADIUS database grows at an enormously fast
rate. Regardless of server resources, trying to search or perform
actions on this table can be
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