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>From: Alan DeKok[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: 3/23/2007 1:39:03 AM
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>Subject : RE: Re: New Server Build
>
>Scott Hughes wrote:
..
> The DB structur
2007 1:39:03 AM
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>Cc :
>Subject : RE: Re: New Server Build
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>Scott Hughes wrote:
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> The DB structure is: 8 tables as follows: nas,
> radacct, radcheck, radgroupcheck, radgroupreply,
> radpostauth, r
Scott Hughes wrote:
..
> The DB structure is: 8 tables as follows: nas,
> radacct, radcheck, radgroupcheck, radgroupreply,
> radpostauth, radreply, usergroup.
Yes... but what's *in* the DB? What attributes, operators, and values
are there, that you expect to match?
Alan DeKok.
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Alan,
Thanks for the reply.
I am using the 'radtest' utility. The actual command
I am typing (from the command line of the server
itself is: "radtest test1 test1 192.168.1.5:1812 0
testing123". I am attempting to make sure
everything is okay on the server itself, before
attempting to connect t
Scott Hughes wrote:
> When I run the radtest utility that comes with FR, I get an access-reject,
> even though the user is in the radius database. Running FR with the -X
> parameter, it does appear to be check the database.
>
> Am I testing correctly for this type of FR & MySQL setup?
Likely
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