Re: Realms and proxying

[Stefan Winter]

Hi,


Is this position dependant? Does it have to appear before the liv.ac.uk realm to prevent 
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" being caught by the first realm?
  


No, unless you use a regex in the realm stanza, the matches are 
*literal* realms. i.e. realm liv.ac.uk does not match foo.bar.liv.ac.uk.


Greetings,

Stefan Winter

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Realms and proxying

[Dean, Barry]

I currently have a realm defined:

realm liv.ac.uk {
type= radius
authhost= LOCAL
accthost= LOCAL
}

I now have one of my departments, which for various complex reasons, has been 
allowed to have its own user accounts.
They have the subdomain name "csc.liv.ac.uk". I want to proxy RADIUS to their 
server.

If I add:

realm csc.liv.ac.uk {
type= radius
authhost= server.csc.liv.ac.uk:1812
accthost= server.csc.liv.ac.uk:1813
}

Is this position dependant? Does it have to appear before the liv.ac.uk realm 
to prevent "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" being caught by the first realm?

I have:

realm suffix {
format = suffix
delimiter = "@"
}

in radius.conf.

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Networks Team
Computing Services Department
Tel: 0151 794 5641 (x45641)



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