RE: (RADIATOR) IETF specific attribute for DNS

Still TBD, so that's why we have all these VSAs :-( (All the standard attibutes are listed in RFCs 2865, 2866) /Ingvar -Original Message- From: Michael Chen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: den 18 mars 2001 17:29 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: (RADIATOR) IETF specific attribute for DNS

Re: (RADIATOR) Raius with MAC authentication

Hello Fernanado - At 13:32 +0100 01/2/22, Fernando Martin wrote: Hi all, I need to authenticate users by Radiator but if it is possible detect de user MAC and check it agains a database user--MAC, and if it is equal then user will OK. I know that directly MAC address is not sent by user, so is

Re: (RADIATOR) IETF specific attribute for DNS

Title: Re: (RADIATOR) IETF specific attribute for DNS Hichael - I have often asked myself this same question, however the RFC's do not list such a thing (strange as it may seem). I don't have a copy of the Radius extensions RFC with me at the moment, but there may be something listed in it. I

Re: (RADIATOR) Inyecting several DNS to different users

Hello Javier - At 12:30 +0100 01/2/22, Javier Benita Malav wrote: HI all... Which is the correct attribute to use in the replay items, using a AS5300 as NAS, to force the dial-in user to use the specified primary and secondary DNS server? Are them ATTRIBUTE Ascend-Client-Primary-DNS

Re: (RADIATOR) Re:

Hello Iris - It looks to me like your configuration file is doing multiple AuthBy's and a later one is accepting the request. Could you send me a copy of your configuration file please (no secrets)? thanks Hugh At 15:10 -0600 01/2/22, Iris Silva wrote: Hello Hugh, following your

RE: (RADIATOR) Restricting DefaultSimultaneousUse to a particular client

-- From: Mike McCauley[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 2:06 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:(RADIATOR) Restricting DefaultSimultaneousUse to a particular client Hi. I'm currently using Radiator in an environment where people are dialling in

Re: (RADIATOR) poertslave sends extra chars on ipaddr?

Hello Brett - At 14:46 +1100 01/2/23, Brett Murphy wrote: Hi All, I still have some legacy dial servers that use portslave version 1.15, and it seems to add an extra two zeroes to the end of every ip address in accounting recors (assume this is something to do with ipv6 maybe) anyway the

(RADIATOR) Auth DBFILE ??

I have switched to AuthBy DBFILE and I have a cron job rebuilding the DBFILE every 5 minutes ... I do: /usr/bin/builddbm -u /usr/local/etc/raddb/users I am noticing that while the DBFILE is being built that nobody can login .. I get the following error ... any ideas how to correct this?? Fri

(RADIATOR) Windows 2000 ADSI Authorization

Hello everyone... I am currently evaluating the Radiator product for use on our Windows 2000 domain that is currently using Active Directory to store information. Has anyone successfully used Radiator on 2000 with AD to authenticate users? The reason I ask is that I created a few users on

(RADIATOR) 99% CPU usage on Linux

Hello, We recently switched from Solaris to Linux running Radiator. At some point, the radiusd process on the Linux box goes to 99% CPU usage and becomes sluggish when responding to auth/acct. It does respond, but definitely alot slower than it should. 'top' shows me: PID USER

RE: (RADIATOR) 99% CPU usage on Linux

What AuthBy ??? clauses are you using in your config file? We found a bug in AuthBy LDAP2 which messes up Radiator when certain garbled usernames are passed in, and the cpu gets pegged. I've already alerted Radiator regarding this bug, and the solution for the meanwhile is to use a

Re: (RADIATOR) 99% CPU usage on Linux

Hello Viraj - I will need to see a copy of your configuration file (no secrets), together with a trace 4 debug from Radiator showing what is happening. I will also need to know what version of Linux and what versions of all Perl modules you are running. thanks Hugh At 13:50 -0500