Re: (RADIATOR) roblem with max simultanious users

Hello Nir - If I understand you correctly you are trying to test simultaneous use with the radpwtst program? You need to be a bit careful doing this because of the way Radiator maintains the session database. When Radiator receives an access request it first of all deletes any existing

(RADIATOR) Re: (RADIATOR-ANNOUNCE) Version 2.19 released

Hello Mariano - Thanks for the kind words - we appreciate it. And I'm glad that we are keeping you happy - if you have any more good ideas for Radiator please let us know! regards Hugh El 28 Oct 2001 a las 13:08, Mike McCauley escribió: We are pleased to announce the release of

Re: (RADIATOR) Radiator and Tagged L2TP attributes

Hello Onno - How nice to hear from you - hope everything is going well? I have copied this to Mike to ask him to have a look at if for you. regards Hugh Hi All, I am trying to send tagged tunneling attributes with radiator and having some problems. I have read the FAQ/manual as per 40.

Re: (RADIATOR) default gateway

Title: Re: (RADIATOR) default gateway Hello Anton - I suppose you could use the Framed-Route attribute, however I think this is much more likely to be entirely dependent on the NAS and PPP client. You will have to check with your NAS vendor to see what options are available. regards Hugh

Re: (RADIATOR) sesion-timeout per client

Hello Arwin - Hello, How can I add a session-timeout attribute on a per client basis? When I use AddToReply SessionTimeout=1800 in a handler, it works fine for this handler. But I want to do this on a per client basis. I think I'll have to use some sort of hook, but the client clause only

(RADIATOR) Install error on radiator 2.19?

Greetings; A few weeks ago we mentioned that on a fresh install of radiator 2.18, which was being done on a freshly installed FreeBSD 4.4-RELEASE machine, we got an error message about hostname.pl. We just did a fresh install of radiator 2.19 on a fresly installed FreeBSD4.4 machine and got the

(RADIATOR) Cisco ADSL trouble.

I have just turned up a 7206VXR with ADSL using PPPOA. I am authenticating to my Radiator server and everything works fine on the first DSL connection. But when I connect the second modem and look at radwho.cgi the connected user changes to the second modem that is connected and doesn't add

Re: (RADIATOR) Radiator and Tagged L2TP attributes

Hello Onno, On Wed, 31 Oct 2001 02:35, Hugh Irvine wrote: Hello Onno - How nice to hear from you - hope everything is going well? I have copied this to Mike to ask him to have a look at if for you. regards Hugh Hi All, I am trying to send tagged tunneling attributes with radiator

(RADIATOR) New err since installing 2.19

I have just upgrade to 2.19 I am now getting this error ERR: Attribute number 79 is not defined in your dictionary What is attribute 79 ? I am using Radius::AuthEMERALD into platpus I did get this error before the upgrade Thanks Matthew Hobbs === Archive at

Re: (RADIATOR) sesion-timeout per client

Hello Arwin - Hello, How can I add a session-timeout attribute on a per client basis? When I use AddToReply SessionTimeout=1800 in a handler, it works fine for this handler. But I want to do this on a per client basis. I think I'll have to use some sort of hook, but the client clause only

Re: (RADIATOR) Cisco ADSL trouble.

Hello Wayne - The problem here is due to the fact that the NAS-Port value in all the access requests is always 0, therefore Radiator gets confused because the NAS-IP-Address/NAS-Port combination is what is used for the maintenance of the session database. You will have to check with your

Re: (RADIATOR) New err since installing 2.19

Hello Matthew - The following is defined in the standard dictionary contained in the Radiator 2.19 distribution. ATTRIBUTE EAP-Message 79 binary What dictionary are you using? BTW - you should always start with the standard Radiator dictionary and add or remove

Re: (RADIATOR) Called-Station-Id It is not send in theAccess-Request

Salut Julien - You will have to check with the Ariel vendor to find out why this is. It may also be an issue with your telephone service that does not supply that information in the call setup data. regards Hugh Radiator is not receiving the Called-Station-Id in the Access-Request I use

Re: (RADIATOR) Connection failure with MySQL

Hello Gustavo - Have you installed and configured the DBI/DBD modules for Perl? regards Hugh Hi guys, I'm trying to set up a radiator server with a MySQL server only to assign three address pools. The trouble is that radiator can't connect to the sql server, and I don't understand

Re: (RADIATOR) Cisco ADSL trouble.

Hi Hugh/Wayne, Gareth Coco AAPT Data Operations AAPT - http://www.aapt.com.au/ Hugh Irvine [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/31/01 01:17pm You will have to check with your vendor to get the problem fixed. On the Cisco 6400 NRP blade (a 7200 on a stick) our config has the following in it: