hi all!!!
I have my radius installed on Linux Red Hat. And my database is on MS-SQL server.
I need to know how can i connect to this SQL server from Linux. (Free tools will be
appreciate).
I am going to be installing in Perl DBI,DBD modules. In this case i need to know how
can i create a DSN
So I got the bright idea to add a AND PASS='%{Password}' to
the AuthSelect line. But the query ends up AND PASS=''
(nothing is put
in there.) So, obviously RADIUS either 1) can't pass it like
that or 2)
can but I'm doing it wrong.
Perhaps you want AND PASS='%P' ???
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Robert
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Robert,
Most likely. :) *Hits self upside head with large UNIX manual.*
Sadly enough, I *did* search/look through the documentation in
search of such, wondering WHY ON EARTH there was one for User-Name but
not Password. Guess it was a bit too late in the evening to be trying
We are having something unusual going on. We have a particular user that is
continuously hitting our system that is obviously not valid. The user is
Reject-Me-Pls...@(defaultrealm). And it's counterpart
RejectMePls@(defaultrealm). I'm not sure who it is or if it's the networks,
but we can't
Hello Laurens -
On Mon, 7 Jan 2002 09:08, Laurens Thissen wrote:
Hello Hugh and Mike,
Last week we decided to split the function of our Radius system as follows:
- 2 radiator daemon's on 2 separate machines, one for
KPN Telecom IP Dial and one for Versatel VPOP
- 2 separate machines for
Hello Robert -
You can use an AuthLog ... clause.
Have a look at section 6.47 (and following) in the Radiator 2.19 reference
manual (included in the distribution in the file doc/ref.html).
regards
Hugh
On Sun, 6 Jan 2002 11:39, Robert Blayzor wrote:
I'm curious to know if it's possible
Salut Romain -
D'abord je te souhaite la Bonne Annee!
Thanks for sending the files (que je les aime!! :).
I can't see anything wrong with what you have configured nor can I see
anything wrong with the trace file.
However, this is the second report of a similar problem in the last month or
Hello Alex -
I suspect you are only getting an Access-Reject returned to Radiator. Have
a look at a trace 4 debug to see exactly what is in the reply.
regards
Hugh
Hey guys,
Quick question, I set up an ODBC radiator reject log. Under the reasons
column, when a proxied user fails
Hello Alex -
You can turn on a trace 4 debug to see where the request is coming from, and
if you want to trap this particular username you can do something like this
(assuming you are using Handlers):
# define Handler to trap a particular username
Handler User-Name =
Hello David -
There are also NasType entries for PM3 and PM4 - have you tried those?
I also seem to recall this topic being discussed on the mailing list, so
check the archive and do a search.
www.open.com.au/archives/radiator
It is certain that if the SNMP query cannot be run
Hello Rick -
You will have to run Radiator from the command line to get logging output to
the terminal window. It is usually easier to do a tail -f on the log
file, and send Radiator a -USR1 to increase the debug level and a -USR2 to
decrease it again.
regards
Hugh
On Sat, 5 Jan
Hello Hakim -
You can either use a commercial ODBC driver, or use the ODBC-Proxy, or run a
copy of Radiator on the Windows box and proxy the radius requests to it.
This topic has been discussed many times on the Radiator mailing list, so
have a look at the archive site and do a search.
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