Hi Hugh,
I know the cause of the problem now. I just remembered some issues on the
mailing list about radiator listening on different IPs etc. My radiator box
has two IP
addresses on the same network card: primary ip of 4.10.10.212 and a
secondary
ip of 6.4.4.12 (not my original IPs :-)
By
Hi Hugh,
Rejoinder to my last mail pls. Just remembered that I tested the setup
with anothet Linux box with the two IP addresses on different NICs
and got the same problem. So I am back at the same problem - the
radius server is not behaving properly on my multi-homed RH 7.2 linux
servers - at
Hugh
So they work exacly as a TNT or other NASes work right?
So far, all AP docs are vague... Colubris does mention it supports
radius AAA. So as long as the AP supports radius AAA, it WILL do
external radius queries and send START/STOP info back to the radius ?
In which cases is EAP needed? Im
Interesting.. I used to do this via SNMP directly on Lucent TNTs
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Hi to everybody,
Does anybody can give me some advice on why all requests that should be
rejected (the ones with User-Password attribute set to ascend) are granted
instead ?
The scenario is the following :
The bottom of my radius.cfg file looks like :
Handler User-Password=ascend
Colubris and nomadix both send accounting start, interim accounting
updates and accounting stops. The nomadix also allows for bandwidth
limit settings per user as part of the auth reply. Neither supports a
backwards radius message for disconnect (as far as I know). Both vary
wildly as how they do
FYI.I just heard that there is a draft rfc for
backwards radius.jlm
Jeremy Mordkoff
Tatara Systems
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Hi Giuseppe, and thanks for your prompt reply.
Are you sure this should work ? On my server it produces the following
error :
Can't call method log on unblessed reference at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.0/Radius/AuthGeneric.pm line 697.
I've only changed what stated in your mail :
Handler
Hi Hugh, Hi All,
I have the ipass netserver installed on my RADIUS
server. I also want to use radiator to
authenticate access to some webpages on the same
server. The problem is that the
config for ipass netserver and webserver
authentication both use the "localhost" client
designation. The
i am in the process of upgrading our backup radius server and i am trying
to install radiator on the new machine.
when i try and do the install MD5 in the active state ppm it tells me
that it can't find MD5
it finds DBI and DBD-ODBC just fine.
thanks for any help. i'm stuck.
matthew
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Jeremy.. INHO which of those Aps has the best UI for authing and
closing the session?
For example I saw that Demarc has a nice interface that shows elapsed
session time and a close session button on a window... Nice for the
end user..
Any comments?
Hello Tunde -
If you want to use different port numbers, why not just use two
instances of Radiator?
Otherwise, have a look at a trace 4 debug to see what attributes are
included in the radius requests that you can use.
regards
Hugh
On Saturday, Jan 11, 2003, at 04:02 Australia/Melbourne,
Hello Matthew -
I think you will find that MD5 is included in all recent versions of
Perl.
regards
Hugh
On Saturday, Jan 11, 2003, at 04:43 Australia/Melbourne, matthew de
Jongh wrote:
i am in the process of upgrading our backup radius server and i am
trying to install radiator on the
Hello Marc -
I will need to see the complete configuration file (no secrets)
together with a trace 4 debug showing what is happening.
Could you also please tell me what hardware/software platform you are
running on and what version of Radiator?
regards
Hugh
On Saturday, Jan 11, 2003, at
Hello Marc -
Realms are *always* evaluated before Handlers, so you should do this:
Handler
/Handler
instead of
Realm DEFAULT
.
/Realm
regards
Hugh
On Saturday, Jan 11, 2003, at 01:48 Australia/Melbourne, Marc wrote:
Hi to everybody,
Does anybody can give me some advice on
Hello Tunde -
It is normally the operating system that routes the outgoing packets,
not Perl (nor Radiator).
regards
Hugh
On Friday, Jan 10, 2003, at 20:36 Australia/Melbourne, Ayotunde Itayemi
wrote:
Hi Hugh,
Rejoinder to my last mail pls. Just remembered that I tested the setup
with
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