(RADIATOR) Help with Ascend Max and RADIUS performance

We have recently acquired several Ascent MAX 6000 boxes and are having a problem with a lot of duplicate RADIUS accounting packets. The problem seems to be that the MAX's are overly aggressive when sending RADIUS requests. They seem to send requests every second until the timeout seconds is

(RADIATOR) Authentication Issue - Odyssey and iPaq 5450

I'm having an issue authenticating users with the iPaq 5450 (internal nic) and the Odyssey Client. It appears that when the user authenticates, Radiator initially issues an access-accept and then follows it up with an access-reject. I am only having this issue with the above deviceall

Re: (RADIATOR) Authentication Issue - Odyssey and iPaq 5450

Hi Steve, From your calling station ID, it seems like you are using Cisco wireless gear. I recently played with Meetinghouse client for ipaq 5450. I could not get it to work too. But my problem is not on the radius side. Our Cisco wireless gear set up uses dynamic key, which

(RADIATOR) Auth via Oracle function

Hello, I am setting up radiator to authenticate against an Oracle database. However, I don't have direct access to the user/pass tables - for security reasons, I have to send the user pass through an Oracle function which will check if the passwords match, and return an ID number if they do,

(RADIATOR) More Redback Attributes

Hi! From the AOS 6.0.4 config guide -- the attributes gets sent even on AOS 5.0.6.28. VENDORATTR 2352 Acct-Reason 144 integer VALUE Acct-Reason AAA-Load-Acct-Session-Up 1 VALUE Acct-Reason AAA-Load-Acct-Session-Down

Re: (RADIATOR) More Redback Attributes

Hi Kurt, Thanks for this. Added to the dictionary for the next release, and also in the 3.7 patches area. Cheers. On Tue, 7 Oct 2003 02:37 am, Kurt Jaeger wrote: Hi! From the AOS 6.0.4 config guide -- the attributes gets sent even on AOS 5.0.6.28. VENDORATTR 2352 Acct-Reason

Re: (RADIATOR) Auth via Oracle function

Hello Ivo - The simplest thing to do is install and use the AuthPLSQL.pm module from the goodies directory. Then you can use an AuthBy PLSQL clause to call an Oracle stored procedure. See the example configuration file in goodies/plsql.cfg. regards Hugh On Tuesday, Oct 7, 2003, at 02:23

Re: (RADIATOR) Help with Ascend Max and RADIUS performance

Hello Robert - From memory the MAX's have two sets of radius configuration - one for authentication and one for accounting. You will need to adjust the accounting radius configuration to suit. Does anyone on the list have the exact configuration information? regards Hugh On Monday, Oct 6,