(RADIATOR) SOS!!!!SOS...It said:Could not handle an EAP request!!

2003-05-30 Thread guxiaozhong
Hi, Who can help me to resolve this problem?detail as following: Log: ** Received from 10.0.0.10 port 1812 Code: Access-RequestIdentifier: 174Authentic: @o260189i00189i00223f166165Attributes: User-Name = "anonymous" cisco-avpair = "ssid=Test" NAS-IP-Address =

(RADIATOR) Incredibly high Acct-Session-Times

2003-05-30 Thread Richard Grantham
Hi all, I think this only happens when a call does not connect but I've noticed something strange with regards to call duration. I think this is illustrated well in this output listing from our accounting database: ACCT_SESSION_TIME - 4 1054176189

RE: (RADIATOR) Incredibly high Acct-Session-Times

2003-05-30 Thread Frank Danielson
We had a similar situation with accounting data from a 3Com Total Control chassis. What we noticed was that these abnormally large numbers occurred when the disconnect cause was 0 or 1 and calls that ended normally had a disconnect cause of 2. In this case it was due to a call setup failure and

RE: (RADIATOR) Injecting passwords in PreAuthHook.

2003-05-30 Thread Frank Danielson
The catch is that a PreAuthHook is not the place to do authentication. Instead of using a PreAuthHook you could use a PostAuthHook to call the AuthBy LDAP based on the results of whatever your authentication system returns. There is an example of calling an AuthBy from a PostAuthHook in

(RADIATOR) rc.d file for Radiator

2003-05-30 Thread Bret Jordan
Is there an rc.d file (start/stop) for Radiator? Bret -- ~~~ Bret Jordan Dean's Office Computer Administrator College of Engineering 801.585.3765 University of Utah [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Re: (RADIATOR) Wireless hotspot

2003-05-30 Thread Balgansuren
Dear Bret, Which model of Proxim in-door/out-door access points can be to use? Thanks, Balgaa We use Proxim for internal and external hot spot access running 802.1x for authentication all backended off of Radiator.. Proxim also had a more hotel style authentication for their 'hot spot'

Re: (RADIATOR) Wi-Fi - Radius attributes to change the SSID

2003-05-30 Thread Denis Pavani
My experience involves Radiator 3.5 and Cisco AP 340 and 350, so something could be different. I've not been able to supply different SSIDs as reply attribute, but they work as check attributes. If you can supply this info to your users, then you can check the right association SSID-user or