Richard.
See http://www.open.com.au/radiator/history.html
On Jul 19, 3:35pm, Ian Hughes wrote:
Subject: RE: (RADIATOR) Version 2.14 released
Since upgrading to 2.14 usernames without a domain (eg terry as opposed to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) are having the default realm (@local) appended before
, perhaps a bug?
Ian Hughes
Original Message
On 7/20/99, 7:57:29 AM, "Mike McCauley" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
regarding Re: (RADIATOR) Version 2.14 released:
Hi Ian,
thanks for reporting this.
Do you have a DefaultRealm parameter in your Client clause?
If so, there was a f
On 1999-07-19T08:00:15,
Ian Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Also may have another problem. The machine running the radius server
has multiple IP addresses.
See "bind_address" in the configuration file.
Sincerely,
Lars Marowsky-Brée
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Lars Marowsky-Brée
Network Management
On Jul 19, 8:00am, Ian Hughes wrote:
Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) Version 2.14 released
Mike,
In the client clause there is a defaultRealm=local, this is used by
a series of handere clauses to authenticate users according realm and
Called-Station-Id.
OK, I guess that explains it. Its the fix
Since upgrading to 2.14 usernames without a domain (eg terry as opposed to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) are having the default realm (@local) appended before
being passed to the realms for authentication. Is this a bug or an added
feature? If it's an added feature could someone please explain why.
Since upgrading to 2.14 usernames without a domain (eg terry as opposed to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) are having the default realm (@local) appended before
being passed to the realms for authentication. Is this a bug or an added
feature? If it's an added feature could someone please explain why.
Mike McCauley wrote:
...
New authentication module PORTLIMITCHECK, which can check
enforce simultaneous-use limits for arbitrary groups of users. This
can allow you to sell bundles of ports on a global or per-POP basis,
or DNIS etc. It can also set up Class attributes that depend on
This is great. But Mike, I cannot get the upgrade. Is my password
removed? The user name is 'ans'.
About the new features, I have some questions listed below the features.
Mike McCauley wrote:
...
New authentication module PORTLIMITCHECK, which can check
enforce simultaneous-use limits
