Hi Scott,
So the bandwidth fields on the freeradius screenshot within the features
section of the website don't actualy work on the captive portal then ?
What I'm actualy after is the capability to have a user log in via the
captive portal and have there bandwidth set to a specific level, could
you please tell me if pfsense supports this ?
The other thing I'm looking for is the ability to add, amend or delete a
user without logging into pfsense manualy, by perhaps creating a script
that runs on an external PC and connects to pfsense to run shell
commands that would perform this task, I have to be honest I don't know
how to do it but if I can get confirmation that it's possible to add,
amend and delete users via ssh then I'll learn how to do it and
implement it myself - I just don't want to waste my time if it's not
going to be possible afterall.
Thanks for all your help.
Cheers, James...
Scott Ullrich wrote:
On 7/29/05, James Mellor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply Scott,
In the features section of the pfsense website it says that a freeradius
is available within pfsense and when looking at the screenshot of this
there are fields for entering a users upload and download bandwidth
limits and so would I be correct in assuming that if I used pfsense's
built in freeradius server the captive portal would be able to
authenticate registered users and limit there bandwidth individualy ?
No.
If this is the case then I would not need a seperate radius server :-)
The only issue then would be how to setup a process whereby I could
create a script on another system that would connect to the pfsense
machine, via ssh perhaps, and automaticaly add, amend, or delete users
from the pfsense radius server as needed so that I would not need to
manualy log into pfsense.
It would be possible for someone to create a ipfw package that does
this but there is no support for this currently.
Scott
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