[VOPRadius] Bug? - VPR Radius Server Error: No Password (nas=170.147.40.20)

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We use several different wholesale dialup network providers. One of the them is ICG..   We have seen literally thousands of errors in our NT logs event viewer, not in the Vop Radius error log. I have pasted the error below copy and pasted.   The only time this error occurs is when a user coming from the ICG network tries to dialup and login with a blank password. This does not occur on ANY other network, UUnet, Qwest, Aleron and several others.   As far as I can tell so far, ICG is not sending the password attribute when the user sends a blank password. This seems to be what's causing the errors in the NT Event Viewer Application log. This is also causing the end user to get a timeout in dialup networking instead of a bad password error. So, the user keeps trying and trying just assuming that we stink because they keep timing out instead of receiving a bad password error.   Finally this causes the array of 30 plus ICG radius servers to keep hammering my radius server since it received NO RESPONSE from VOP Radius. It appears that VOP Radius just logs the fatal error in the NT Application log, does not respond to the Radius server at all, does not log it in the VOP Radius Error log and just DIES..   I may not be 100% accurate with all this but I think I am most of the way there.   Has anyone else experienced this? Vircom, is there a patch or something for this? It seems that VOP Radius is the only Radius server around that handles the Password attribute missing quite this way.   -------------------------------------------------------- Event Type: Error Event Source:     VOP Proxy and Roaming Radius Server Event Category:   None Event ID:   1003 Date:       9/12/2003 Time:       11:26:19 AM User:       N/A Computer:   NS1 Description: VPR Radius Server Error: No Password (nas=170.147.40.20) ---------------------------------------------------------   Thanks,   Todd Routhier   Lightwave Technologies, LLC.   -- Start Your Own ISP! http://www.YourOwnISP.com