(RADIATOR) assign ip from radius to AS5300 NAS

[Mariano Absatz]

Hi Manoj,

usually, if you send "Framed-IP-Address" + "Framed-IP-Netmask" attributes in 
the "Access-Accept" packet, the NAS will use the IP address instead of 
assigning one of its own.

In the authentication for e-mail users you should (after the standard 
user/password authentication) use an <AuthBy DYNADDRESS> (see 
http://www.open.com.au/radiator/ref.html#pgfId=406580) and use a SQL database 
for holding your IP address pools (or DHCP if you have a DHCP server 
available).

Obviously, the IP addresses in the Radiator database should not conflict with 
the ones assigned by your NAS.

A more simple arrangement would be possible if your NAS supports any kind of 
selection of IP address pool based on some Radius attribute. You should check 
your NAS documentation and/or provider and set that attribute in the "Access-
Accept" packet.

El 17 Dec 2001 a las 11:20, Manoj Agrawal escribió:

> 
> Hi!
> We are an ISP. We have two types of account one for internet account
> and another one is for email only account. Both users dial the same
> number to access our network. I want to assign IPs address to email
> only users from Radiator radius to AS5300 NAS so that I can block
> those IPs only to our email servers. But, for Internet users I am
> assigning IPs from AS5300 NAS and it works fine. So, how can I assign
> IPs from radius to AS5300 NAS.
> Regards,
> manoj
> 
> 
> 
> --
> Best regards,
>  Manoj                          mailto:mail at manoj.wlink.com.np
> 

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