(RADIATOR) Radius Default User

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Paul -

The simplest thing to do is to use an AddToReply in your AuthBy clause:

	<AuthBy ....>
		......
		AddToReply ........
		.......
	</AuthBy>

hth

Hugh

On Saturday 02 June 2001 21:41, Paul Black wrote:
> I have noticed some errors appearing on my ACC/Tigris console (cannot open
> RADIUS session (no configuration defaults)). The Tigris support person says
> I need to setup some default radius parameters. How should I go about this
> with Radiator?
>
> Regards.  Paul
>
>
> From: "Nathan Chan" <chan at xsi.com.au>
> To: Paul Black <paulb at triode.net.au>
> Subject: Re: Tigris Errors
> Date: Sat, 02 Jun 2001 11:10:47 GMT
>
> Paul,
>
> Have you got the user ACC_DEFAULT on your radius server ?  Without it, it
> has no default parameters, so that when a user logs on, and has no
> attributes in radius, they will get the default ones.  Is it possible that
> a user has no attribs against his login username ?
>
> To find out whats going on:  set radius debug mask 0xff
>
> Regards
> Nathan
>
> > Why am I seeing the following connection errors?
> >
> > Regards.  Paul
> >
> >
> > DM1>
> > *** TRAP from local agent at 02-Jun-2001 16:59:19 uptime 21 Days,
> > 20:46:04 *** RADIUS: Cannot open RADIUS session (no configuration
> > defaults) DM1>
> > *** TRAP from local agent at 02-Jun-2001 16:59:19 uptime 21 Days,
> > 20:46:04 *** DIAL: CLID authentication failed  on J1.27
> >     Reason: No matching available dial port was found
> > DM1>
> > *** TRAP from local agent at 02-Jun-2001 16:59:23 uptime 21 Days,
> > 20:46:08 *** RADIUS: Cannot open RADIUS session (no configuration
> > defaults) DM1>
> > *** TRAP from local agent at 02-Jun-2001 16:59:23 uptime 21 Days,
> > 20:46:08 *** DIAL: CLID authentication failed  on J1.27
> >     Reason: No matching available dial port was found
> > DM1>
>
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