(RADIATOR) Platypus 3.0 & Radiator questions.
Robert G. Fisher
rfisher at mail.neocom.net
Wed May 30 11:53:56 CDT 2001
I'm working on setting up Radiator 1.18.1 to authenticate
from a Platypus 3.0 system. I've installed the db script
from Boardtown to bring in the RadiusNT objects and used
their sample configuration file which uses the EMERALD
AuthBy module.
Currently I'm using Cistron, and this is a big switch because
the PHBs would like to have this integrate with the NT systems.
The issues that I'm trying to understand how I can implement
are as follows:
1) While the DB stores a field for AccountType such as
'PPP', 'SLIP', 'ISDN', etc -- this is only checked
against the DNISGroups. What I'd prefer to do is
to have this check against NAS-Port-Type.
Currently, instead of requiring a check item of
NAS-Port-Type=Async, I use fall throughs to allow
for users to pass the NAS-Port-Type checks, then
I list a series of checks for values of Sync (ascend foo),
ISDN, ISDN-V110, and ISDN-V120 to return an Auth-Type
Reject.
I'd prefer to not have to write a new module to handle
this one issue, so I was wondering if anyone had figured
out how to do this either via a change of the AuthSelect
statement or via a hook -- though I don't know how I'd
pass values from the db query to the hook.
2) Both the Emerald and Platypus modules state that Platypus
sticks Simultaneous-Use to 1 -- however, with the current
db changes out there, there is a field for maxsession for
each account that, while it defaults to 1, can be any int
value -- is the warning in the module simply out dated?
3) I'm used to using snmpget and finger for radcheck from
Cistron on a Linux box, but will be running Radiator on
NT and W2K machines due to ODBC support -- does anyone
know of a SNMP suite and finger utility that will work
on NT as a replacement?
4) The RadiusNT window in Platypus doesn't allow me to specify
the response items based on the type of NAS, could anyone
show me an example of how to do this -- for instance, I'd
really like to have a way to return the avpairs of
Session-Timeout, Idle-Timeout, and Port-Limit to our non
Ascend equipment, and then Ascend-Maximum-Time,
Ascend-Idle-Limit, and Ascend-Maximum-Channels. Could this
be done with an extension of AuthSelect to match up the
NASType field from the server tables and then to add values,
or what'd be real nifty to match up Ascend entries and then
convert any of the above av pairs to the Ascend versions.
5) Also, I'd like to use Simultaenous-Use checks, but only on
specific NAS boxes -- or at least, to be able to exclude
servers of a particular type -- which would mean the roaming
or proxy clients listed in my servers table as I'd have no
way to verify if a connection entry was valid or invalid.
--
Robert G. Fisher Sitestar.net, Inc.
Senior System Engineer (540) 666-9533 x 116
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