(RADIATOR) Different Realm Authentication with Radiator RAIUS

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Anuj -

At 12:48 +0530 01/11/7, Anuj wrote:
>Hi,
>We have Radiator RADIUS running here in production for our ISP dialup
>customers.
>This RADIUS is primarily being used for following services:
>1. Dialup customers from our own NAS (Realm hecl.com and Realm oneconnect).
>2. Dialup customers from our ISP partner's NAS. Our Radius and our ISP
>Partner's Radius are configured as a client (Realm hecl.com)
>
>When we receive the request from hecl realm users (either from our NAS or
>from our ISP Partner's Radius) it is getting authenticated and the Realm
>@hecl is being stripped off by the help of RewriteUsername attribute.
>These users are getting authenticated.
>
>When we receive the request from oneconnect realm users (only from our
>NAS), we don't want to strip off Realm as the user database contains Realm
>along with Username attribute, therefore I have commented the
>RewriteUsername attribute in radius.cfg. These users are not getting
>authenticated, because when we see the log file the username is not
>accompanied with the Realm.
>
>I tried to attach the Radius.cfg and Trace 4 Logfile but the message 
>exceeded the 400 character mark, please advise how can I send these 
>files..
>
>The main aim of oneconnect Realm is to send Realm details along with
>Username for authentication and at the same time we don't want hecl Realm
>to accompany the Username.

I will need to see the configuration file. You can just cut and paste 
it into a mail message and I will take a look at it.

 From what you descibe however, it sounds like you need to have 
different RewriteUsername statements in the different Realms, instead 
of using a global RewriteUsername.

regards

Hugh

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