(RADIATOR) Overriding NAS

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Rolando -

Are you sure the NAS sends a Framed-IP-Address in the Access-Request?

This would be quite unusual behaviour (although possible).

In any case, I think I would want to test this with the NAS itself, as I 
don't think radpwtst would work in the same manner as the NAS.

regards

Hugh


On Thu, 14 Feb 2002 05:59, Rolando Riley wrote:
>
> On Tue, 12 Feb 2002 08:23, Rolando Riley wrote:
> > Hi Hugh:
> > 	I want to say that AuthBy DYNADDRESS work excellent so far for what I
>
> need
>
> > =)). Although I've got some doubts from my tests.
> >
> > 1) I noticed that when I ran radpwtst like the following:
> >
> > /usr/local/src/radius/radpwtst -user rriley -password
>
> yo -framed_ip_address
>
> > 168.77.14.2 -calling_station_id 2652424
> >
> > the STOP record doesn't delete the record from the RADPOOL table. That
>
> is..
>
> > it doesn't free the IP that was assigned to the user after it finished
> > the session?
>
> The IP address is being deleted, however it is the wrong address because
> you have overridden the address being used on the radpwtst command line.
>
> ie. -framed_ip_address 168.77.14.2 is what is being used
>
>
> Yeah I sent the -framed_ip_address with radpwtest because our NAS will be
> doing the same thing. When I check the user based on a REALM I would like
> to override it with an IP from RADPOOL dynamically.
>
> So how should I use rapwtest to check this ?
>
>
>
> Have another look at the trace 4 debug to see what I mean.
>
> > 2) I wish I could use <AuthBy LDAP2> instead of <AuthBy FILE>   to link a
> > user to a pool =) . What attribute should I use in this case to make the
> > same effect to get the PoolHint?
>
> You can use an <AuthBy LDAP2> - you just need an additional reply attribute
> as described in section 6.35 of the Radiator 2.19 reference manual.
>
> Humm.. the extra attribute would be the pool something like this right?
>
> AuthAttrDef	PoolAttr,PoolHint,check

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