(RADIATOR) weird portmaster 25 problem
Hugh Irvine
hugh at open.com.au
Thu Feb 14 17:29:50 CST 2002
Hello Jamie -
>
> I'm not sure if anyone will be able to help, but here goes. About a week
> ago all of our PM25s (10 of them) starting behaving weirdly. When a user
> tries to dial up the radius authentication seems to work correctly, but
> the PPP session never actually begins (see show session, and modem call
> output below). I wouldn't even post anything here except that, the only
> way we can get the problem to go away is to quit using radius to
> authenticate the connection. If we add the user and password to the local
> user table on the PM25 then this problem doesn't occur. I don't really
> think radius is at fault, I have just exhausted all of avenues and was
> hoping someone might have some insight.
>
> We originally had been using radiator 2.17.1 and it had been running
> smoothly for about a year. I have tried upgrading to 2.19, which has made
> no difference. We have also tried ComOS 3.3.3, 3.5, and 3.7.2. We do not
> have enough memory to try 3.9.
>
> Output from show session
> Port User Host/Inet/Dest Type Dir Status Start Idle
> ---- ------------- ---------------- ------- --- ----------- ----- ----
> S0 - world Login In USERNAME 0 0
> S1 mertest1.ppp - Netwrk In CONNECTING 0 0
> S2 mertest1.ppp - Netwrk In CONNECTING 0 0
> S3 mertest1.ppp - Netwrk In CONNECTING 0 0
> ....
> S21 mertest1.ppp - Netwrk In CONNECTING 0 0
> S22 mertest1.ppp - Netwrk In CONNECTING 0 0
> S23 mertest1.ppp - Netwrk In CONNECTING 0 0
> S24 mertest1.ppp - Netwrk In CONNECTING 0 0
>
> And when you connect with a modem this is what is seen
>
> atdt2530202
> CONNECT 31200/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS
>
> You've reached Evansville Online! (oc-nas-03)
>
> login:mertest1.ppp
> Password:
> PPP session from (216.135.4.22) to 216.135.13.35 beginning....
>
> After the '....' it should begin putting out the PPP characters, but it
> just hangs at the '....' indefinitely.
>
> Like I said I'm not sure that anyone will be able to help, but if you can,
> I sure would be grateful.
>
This is possibly a problem with radius reply attributes. Can you send me a
copy of your configuration file and a trace 4 debug from Radiator showing
what is happening?
thanks
Hugh
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