(RADIATOR) Authenticating of two Different PoP`s users with Client-Identifier

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Khushal -

You would do something like this:

# define Client clauses with Identifiers

<Client ...>
	Identifier POP-1
	....
</Client>

<Client ...>
	Identifier POP-1
	....
</Client>

<Client ...>
	Identifier POP-2
	....
</Client>

.....

<Client ...>
	Identifier POP-3
	....
</Client>

.....


Then in your users file, you would specifiy which POP's a user is allowed to 
use like this:

# users file

someuser  Client-Identifier = /POP-1|POP-2/, Password = ......
	......

anotheruser Client-Identifier = /..../, Password = ......
	......

# these users can access all POP's

whichever  Password = .....
	......



regards

Hugh


On Fri, 5 Jul 2002 22:43, ksn at dil.in wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I am having a little problem with my Radiator-3.1.
> ,i want to authenticate a user on two pop`s as i am having 16 POPs. means
> my  user can log into my ras at POP-1 as well as POP-2 but can`t login on
> other RAS in my network. Please suggest what to do with radius
> configuration
>
> thanks in advance
>
>
>
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