(RADIATOR) Migrating to Radiator-Radius

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Javier -

There is an example configuration file (with lots of comments) in the file 
"radius.cfg" and there is a simple configuration file to get you started in 
the file "goodies/simple.cfg".

Basically there are three main elements in the Radiator configuration file:

1. Client clauses - as you have correctly identified

2. AuthBy clauses - how to authenticate your users

3. Realm or Handler clauses - how to process radius requests

The simplest configuration possible contains a single 

<Realm>
	.....
</Realm>

which will match all requests.

A more complex configuration might have 

# match usernames of the form "user at foo.bar"

<Realm foo.bar>
	.....
</Realm>

# match usernames of the form "user at aaa.bbb"

<Realm aaa.bbb>
	.....
</Realm>

# match other usernames

<Realm>
	.....
</Realm>

There is also an example users file in the file called "users".

If you have any other questions, please contact me.

regards

Hugh


On Sat, 20 Jul 2002 19:52, Javier Ferruz Rodriguez wrote:
> I'm going to migrate to Radiator-Radius, so I'm going to evaluate the
> software.
>
> I have 2 files very important:
>
> - users: define users with theirs properties (login, password,
> service-type, framed-protocol, framed-compression, ...)
> - clients: who can to authenticate with radius server. This file has a few
> lines with <ip router> <password>
>
> If my client file is
>
> 184.15.20.10 abcd
> 185.30.20.10 qwer
>
> where must I set this information in Radiator-Radius? Maybe I set in
> radius.cfg
> <Client 184.15.20.10>
> Secret abcd
> </Client>
> <Client 185.30.20.10>
> Secret qwer
> </Client>
>
> Is this correct?
>
> In radius.cfg thereis a section <Realm>, but I don't know use it. Can
> anybody help me?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
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