(RADIATOR) Multiple Realm Forwarding

[jchavanton at oneworldtelecom.ca]

Hi,

I have seen a feature called "multiple realm forwarding" in steel belted
 radius enterprise. Of course I am sure it is possible to do it whit
 Radiator.

I want my partners to be able to create sub domain that will automaticaly be
 forwarded to them, without having to configure each of them.

@partner1.com at subpartner1.com
@partner1.com at subpartner1.com <mailto:@partner1.com at subpartner2.com>
@partner1.com at subpartner3.com

For exemple: I would like thoses 3 realm to be forwarded to the radius server
 of "partner1.com" and I would also like to strip the first realm so it will
 apear as:

@subpartner1.com
@subpartner2.com
@subpartner3.com

I think I should use rewrite username to do it ?
But I dont know how to make my custom rewrite username function ?

The rewrite unsername should take off the first realm but leave the second
 one so I can forward it to my partner.

Thanks!
Julien

	-----Original Message-----
	From: Toomas Kärner [mailto:tomkar at estpak.ee]
	Sent: Tue 5/28/2002 03:49 AM
	To: Chavanton Julien; radiator at open.com.au
	Cc:
	Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) Multiple Realm Forwarding



	Hi

	I think he wants to build a tree of realms. I cant think the use of it yet
	but it might be useful on some ways. You could logon to
	username at serviceprovider@service at subservice.

	Tomkar

	----- Original Message -----
	From: "Hugh Irvine" <hugh at open.com.au>
	To: <jchavanton at oneworldtelecom.ca>; <radiator at open.com.au>
	Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 7:53 AM
	Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) Multiple Realm Forwarding

	> Hello Julien -
	>
	> Sorry, but I don't quite understand what you are wanting to do.
	>
	> Could you give me an example please?
	>
	> thanks
	>
	> Hugh
	>
	> > Hi,
	> >
	> >  Here is what I mean about Multiple realm forwarding:
	> >
	> >  user1 at realm1@realm2 is forwarded and then striped to user1 at realm2 then
	> >  forwarded again.
	> >
	> >  I think it can be done using RewriteUsername but I dont have any idea

	of

	> > how to modify this syntax : s/^([^@]+)@realm1
	> >
	> >  Does someone know how to remove the midle realm in user1 at realm1@realm2
	> > using rewriteusername ?
	> >
	> > I think this can be usefull in many case !
	> > Thanks,
	> > Julien
	> >
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