(RADIATOR) Help required in using radiator as proxy client in TCH1000 RAS

[Amit_G_Gupta at 3com.com]

Hi Hugh,
Thanx for your reply. Some more  queries:
1) How to use radiator as proxy ? (Steps to use it on win2000 Machine)
2) Where to add the below mentioned script and in which format ?

please send me a sample script as well and the guide to use radiator.

Regards,
Amit




Hugh Irvine <hugh at open.com.au> on 09/18/2002 01:21:12 PM

Sent by:  Hugh Irvine <hugh at open.com.au>


To:   Amit G Gupta/IN/3Com
cc:   radiator at open.com.au
Subject:  Re: (RADIATOR) Help required in using radiator as proxy client in
      TCH1000 RAS



Hello Amit -

Thanks for your mail.

The simplest way to configure this is as follows:

.....

# define Handlers

<Handler Called-Station-Id = 12345>
     <AuthBy RADIUS>
          Host A.A.A.A
          Secret .....
          AuthPort ....
          AcctPort .....
          .....
     </AuthBy>
</Handler>

<Handler>
     <AuthBy RADIUS>
          Host B.B.B.B
          Secret .....
          AuthPort ....
          AcctPort .....
          .....
     </AuthBy>
</Handler>

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

regards

Hugh



On Wednesday, September 18, 2002, at 04:03 PM, Amit_G_Gupta at 3com.com
wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> I am able to install the radiator by going through your documents. I am
> facing some problem. Let me explain what I am trying to achieve using
> radiator software.
> One of our cutomer in India is using 3COM TCH1000 RAS. TCH1000 Hiper
> Arc(Router Card) is connected to two Radius servers. This customer is
> also
> a Basic service provider company, hence having lots of subscribers
> using
> their basic services. Now what they have done is, they have given this
> extra previlige to these subscribers of not chrging them. They dial a
> no.
> let say 12345 and on the basis of that no. their request is passed on
> to
> that Radius server which is programmed to accept these subscribers and
> not
> initiating the accounting logs.
> Now the users other than the above mentioned subscribers, have to dial
> different no. to connect to RAS. Let say, they dial 765432 and on the
> basis
> of this DNIS their request is passed on to the other radius server.
> This
> radius server now will charge these customers as per thier usage time.
>
> What my requirement is to put this radiator proxy inbetween our
> TCH1000RAs
> and their radius server. So when ever a user dials to RAS, based on the
> DNIS proxy will understand where to forward the call either on radius
> A or
> on radius b. If a customer is calling 12345 it should go to radius A
> and
> should not charge the customer and if it is dialing 765432 it should
> go to
> radius B.
>
> Now what I want from you is to help me in configuring this radiator
> proxy
> on the above mentioned scenario.  I have Win2000 machine with me and I
> have
> already installed the active pearl and radiator for mschap
> authetication.
> Please help me in creating scripts to make it working for the above
> svenario.
>
> Please work on this or if possible tell me if I can give you a call to
> discuss these issues.
>
> Regards,
> Amit
>
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