(RADIATOR) Calling-Station and Called-Station ID Hook
Terry Simons
galimore at mac.com
Mon Feb 9 13:18:18 CST 2004
Hi,
I have been working on a hook for Radiator that fixes broken accounting
that many Wireless Access Points seem to have.
The problem is that many APs do not account the "Calling Station ID"
and "Called Station ID" attributes when they send an accounting record.
This is problematic for 802.1x authentications, because without that
information it isn't possible to tie a MAC address of a user to an
authentication attempt.
This problem appears in the following APs:
D-Link DWL 900AP+ (All versions)
Proxim/Avaya (And likely all Agere-based derivitives... likely the HP
models too) AP-2000.
Cisco 1200 series (This problem doesn't seem to appear in the older
VxWorks code, but we have seen it with certain versions of IOS, still
testing)
The Proxim APs are braindead in that they use the Accounting Station ID
to store the MAC address of the authenticated user. I think the
appropriate behavior would be to also account Calling-Station-Id, but
they do not.
And likely many many others.
My hook is based off of the eap_anon_hook.pl script, written by Mike
McCauley.
My question is whether or not this might be useful for others in the
Radiator community.
This script should work for pretty much any AP that accounts, but
doesn't account properly.
I'm pretty new to this, so I don't know if I've done everything
correctly, but I'd like to make it available for others.
Is this something that might be interesting in the Radiator goodies
directory?
I should be finished with the script this week, so if anyone is
interested please let me know.
- Terry
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