AW: (RADIATOR) Portmaster3 and Port Filtering

[Martin Wallner]

Jason,
 
basically it works like it does in a Cisco-IOS, you enter the filter in the config. You have to enter the filter in the portmaster-unit, one for inbound one for outbound (badip.in  badip.out). There should even be a fancy java configurator for the filters, if memory serves right....
 
Then use the _standard_ Filter-Id Radius Attribute (Filter-Id = badip). It's been a while for me, but I remember we could do pretty much anything with this.... (Portmaster uses Filter-Id, not the Ascend-Data-Filter, because of the roots the Portmasters have ... the Hard- and Software was originally made by Livingstone...) 
 
=mw=
 

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Von: owner-radiator at open.com.au im Auftrag von Jason Haltom
Gesendet: Sa 05.11.2005 09:07
An: radiator at open.com.au
Betreff: (RADIATOR) Portmaster3 and Port Filtering


Hi all,
 
We recently had some IPs get black flagged and I am looking into way of preventing these black flaggings by adding port filtering.  We are using Portmaster3s and I have not been able to get the Ascend-Data-Filter to work.  I looked at the radius dictionary from portmasters.com and it shows a Filter-Id attribute (ATTRIBUTE Filter-Id 11 string).  If I were to replace this command in place of Ascend-Data-Filter in the radiator script will every thing work ok with our PM3 units? Or does anyone else have any suggestions/ideas on how to filter where our customers can send emails and pings?  We do not have a fancy gateway setup, just a simple Cisco 2524 that feeds a T1 connection to 2 PM3 boxes (4 PRIs).
 
We are successfully using the Ascend-Data-Filter command for some of our customers who are connecting to TNT units, we just need to find something to work with these Portmaster3s.
 
Thanks for the help,
 
Jason

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