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first question is:<br>
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can I only authenticate on the 2nd radius server? (the 1rst beeing the
one acting as proxy). I'm asking this cause if the remote has something
like:<br>
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"wifi" Auth-Type := Reject, NAS-Port-Type == Virtual<br>
"wifi" User-Password == "wifi"<br>
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when the proxy tries to use it, it gets a Reject response. So... Baring
in mind that I can't mess with the above lines, isn't there a way to
either always authenticate (doesn't need to authorize, which it looks
like what it is doing now), or to change Virtual to something else so
that it doesn't match?<br>
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thanks<br>
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Francois-Xavier GAILLARD wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Le Wed, May 24, 2006 at 02:42:40PM +0100, Andr? Lemos ecrivait:
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<pre wrap="">Is it possible to for instance changing the value of Framed-Protocol? I just
wanted to avoid the remote radius server (I'm acting as a proxy) to only
authenticate and not authorize. (ignore access-reject based on attributes).
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I'm afraid I didn't understand the question :/
Regards,
Fox.
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