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Hello,<br>
I've provided you my users file attached in this mail; If I use this
users file, the users call and platf8 are authenticated but the
corresponding radius ACCES-ACCEPT message contains the
Service-Flow-Descriptor and QoS-Descriptor values from the DEFAULT
entry.<br>
If I use the users.wrong file as users file then the ACCESS ACCEPT
message doesn't contain any Service-Flow-Descriptor and QoS-Descriptor.<br>
Maybe you could help me somehow.<br>
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Thanks.<br>
<br>
Alan DeKok wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Cristian Novac wrote:
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<pre wrap="">For now I have successfully run tests only if I've written these
attributes into a DEFAULT reply of the "users" file. But this
"technique" make all users having the same service flows. If I try to
add the two attributes to a specific user's reply list of items(in users
file) it doesn't work.(the attributes are not sent in Radius
ACCESS-ACCEPT message).
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Run the server in debugging mode to see what it's doing.
Post samples from your "users" file here. Odds are the server is
matching a "DEFAULT" early in the file, and you listed a user later in
the file. If the DEFAULT doesn't have "Fall-Through", later entries
won't be matched.
See "man users" for details.
Alan DeKok.
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