I have gotten it down to NAS-Port-Type but when I add multiple port types (i.e. two groups to a user). It gives me a SQL cannot find the user error in the log. On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 11:34 AM, Alan DeKok <aland@deployingradius.com>wrote:
Nick Huanca wrote:
I am curious to understand the best means of providing multiple service authentications, such as PPPoE, Dialup, VPN, etc, via one login and password. I have seen it done before by NAS-IP-Address but it would quite cumbersome in our network. I was fooling around with the "NAS-Port-Type" but am having mixed results. Is there a better way to determine the type of service?
The NAS *should* put something useful into the packet. If it doesn't, you're left with looking at the *entire* packet, and trying to figure out which packets are for which service.
Usually a combination of NAS IP address, NAS port, and Service-Type should do the trick.
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