Ok ill try to explain. I have some clients, they all have different calling-station-ids, like phone numbers. a. 24703137.. b. 24703237.. c. 24703337.. and i have different usernames that clients use to login to network a. triatel@triatel.lv b. evdo@evdo.lattelecom c. triatel@evdo.triatel.lv i need to make clients with calling-station-id(a.) could use only username(a.), but if client(a.) tryes to use username(b.) it would get rejected. Is it more clear or you need some additional info ? aland wrote:
lamersons wrote:
upgraded freeradius from 1.x to 2.x version and some parts of radgroupcheck are now refusing to work as they did in first version.
Read doc/rlm_sql for a detailed explanation as to how the queries work in 2.x.
1. i have user 'evdo@evdo.lattelecom' in usergroup it has 'LTK' group. 2. in radgroupcheck group 'LTK' has been given the attribute 'Calling-Station-Id' so the look is LTK|Calling-Station-Id|=~|14703371
The meaning of this(how i understend it) is that if calling-station-id in radgroupcheck differs from incoming calling-station-id it would give reject.
No. It means that the check would not match. It is up to you to tell the server to reject the user if it doesn't match.
But it doesnt. How can i limit one pool of Calling-Station-Ids from using different logins ?
I don't know what that means.
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