Hi, Probably you are using a Cisco that always fill it´s virtual port as 29 in every connection. I log everything to MySQL and see all the authentications there. So essentially it is a bug from Cisco, I think. If someone also manages to explain how to get radwho working properly I will be very interested. Regards
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Hi:
I am utilizing FreeRadius as an authentication server for a 802.1x environment (wired and wireless). Everything is up and running great.
I recently enabled Accounting and turned on the radutmp and sradutmp files. I am probably missing something simple but running radwho only shows the last person to login. So if I sign onto the wireless or wired network, authenticate successfully to the radius server and type radwho is shows me as logged in. If another users signs on the output of radwho just shows them (always a single line of output).
Is radwho meant to keep track of all currently signed in users? Or am I missing something simple?
Thanks