Steve Schubert wrote:
The debug from radclient doesn't show any errors.
It shows Cisco-Command-Code = "01"
That's what you told it to send.
As you can see it's translating the command code from decimal to hex.
No. You told radclient to send an ASCII string composed of the characters "0" and "1". That's what it did.
How do I specify the command code to be hex? (I've tried 0x01 but again it converts the ascii to hex)
The Cisco-Command-Code attribute is defined to be a printable string. So sending a hex byte of 0x01 is probably not what you want. But... it should be possible. Just do: Cisco-Command-Code = 0x01
Also, is there documentation that explains the syntax to be used in the attribute file?
$ man unlang or $ man users It's the same format. Alan DeKok.