On Apr 29, 2024, at 6:50 AM, Jarosław Kłopotek - INTERDUO <jkl@interduo.pl> wrote:
I use freeradius 3.0 and rlm_sql and I would like to create hostgroup/usergroup ACL for login access.
In postgres SQL i created:
SELECT * FROM nasgroup; id | nasgroupname | nasname ----+--------------+--------------- 1 | restricted | 172.20.2.42
This is a local configuration change, and isn't part of the default configuration.
freeradius=# SELECT * FROM radusergroup; id | username | groupname | priority ----+-------------+-----------+---------- 4 | user1 | adm | 1 5 | user2 | adm | 1 6 | user3 | adm | 1 1 | user4 | superadm | 1 2 | user5 | superadm | 1 3 | user6 | superadm | 1 7 | user7 | read | 1
So in this example I would like to restrict access for all hosts in group restricted (172.20.2.42) only for users in group superadm (user4, user5, user6).
How to this in proper way?
For the nasgroup, write an SQL query which selects the nasgroupname based on the IP address. For the SQL groups, use the SQL-Group attribute. Then, put ti all together with "unlang". if (("%{sql:SELECT nasgroupname from nasgroup WHERE nasname=%{Packet-Src-IP-Address}" == "restricted") && (SQL-Group == "superadm")) { ... It's best to test these policies in bits and pieces. i.e. create each piece in isolation, and test that it works. Read the debug output. A slow and methodical approach is usually the fastest way to get this done. Alan DeKok.