Sebastian Krieger <skr@ts.tsimail.de> · 13.02.09 16:56

aaa new-model
aaa authentication login default local
aaa authentication ppp default group radius local
aaa accounting network default start-stop group
radius
aaa authorization network default group radius
radius-server host <ip of radius> auth-port
<authorization-port>  acct-port <accounting-port> non-standard
key <secret>
Hi,

for many hours now I am trying to configure a Cisco router as a NAS to

authenticate dialup users against freeradius and provide the ip address

dynamically from a server based ip pool.

The authentication part works fine and the ip address also gets selected

from the pool and sent as Framed-IP-Address back to the NAS. The only 

thing is that the ip address seems not to be catched up by the NAS and

provided to the dialup user. I test the dialup connection from a Windows

XP machine with an ISDN card and there it always ends in an error 

message that the NAS didn't provide the IP information.

It is absolutely no problem to use a static ip pool on the Cisco router

instead of a server based ip pool management.

Can someone please send me a working configuration example for a Cisco

IOS based NAS?

Thanks

Sebastian

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From:	Sebastian Krieger <skr@ts.tsimail.de>
To:	freeradius-users@lists.freeradius.org
Date:	13.02.09 16:56
Subject:	Cisco NAS and server side ip pool management
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