I am trying to configure free radius to work with our 28 NASs. These NASs are split into two groups, at different locations (equal split 14-14). ll NASs report NAS-IP-Address correctly (ie uniquely) Any device requesting authentication randomly connects to any one of the 28 NASs. All devices are unique, and Calling-Station-ID is used to uniquely identify every device. There is no possible chance of multiple instances connecting Some devices *may* require require PAP/CHAP -- the default being ignore User-Name etc. This is configured on a device by device basis. Devices may require an alternative configuration using Called-Station-ID Furthermore, I wish to use MySQL, so that I can add new provisioned devices auto-magically, without needing to tell the radius server. I've a freshly compiled version 2.1.3, running on CentOS 5.3 -- That was by far the easiest bit! Many thanks for that.
*Now the problem....*
Each set of NASs requires a different Framed-IP-Address pool eg 10.0.0.0/24 for site1, and 10.8.0.0/24 for site2 with Called-Station-Id = domain.com, and 192.168.110.0/26 for site1, and 192.168.110.128/26 for site2 with Called-Station-Id = domain.co.uk I'm using sqlippool to supply the IP.
I assume you have site1 and site2 NAS-IP-Address huntgroups. Users file: DEFAULT Huntgroup-Name == "site1", Called-Station-Id == "domain.com", Pool-Name := "10.0_pool" DEFAULT Huntgroup-Name == "site2", Called-Station-Id == "domain.com", Pool-Name := "10.8_pool" DEFAULT Huntgroup-Name == "site1", Called-Station-Id == "domain.co.uk", Pool-Name := "110.0_pool" DEFAULT Huntgroup-Name == "site2", Called-Station-Id == "domain.co.uk", Pool-Name := "110.128_pool" I have some doubts that your NAS will send such Called-Station-Id. It's probably Realm. Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP