I had followed the clients file to group the IP's. *# Grouped IP:* client 10.250.0.0/31 { <http://10.250.0.0/31%7B> secret = grouping { On doing the connection from the NAS it doesn't connect but when i test using NAS'es having the full addresses without the grouping they connect well. The Full IP's ranges from 10.250.144.0- 10.250.189.9. This are very many IP's to create single. So one of my IP's will be : client 10.250.144.6 { secret = grouping nastype= other } On Mon, Oct 8, 2012 at 9:40 PM, alan buxey <A.L.M.Buxey@lboro.ac.uk> wrote:
Hi,
I have a set of IP for my NAS and wish to group this together so i don't have to create a set of new ones on the clients.conf file every time a new NAS is created.
well, the depends on whether these NASes can be grouped by their IP address - in which case they can be identified as one (or more) blocks of addresses within a subnet. see clients.conf original file for example).
another way is to uas SQL to store the clients - and then you can use the dynamic clients module to check if they are NAS clients as they are added to the network without having to restart the server
What's the best way to do this without causing a crash
well, just adding new entries to clients.conf doesnt cause a crash. restarting the RADIUS daemon after adding entries to clients.conf doesnt cause a crash (unless youve made a spectacular error in the config! ;-) )
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