I think I may be getting closer. What should I define this as in the dictionary:
TLV ID | 1 for Ref-R3-IF-Name TLV |
Description | Reference name to bind the specified DHCP option with the particular R3-IF-Descriptor/ Service Group – specific for Multi-host scenario. |
Length | 2 + Variable |
Value | ASCII string |
I am currently using “string” and getting an unhandled integer length (which may just be a wireshark issue)
David
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AHh ok great!
It appears I am on v2.2. Should I be on 3.0 to support the sub-sub tlvs needed for this NAS?
David
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David Peterson wrote:
> I am working on the same issue, likely with the same NAS vendor. Is
> the order important?
Yes. List them in order of attribute number, lowest to highest.
Basically, the same order that they are in the dictionary.
> I am also seeing some "uknown attributes" in my pcap file.
No... the pcap *viewer* you're using doesn't support the WiMAX attributes.
This is not surprising. Wireshark grabbed the dictionaries from FreeRADIUS a few years ago, and haven't updated them since.
> Perhaps I
> am on the wrong build. How do I verify if I am compiling 3.0 version?
$ radiusd -v
Alan DeKok.
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