--- Phil Mayers <p.mayers@imperial.ac.uk> escribió:
Peter Manckok wrote:
authenticate { ...... Auth-Type LDAP1 { interface1 } Auth-Type LDAP2 { interface2 } Auth-Type LDAP3 { interface3 } .... }
In my authorize section I have: authorize{ .... files ... }
In my users file I have: DEFAULT NAS-IP-Address == a.b.c.d, Auth-Type
:=LDAP1
DEFAULT NAS-IP-Address == a2.b2.c2.d2, Auth-Type :=LDAP2 DEFAULT NAS-IP-Address == a3.b3.c3.d3, Auth-Type :=LDAP3
Provided there's nothing after the "files" in "authorize" that might be (re)setting Auth-Type, that should work.
Thanks for the warning
Don't snip bits out - what is the full contents of the authorize and authenticate sections? What does the radius server say when you run it in debug mode (with -X)? -
Hy Phil, My problem is how to select the correct authorize method of an instance depending on the NAS-IP-Address of the Access-Request packet. For example, if the NAS-IP-Address is a.b.c.d I would like to use the authorize method of interface1 (and NOT the authorize method of interface2 or interface3) I haven´t tested it yet, I am not in my company now In the authorize section I have: authorize{ preprocess suffix files ??? -------> how can I discriminate between the differents authorize methods of interface1, interface2, interface3 depending on the source NAS-IP-Address? } In the authenticate section: authenticate { Auth-Type LDAP1 { interface1 } Auth-Type LDAP2 { interface2 } Auth-Type LDAP3 { interface3 } unix } Thanks again Any hint is very appreciated Peter
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