1. Radiusd version: [cfowler@cfowler sbin]$ radiusd -v radiusd: RADIUS version 1.6.7 21-Jul-2003 Compilation flags: USE_SYSLOG ATTRIB_NMC COMPAT_1543 linux 2. Users File [cfowler@cfowler sbin]$ cat /etc/raddb/users joe Ens-Auth-Type = "user", Ens-Auth-Password = "rad" Ens-Auth-Command = "shell", Ens-Auth-Acl = "1" [cfowler@cfowler sbin]$ 3. Debug output [cfowler@cfowler sbin]$ sudo radiusd -fx Starting - reading configuration files ... Ready to process requests. radrecv: Packet from host 192.168.2.137 code=1, id=27, length=55 User-Name = "joe" Service-Type = Login-User Ens-Auth-Type = "\001" Tunnel-Server-Auth-Id:1 = "" Ens-Auth-Command = "\001" Ens-Auth-Acl = "\001" NAS-IP-Address = 127.0.0.1 NAS-Port = 0 NO SUCH USER FOUND: "joe" Unknown user: [joe] (from nas local/S0) Sending Reject of id 27 to 192.168.2.137 4. Problem. I've got my Radius server to support special dictionary entries. you can see the 'Ens-' entries. When my client tries to grab information from the Radius server the server does not see 'joe' in the users file. At one time I had this working about 2 years ago and now I need to use it again. Can anyone tell my what I've done wrong in my users file that would make radiusd not see the user 'joe'? Thanks, Chris