Accounting: visualize login, logout and commands
Dear, I've implemented a Freeradius server for SSH Linux and Telnet Switch authentication. How can I do in order to get accounting of logins, logouts and -if possible- the commands executed by the users authenticated ??? I'm using Daloradius to have a friendly graphical mode. Thanks a lot, Roberto A.K.A El loco
Roberto Carna wrote:
Dear, I've implemented a Freeradius server for SSH Linux and Telnet Switch authentication.
How can I do in order to get accounting of logins, logouts and -if possible- the commands executed by the users authenticated ???
See the switch documentation. If it can log commands via RADIUS, then FreeRADIUS will log them. Otherwise, it's impossible. I'm not aware of any Linux system which allows for command logging via RADIUS. Alan DeKok.
Dear, and what can I do to accont jus login, logout and sesson times fr swithes and Linux boxes ??? Because by default I can see any accounting event. Thanks again. Roberto 2013/6/3 Alan DeKok <aland@deployingradius.com>
Roberto Carna wrote:
Dear, I've implemented a Freeradius server for SSH Linux and Telnet Switch authentication.
How can I do in order to get accounting of logins, logouts and -if possible- the commands executed by the users authenticated ???
See the switch documentation. If it can log commands via RADIUS, then FreeRADIUS will log them. Otherwise, it's impossible.
I'm not aware of any Linux system which allows for command logging via RADIUS.
Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
Roberto Carna wrote:
Dear, and what can I do to accont jus login, logout and sesson times fr swithes and Linux boxes ???
As I said, see the switch documentation. FreeRADIUS *receives* accounting packets. It doesn't *create* them. if you want to receive data in an accounting packet, look at the system which is creating them. Your question is like asking your ISP why you aren't receiving email from your friend John. Well... go ask John why he isn't sending any email. It's not your ISP's problem. Alan DeKok.
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