Hello, I am using some custom attributes in my reply packet but I am a little confused. According to the /usr/local/share/freeradius/dictionary file it states that "ranges 500-999 are server-side attributes which can go in the reply list." Based on my tests it seems the ranges for reply attributes is only 0-255. Using my custom attributes I receive a reply if I use 255, but if i use 560 I don't receive my attribute in the reply. I guess my question is, what are the ranges I can use for custom attributes that FreeRadius will actually send in a reply? Depending on the answer to that question...Is there a problem with the documentation in the dictionary file? FreeRadius Version 1.0.4 Using MySQL for authentication on Debian Regards, Chey
Chey <chey.smith@gmail.com> wrote:
I am using some custom attributes in my reply packet but I am a little confused. According to the /usr/local/share/freeradius/dictionary file it states that "ranges 500-999 are server-side attributes which can go in the reply list." ^^^^^^^^^^^
Based on my tests it seems the ranges for reply attributes is only 0-255.
The "server-side" attributes are ones used internally by FreeRADIUS. They do not go into packets.
I guess my question is, what are the ranges I can use for custom attributes that FreeRadius will actually send in a reply?
You want to use vendor-specific attributes. See the "dictionary.*" files. You do NOT want to define your own attributes with numbers 0-255. You will cause yourself no end of trouble.
Depending on the answer to that question...Is there a problem with the documentation in the dictionary file?
No. Alan DeKok.
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