Upgrade. This is easy in 2.0.5 - udate the reply with unlang. In 1.1.3 you have several (bad) options: use users file for authentication - have one entry for NAS1 and another for NAS2 (accounting can still go to sql, so sqlcounters can be used) change radcheck schema to include NAS-IP Address create separate sql instances (two databases) and use DEFAULT entry in users file to force appropriate Autz-Type based on NAS-IP-Address Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP Dana 13/6/2008, "Albert" <albertvd@gmail.com> piše:

Hello,

I am new to RADIUS servers but have configured FreeRADIUS 1.1.3 with vendor specific attributes and made it work.

Now I have a situation where I have a webpage where a user can see his usage with authentication from the RADIUS server. I also have a router with RADIUS authentication allowing access to the network.

When the user logs in to the webpage certain attributes should be send and the user should be authenticated even if the usage limit for that month is exceeded.

When the user logs in for network access the user should be restricted if the usage limit for the month is exceeded.

I've got to the point where the user can no longer login on the router when the usage limit is exceeded but then the user can also no longer login to the website.

Is there a way to send certain attributes to the RADIUS client depending on the NAS the user is authenticating from? If so it would be much appreciated if you could point me to a solution or some text which would assist in solving this.

I'm using MySQL as user backend.

Thanks in advance,

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