no Client-IP-Address in packet

[Mitaine Yoann]

Dear everybody,


In my previous email , I forgot  to say that when I received a proxing packet, I tried to match a rule on the radius server B like :
DEFAULT Huntgroup-Name == "foo", Autz-Type := Ldap
where foo is defining in huntgroups file as  :  
foo Client-IP-Address == x.x.x.x
in the users file.
But this one hadn't been matched.
If somebody has an idea...?

Mitaine Yoann <ymitaine at yahoo.fr> a écrit :   Dear everybody,

I've installed the radius 's CVS version of 08-23-06.

I've this architecture :
    client < ====> AP <====> Radius A <====> Radius B
                                       802.1X                             proxying

The client does not have adress of IP, it recover his IP address by the DHCP server installed in radius server A, after being authenticated.
I'm doing an EAP/TTLS authentication.

When I proxied  the request from to server A to the server B, there wasn't 
Client-IP-Address in the packet. 

I thought radius server A would have put its own ip address  for Client-IP-Address  attribute  before sending the packet to server B. 

So, I would like to know if it's a normal situation and in this case, how I could insert the Client-IP-Address attribute in the packet.    

Thanks in advance.


Your sincerly.
    

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