huntgroup
rabbtux rabbtux
rabbtux at gmail.com
Sat Jun 10 17:28:38 CEST 2006
I have a similar situation. I have several chillispot APs, and want
users to only login to their 'home' AP, and not others. I'm using
mysql backend to Freeradius. if I use
NAS-IP-Address == <ap ip to restrict>, Auth-Type := Reject
in the radcheck table it seems there is nothing that ties them
together. I know it shouldn't be that hard to limit users to a
certian AP, I'm still quite new to radius.
Thanks for any suggestions! - marshall
On 6/9/06, Chris Carver <ccarver at pennswoods.net> wrote:
> Kartthik Raghunathan wrote:
> > Am using two linksys access points for my wireless client. In one of my access points i want to restrict the users connecting to it, ist possible to do this using huntgroup. If so can someone show some light or provide a sample config to do it.
> >
> > thanks,
> > Kartthik
> >
> >
> Sure, but if you only have 2 its probably not necessary. You could just
> do this in the users file:
>
> default NAS-IP-Address == <ap ip to restrict>, Auth-Type := Reject
>
> Of course, you might not simply want to reject them. But you can match
> on the ip of the ap in the users file and do whatever you want. If you
> wanted to do it with huntgroups you'd have to add two entries in the
> huntgroups file:
>
> restrictedAP NAS-IP-Address == <ip>
> otherAP NAS-IP-Address == <ip>
>
>
> Then in users instead of matching on NAS IP you match on Huntgroup-Name ==
>
> Chris Carver
> Network Engineer
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