server selection
Alan DeKok
aland at deployingradius.com
Fri Jan 9 15:40:02 CET 2009
Norbert Wegener wrote:
>> update control {
>> Proxy-To-Realm := "%{sql:SELECT ... from.. where %{NAS-IP-Addres}"
>> }
>>
> OK, but I did not yet hear about that before and it seems no topic for
> the mass media: googling for Proxy-To-Realm gives 94 results.
It's not well documented...
> In a greater installation there are numerous different rules for vlan
> assignements. Before applying even the slightest configuration change to
> a production system, I want to make sure, that as much different
> configurations as possible have been checked to deliver those attributes
> that they are expected to.
> Obviously a part of those checks can be done using radtest. Running
> radtest with nasip as an argument should therefore bring freeradius to
> use the server the nasip belongs to, and not the server the machine
> running radtest belongs to.
Hmm... OK. That's reasonable, and can be done. But it may take some
minor effort.
My $0.02:
- set up one fake realm for each virtual server
- point the realm to a home server pool
- point the home server pool to a home server
- point the home server to the virtual_server
Then:
- create a "listen" section ONLY for testing
- point it to a "testing" virtual server
- configure a policy to switch over NAS-IP-Address:
switch "%{NAS-IP-Address}" {
case 1.2.3.4 {
update control {
Proxy-To-Realm = "home_server_foo"
}
}
...
It's a fair bit of typing, unfortunately. I can take a look at
poking the code to simplify it a little bit. i.e. create the listen
section for testing, and then in it, do:
update control {
Proxy-To-Virtual-Server :=
"%{config:client[%{NAS-IP-Address].virtual_server}"
}
i.e. proxy to a virtual server rather than a realm (this isn't
implemented yet).
Then... look for a "client" section in the configuration, that has a
name matching the NAS-IP-Address of the current packet... and grab the
"virtual_server" configuration from that client section.
> Btw: Is eapol_test *the* tool to do such checks in an automated way for
> eap/tls authentications or is there a better one available?
It's the best tool by far. I'm thinking of deleting radeapclient from
the FreeRADIUS source, because it does a lot less.
Alan DeKok.
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