set all service_login rlogin
save all
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From: Mark Teicher[SMTP:mteicher@bbnplanet.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 1996 3:16 PM
To: FFT; portmaster
Subject: Re: configuration problem
Basic answer
set port_number service_login rlogin
Save all
I bet it works...
In your radius.install notes, it discusses the issues related to
service_login...
/m
At 21:09 5/2/96 +0200, FFT wrote:
>Hi,
>I have a (I think) simple configuration problem, but I am stuck
>My system:
>Portmaster 2e, Total COntrol Modem Rack, SUN with solaris.
>Radius is on the SUN up and running. Modems connect, Portmaster
>asnwers, ... Problems arise ;-)
>What I want: User should connect to the portmaster, put in their
>UID and passwd and then the portmaster asks radius if the user is
>valid, and either connects or not.
>At the moment no user can connect, regardless if valid of not.
>I started radiusd with -x, and here is a small excerpt from
>the output:
>.-.-..-.-. cut here
>radrecv: Request from host c24de801 code=1, id=59, length=56
> User-Name = "ry90"
> Password = "fancy passwort"
> Client-Id = 194.77.232.1
> Client-Port-Id = 4
>Sending Ack of id 59 to c24de801 (194.77.232.1)
> User-Service-Type = Login-User
> Login-Service = Rlogin
>.-.-.-.-.-.. cut here
>ry90 is a valid user at the SUN system, and is a Login-User
>set up at the users database of radius. But Login-Service
>is PortMaster. Why is Radius saying: Rlogin???
>.-.-.-
>The other problem: The user is not accepted. It says:
>login denied (or smoething similar). The ports are configured
>as network dialin. Before they where configured as
>Login/Network, and there I got the SUN prompt, and could
>connect, although I had to type in the password twice... Why?
>.-.-.-
>I also want to configure PPP users, (or SLIP), that donno
>have an account on the SUN. But it seems, the system does
>not care about what I write into users database. Even with the
>old port setting of Login/network nothing happened.
>.-.-.-.
>All help is apprechiated. I digged thru the manuals, but I could
>not find anything.
>The best thing I would which to have: A sample comfiguration
>for PM2e and 10 Modems connected to any system, and how to set
>the stuff up for login users, SLIP and PPP users.
>.-.-.-
>I personally have the feeling that some things with the PM2e
>config is wrong, but I do not see what.
>
>Thanks very much for listening.
>Juergen
>