> We would like to be able to divide our users into two
> camps: those who are permitted to dial in (as well as have
> Internet access from computers on-campus) and those who
> have on-campus access only.
>
> I believe I can do this by dropping the Unix authetication
> and building a users file on the PM for the users who are
> permitted to dial in. (The other camp would get Unix
> accounts that give them Internet access while one campus.)
> But there are a lot of people who would have both on- and
> off-campus access, and I'd like to try to avoid creating an
> PM account and a Unix account for these folks.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
What I do is make accounts with different home directories and I generate
my radius database based on which directory they are in. Sure I have an
entry for every user, but it works.
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