And now we want to use ChoiceNet. The best way I can see this working is
to alter RADIUS one more time to return a "Filter-Id" that is (somehow)
generated to hold the user's name from the above scenario. (Some kind of
template substitution ala "printf").
My questions:
(a) Is this a good scheme? Does anyone do this?
(b) What if the generated filter does not exist? What if RADIUS
returns a pair like "Filter-Id = fred-filter" and "fred-filter"
does not exist? Does the system graciously ignore these errors?
Thanks in advance. We are excited about the ways that we can use
ChoiceNet if this is in place. Please let me know.
-- Mike