>
> So, I think I have an application for call-check.
>
> I have a potential customer who needs dialup ports, but not for internet
> access. They want to be able to dial a phone number, and have a modem
> answer. As soon as the NAS obtains Carrier Detect, I need it to telnet to
> a specified IP address.
>
> So, my plan is this; obtain a second phone number in my hunt groups, and
> when that number is dialed, it has a call-check radius record that tells
> the PM to initiate a telnet session to a specified host as soon as CD is
> obtained.
IOW passing through the PM to the appropriate host?
Like call 555-1213 with a term program like hyperterminal and they'll get
the login screen for blah.com?
> Does anyone have some examples of this?
I would imagine
7775551234 Service-Type = Call-Check, Calling-Station-Id = "7775551234"
Login-IP-Host = 192.168.1.76,
Login-Service = Telnet
If so then you actually wouldn't need to setup a separate phone line, as
the phone number verifies them. number being (777) 555-1234
http://www.livingston.com/tech/docs/radius/userinfo.html
note: Service-Type Call-Check authenticates the user at the point of
entry on a NAS before answering the call. The NAS must support an ISDN
Primary Rate Interface (PRI). You must also configure the call-check
feature on the NAS.
This reads to me that 'username' must be the phone number calling. You
might want to ask support to clarify this point and update manuals if so.
Otherwise, setup a user login like which is just has a double password so
they can actually call from any location.
telnetuser Auth-Type = System
Service-Type = Login-User,
Login-IP-Host = 192.168.1.76,
Login-Service - Telnet
Hmm, one more and maybe this is actually what you want, where a dedicated
number is set for them and no matter where they call in from it'll lead
directly to a telnet prompt on host.
telnetuser Called-Station-Id = "7775551213"
Service-Type = Login-User,
Login-IP-Host = 192.168.1.76,
Login-Service - Telnet
> As an aside, but related, is a link:
>
> http://www.livingston.com/tech/docs/release/rabm110.html#how
>
> which says, "For the method based on Called-Station-Id, see the technote
> "pattern.matching.for.callcheck.txt" in the http/docs directory."
8) wouldn't this be in your install of RABM? You know the installed docs
directory. That's how I read the http/docs section, since many programs
install docs in html format nowadays on the system being installed on.
*disclaimer - I've had a cold for a week so if this example is loggy,
blame it on brain cells in hibernation ;) *
If it does work, then I wanna get some promo material like a shirt or
cup... hehe
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