Re: providing IP address depending NAS origin

Le Vendredi 29 Avril 2005 11:08, Bram a =E9crit=A0:
> I don't think it is possible by default...
Oh :-(

>
> And what exactly do you mean with 'statically provided' IP?
> As in, I see two possible explenations:
> * if the user connect he should always get the same static IP (no matter
> what NAS he is using)
> * if user connects via NAS-A he should get 192.168.200.100, if he connects
> via NAS-B he should get 192.168.201.100, ...
>
> Which of the two do you want?

The second. Your sum up is very clear ;-)

>
> Here are some things you can do:=20
>
> * change include/radius.h:
>
> Change the line
> #define PW_POOL_NAME 1073
> to:
> #define PW_POOL_NAME 4
>
> (4 is the id of the NAS-IP-Address attribute, but you can set it to
> whatever you want)

Hum.. Why not, even though i don't understand how it can modify the behavio=
ur=20
of the radius by giving PW_POOL_NAME the same value than PW_NAS_IP_ADDRESS.

What rules will i have to put in my config file to assume this mods in Radi=
us=20
sources ?

> * another thing you can do is wait a few days, then I might have my patch
> ready which does that (and some other things)... (I need to re-check some
> things before I make it public)

I can do it too.

> (PS: I assume the second example you gave in your mail isn't 100% correct,
> can you check?)
Sorry, i've translated this messages from french, Toto is the same people=20
thant Joe. And i've put X and Y prefix, because i don't care if the IP=20
address prefix is not the same between the 2 differents subnets.

Thank you very much for your help.

Ben.

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