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Old 04-29-2005
Lucas Aimaretto
 
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Default RE: providing IP address depending NAS origin

> Hi everybody,
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> We are deploying a GPRS Edge architecture with one=20
> router in a DMZ area with 4 permanent IPSEC tunnels through=20
> our operator.
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> When the user is connecting, he should authenticate on the=20
> Freeradius server.
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> But the Radius have to provide an IP in a different subnet=20
> depending which NAS=20
> (a GGSN) have emited the request for the client.
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> Eg;
> If the Auth request comes from GGSN-A, IP address should be in=20
> 192.168.200.0/24
> If the Auth request comes from GGSN-B, IP address should be in=20
> 192.168.201.0/24
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> And, if the ip address could be statically provided depending=20
> the username,=20
> that would be very cool.
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> Eg:
> If the Auth request comes from GGSN-A for user Joe, IP=20
> address should be=20
> 192.168.200.X (X is the Joe's one)
> If the Auth request comes from GGSN-A for user Joe, IP=20
> address should be=20
> 192.168.201.Y (Y is the Toto's one)
>
> So, is it possible ?=20
> Can you explain me how i can do it, or do you have a link to=20
> something that=20
> can help me ?
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> Thank you in advance,
> Ben.


Ben,

I think you can do the following:

You can allways receive the IP-Address ot the NAS in the NAS-IP-Address
Attribute. You can ( because I've done it ) build an stored procedure on
your sql engine and do some if-else structure where you validate your IP
Address. If your NAS-IP-Address attribute is IP-A, you return IP address
in 192.168.201.0/24. If IP-B, then 192.168.200.0/24.

It is easy, believe me. Of course you need to know how to build an
stored procedure ... but is piece of cake.

for example .... in my mssql.conf I have ....=20

authorize_check_query =3D "rad_authorize_check_query
'%{Stripped-User-Name:-%{User-Name}}'"

rad_authorize_check_query is an stored procedure. I only provide the
username, but inside the storedprocedure I make lots of checks .... do
you follow me ????

Hope it helps!

Regards,

Lucas

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