Re: [Help-gnu-radius] Assign network informations

[Sergey Poznyakoff]

> Yes, of course. 
> Sorry for not mentioned that.

OK, then your radius configuration is OK. You can check if radius
is really sending Vendor-Specfic pairs by enabling debugging level
"radius.c"=100 (Note doublequotes). Add it to your raddb/config
under `category debug' closure, thusly:

      category debug {
               ...
               level "radius.c"=100;


This debugging mode produces lots of output to stdout, so you'll
have to temporarily shut down your radiusd and restart it in
foreground mode, like this:

      radiusd -sf

Then, try to log in on your terminal server. Each attribute received
and sent by radius will be echoed on your screen. If everything is
OK, you will see something like:

      recv: User-Name = "test"
      recv: Password = "gðû|Ü:/pî¬//L"
      recv: NAS-IP-Address = 10.10.4.1
      recv: NAS-Port-Id = 3
     reply: Service-Type = 2
     reply: Framed-Protocol = 1
     reply: Cisco-AVPair = "ip:dns-servers = 146.254.160.30"
     reply: Cisco-AVPair = "ip:wins-servers = 146.254.168.201"

If it is so, then the problem should be looked in the configuration of
cisco. If not, we'll have to dig further :^)

When you are finished, do not forget to remove the debug level and
restart radiusd as daemon, since the debugging mode slows it down
significantly.

Regards,
Sergey