configure a free radius server

[Fadia Almarei]

hi all
i install a free radius server in a linux 9 system , and i need to configure this server to do two thing
1- to account (not to authinticat) users from a NAS server
2-to store the information about the dialin number for the users (or other information ) in an Oracle database server(which i install in another linux 9 system)

how can i congfigure these two steps


Thanks

[Steven E. Protter]

1- Can not help

2- Some general links on how to use Linux as a PPP/ISP

http://www.mylinuxisp.com/index.php?link=4&subSec=26

http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/ISP-Setup-RedHat-HOWTO.html

From these two docs you should be able to gather enough information to set your machine up to take dial up, at maybe even do dialback security to keep unauthorized users off your ORacle Database.

I've done it and broken it down. Linux would probably be more secure, but for eas of use, I broke down my Linux box that does this and use a Windows 2000 Box. With them its a gui. Sorry, I know true Linux heads are offended.

SEP

[Fadia Almarei]

Thanks

but i want to configure the free radius,not the Linux system

fadia

[rmueller58]

We have freeradius running on Linux 9..

I found fairly straight forward instructions on the website.. we did have to watch the /var/log/message file to see if authentication was working.. We are using it for central wireless authentication.. I will see if I can dig up my notes..

We are using a flat file.. For Oracle or MySQL I remember seeing some of the configuration stuff in the compile information on the FAQ's ..