[Help-gnu-radius] Re: Strange Error Message

[Roger E McClurg]

Sergey,

In Navis Radius I could create a realm based on the NAS that the user 
logged in to. The clients file could specify a realm name for that NAS and 
then I could create a users file such as "users.realmname".  Doing it this 
way allowed the user to log into multiple NASs and have a configuration 
unique to that NAS without having to specify the realm name on logon.  Is 
there any way to do this in GNU Radius?

Best Regards,

Roger McClurg
address@hidden



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Sergey Poznyakoff <gray
@Mirddin.farlep.net>
11/12/2003 09:48 AM
 
        To:     "Roger E McClurg" <address@hidden>
        cc:     "Gerald" <address@hidden>, address@hidden
        Subject:        Re: Strange Error Message


Roger E McClurg <address@hidden> wrote:

> That must have been it. I killed all processes and restarted. After 
> restart the message was gone.  I have always had this message about 
SNMP:
>     SNMP bind: Address already in use
> What is up with this one?

Radiusd tries to open the default SNMP port 161, but this port is
already occupied by another process (probably you have snmpd running).
To fix this, change the SNMP binding by adding `port' statement to
your raddb/config, e.g.:

snmp {
     port 1161; # Choose any free UDP port number.
     ...
}; 
 
> I don't know if I thanked you and the others on this list who have 
helped 
> me through the learning curve with GNU Radius. If not, THANKS!!! The 
help 
> is really appreciated. 

You're welcome!

Regards,
Sergey