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<0> simple login via radius/tacacs?
<0> to cisco cli?
<1> Tacaca!
<2> I copied the radiusd.conf and clients.conf off the old server
<0> or is this like 802.1x stuff?
<1> skoalwork: What are the old and new versions of FreeRADIUS that it's running?
<3> i guesse im old school, i find linux to nevr crash, or even be slow. its fast on any machine
<3> just cant do a full install on older ones
<2> this is just login via radius
<1> linuxxg0d: WinXP Pro is plenty fast on my box, and I can't remember the last time it crashed.
<2> fdiv_bug: They're different :-/
<4> I have seen linux crash many times
<4> as I have 2k and xp
<0> aaa new-model
<0> aaa authentication login default group tacacs+ local enable
<0> aaa authentication enable default group tacacs+ enable
<0> aaa authorization commands 15 default group tacacs+ if-authenticated local
<0> aaa accounting commands 15 default stop-only group tacacs+
<3> fly!!!!!!!!
<3> wazzzzup?
<4> almost no os's can survive defective hardware or drivers :P
<1> Oh, great. It's a ****ing reunion.
<5> oh gret
<4> hey linuxxg0d
<5> about 4 or 5 lwz homos
<2> aaa new-model
<2> aaa authentication login radius-login group radius local
<2> aaa authentication login localauth local
<2> aaa authorization exec default group radius if-authenticated
<2> aaa authorization exec radius-login group radius local
<2> aaa authorization network default group radius
<2> aaa accounting delay-start
<2> aaa accounting exec default start-stop group radius
<0> tacacs-server host x.x.x.x
<0> tacacs-server key keyhere!
<2> loph: the only thing I changed on the switch was the host IP
<2> radius-server host 172.16.1.2 auth-port 1645 acct-port 1646 non-standard key keyhere
<0> time to break out debug
<2> That IP changed.
<2> Because I'm testing the new server
<2> so no radius-server,
<2> radius-server <new ip>
<0> sure sure; debug
<6> honestly, i like you fly, but in my time with linux ive never had what windows users refer to a crash
<1> skoalwork: No wonder you're having problems. I can't ping that address.
<1> :-D
<6> maybe something isnt symobolicly linked right
<2> fdiv_bug: HEE HEE
<0> in re: to linux vs widows vs freebsd vs osx
<0> it's about the problem you need to solve.
<6> or the compiler farts out if your cpu isnt keeping up
<0> they all have their merits.
<0> no
<0> w
<0> kindly stfu.
<0> men are speaking here.
<1> Seriously.
<1> And me.
<6> agreed
<6> with the win vs linux
<6> bsd vs mac
<6> mac is pratically bsd
<4> bigs
<4> I said it was defective hw
<4> :P
<6> but its what u have to get done
<0> debug ip radius skoal
<0> would be my first suggestion
<6> i just think if windows suits ur needs good
<6> if linux does great
<0> make that debug radius
<2> I dont have that.
<0> enable first!
<2> oh okay
<0> ;)
<2> **** you :P
<0> maybe later i'm doing my ahir
<0> s,ahir,hair,
<1> Isn't Ahir the guy who runs the corner stop-n-go?
<1> Ahir Manlindajadd?
<2> okay so,
<2> isn't this supposed to debug to the console?
<7> stop-n-go. we used to have those around here. like . . . 20 years ago.
<0> logg conso
<0> logg buffer 32768 deb
<2> I mean,
<0> logg ena
<0> and
<0> term mon
<2> I want it logged to my other telnet session
<2> oh yeah
<2> term mon. that's it.
<2> its not logging ****.
<2> i mean i dont see any debug output.
<2> wtf am I doing wrong here.
<7> maybe nothing's wrong!
<0> Mar 28 16:07:50: TAC+: Opened 172.19.96.26 index=1
<0> Mar 28 16:07:50: TAC+: 172.19.96.26 (1021281148) AUTHEN/START/LOGIN/ASCII queued
<0> Mar 28 16:07:50: TAC+: (1021281148) AUTHEN/START/LOGIN/ASCII processed
<0> Mar 28 16:07:50: TAC+: ver=192 id=1021281148 received AUTHEN status = GETP***
<0> Mar 28 16:07:50: TAC+: send AUTHEN/CONT packet id=1021281148
<2> Where are you pulling that from?
<2> A telnet/ssh session?
<0> debug tac
<0> yes
<0> show log
<0> Console logging: level debugging, 133 messages logged
<0> Monitor logging: level debugging, 48 messages logged
<0> Logging to: vty1(48)
<0> Buffer logging: level debugging, 143 messages logged
<2> oh. ;)
<2> RADIUS: no appropriate authorization type for user.
<2> There we go. A good start
<0> ah ha!
<5> do i hear the sweet stink of cisco pastes?
<5> Welcome back from your coma!
<0> ****ing peerce
<0> i'm hooked on this guys story
<8> Dudes. What was that bootable CD that erased hard drives?
<2> XTR: Winamp.
<9> dban
<8> Windows 98? I kid eh.
<8> SKOAL WDF.
<8> OPOLOGIZE.
<8> dban?
<9> !info dban
<8> Thanks lover.
<9> I tend to use zap, which only deletes the front end of a chosen hard disk.
<8> Darik is my hero.
<9> !info zap
<5> dd > zap.
<0> dd if=/dev/uranom of=/dev/hda bs=1024 num=1024
<8> How goes the job hunt slowtr0n?
<0> s,num,count,
<5> XTR: okay.
<10> Does anyone know how to select the primary connection in Windows? I have a 56K connection and a cable connection, and for some reason, if I dial with the 56K, the LAN connection is not priority no more..
<5> turned down about 10 i think ?
<7> i wouldn't resort to dialup unless my cable was down already.
<7> or is this like some RAS connection for a VPN or something?
<10> pizza_biz > neither am I but it need it nevertheless
<10> well, I am sharing the 56k connection to another computer
<10> but I need the LAN connection for myself
<10> the sharing works fine
<10> but I want THIS computer (the host) to use LAN
<10> instead of 56K
<8> :(
<7> so effectively you're creating multiple conflicting external routes.
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