Radius question

[Dave Rynne]

The AS5300 can do this directly - without the need for the proxy
radius server. Google for 'aaa dnis map enable' for examples of
how to configure it. But that may not scale well - e.g. having
to add/remove/change a phone number/radius server on lots of
individual AS5300s.

IIRC FreeRadius also provides this functionality so running it 
on the proxy radius server should also work for you. Various
other radiusd's may also support this.

Rgds,

Dave

> Can anyone help please?
> 
> I've seen this done a while back and would like to know how...
> 
> Dialup system
> to
> Proxy Radius
> to
> Various radius servers using a variety of os/radius software.
> 
> The proxy radius splits the incoming auth requests using the tel number that
> the customer has dialled e.g.
> Customer 1 dials 0845 123456 and the auth request goes to radius server
> xx.ww.ee.rr
> Customer 2 dials 0845 123457 and the auth request goes to radius server
> xx.ww.ee.gg
> Customer 3 dials 0845 123458 and the auth request goes to radius server
> xx.ww.rr.dd
> etc..
> 
> We are using Cisco AS5300 for dialup and raddb as the proxy radius and would
> like to split in this way as it requires no config by the customer. At
> present, we split using realms but our highly advanced customers don't seem
> to be able to get the realm name right all the time.....
> 
> 
> 
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