Normal RADIUS servers (like Livingston, Ascend, Merrit, etc) have what
is called a DEFAULT entry in the users file that can authenticate
against
another user database (typically the passwd file). We have default
attribute sets for account types but do not have a global DEFAULT
set of attributes. If a user does not have a specific set of
attributes,
and there are no default attributes for the user's account type, they
are not authenticated. That would be typical for non-login services
you are billing for like DNS, web, etc.
> Above didn't you say ODBC mode supports default attributes? Thanks for
> the response and clarification.
Yes, per account type, but not globally.
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