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Rhaas
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join:2005-12-19
Bernie, MO

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Re: radius timeouts

said by Bigpaddy_Irl:

This is torch on the core router. looking at it now, i actually think the core is forwarding on the requests.
10.40.238 is the remote radius server.

Looks as though you have some natting going on. The responses are being sent directly to 10.11.13.1 instead of 10.12.40.238.
Bigpaddy_Irl
join:2005-12-12
Ireland

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Yes I am natting the whole 10.0.0.0 range.
Bigpaddy_Irl

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Ok I see now whats happening. The radius server is seeing all the remote pppoe servers coming in as 10.11.13.1, and not their unique ips as I have configured in in the router setup in usermanager.
For instance, the radius server should see one of my pppoe servers talking to it on 10.12.40.253, but instead it sees it coming in at 10.11.13.1. As soon as I change this ip in radius, they all connect.

So how do I go about this? I am sure its just a route to add somewhere?