Ok i fixed the freeradius and now gnugk gets this
back(see bottom). so now the question is does gnugk have a attribute
dictionary? so type=208 doesnt come up unkown, but cmes up with a valid
attrbute name?
what i am hoping to do is this,
have a mysql 5.0(yes its alpha, but i need stored procedures and
triggers and clustering) stored procedure create the access-accept
attributes LCR1, LCR2, LCR3....LCR7
the value of each attribute will be as follows
1234#4312#01133836991111
|-A-||-B-||C||----D----|
where
A is my gnugk prefix for internal routing, will match to a registered
endpoint (this can be removed after routing has taken place with the
endpoint=out=1234#= config line.
B is a carrier prefix. if the endpoint in question requires a prefix,
the storedproc will pull that info from that database and append here
C if the carrier requires a 011 prepended to the digits
D the actual countrycode+number string
so my stored procedure will determine multiple least cost routes, and
provide X many LCRx string back to gnugk in the access-accept packet.
and will provide digit manipulation per the endpoints requirements. all
i need now if for someone to write the gnugk code to make use of these
attributes when placing the 2nd leg of the call, and to write rollover
logic to attempt additional routes if preceding routes fail. how does
this all sound to you? I like it bc you can customize the database side
since the radius sits in the middle. as long as you return these
attributes. I am kind of basing this Least cost routing system on my
experience in the carrier class minutes game and the least cost
routing engines i have working with.
2004/06/23 11:24:39.416 3 radproto.cxx(1901) RADIUS
Received PDU from RADIUS server 127.0.0.1 (127.0.0.1:1812) by socket
port:30401[0,55-56], PDU: {
code = 2 (Access-Accept)
id = 55
length = 32 octets
authenticator = 16 octets {
18 84 85 62 3c d4 4e a0 a4 85 75 12 8f fa e0 7e
...b<.N...u....~
}
attributes = 2 elements {
[0]= {
type = 6 (Service-Type)
length = 6 octets
value = 4 octets {
00 00 00 02 ....
}
}
[1]= {
type = 208 (Unknown)
length = 6 octets
value = 4 octets {
64 61 76 65 dave
}
}
}
}
David Winter
Senior Network Engineer
Planet-Telecom, Inc.
Tampa FL
(813)901-5182 Office
(813)864-3162 Direct
(813)817-4204 Mobile
(813)881-9762 Fax
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AIM: mobofool
ICQ: 3563403
MSN: dwinter@xxxxxx
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Zygmuntowicz Michal wrote:
It's probably a problem with improper use of FreeRadius features.
Have you defined your DAVE_TEST_VAL in Radius dictionaries?
----- Original Message -----
From: "david winter" <dwinter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2004 2:32 PM
below is the access-request,access-accept, and freeradius reply detail
files. i am trying to get freeradius to send back extra attributes in
the access-accept packet (for LCR use). the reply detail log for
freeradius shows it sent my extra attribute, but it does not show in the
-ttttt for gnugk. Comes as null there. This might be a freeradius
problem, but i thought to post it here in case there might be a reason
gnugk would drop attributes.
2004/06/23 08:25:13.399 3 radproto.cxx(1875) RADIUS Sending
PDU to RADIUS server 127.0.0.1 (127.0.0.1:1812) from
port:30401[0,52-53], PDU: {
code = 1 (Access-Request)
id = 52
length = 283 octets
authenticator = 16 octets {
36 f8 ba b7 13 52 27 f9 0f 06 7a 5d 19 7a 95 8b
6....R'...z].z..
}
attributes = 13 elements {
[0]= {
type = 1 (User-Name)
length = 19 octets
value = 17 octets {
54 41 4d 50 41 5f 58 4f 2e 56 4f 49 50 2e 50 4f
TAMPA_XO.VOIP.PO
50 P
}
}
[1]= {
type = 2 (User-Password)
length = 34 octets
value = 32 octets {
ae f5 bb 79 33 62 87 86 18 ab 52 e2 c0 33 2d 3d
...y3b....R..3-=
c0 96 c8 db 0b 06 9d 1e e7 95 d7 d1 47 56 c8 39
............GV.9
}
}
[2]= {
type = 4 (NAS-IP-Address)
length = 6 octets
value = 4 octets {
42 ee fb 86 B...
}
}
[3]= {
type = 32 (NAS-Identifier)
length = 9 octets
value = 7 octets {
70 6c 61 6e 65 74 33 planet3
}
}
[4]= {
type = 61 (NAS-Port-Type)
length = 6 octets
value = 4 octets {
00 00 00 05 ....
}
}
[5]= {
type = 6 (Service-Type)
length = 6 octets
value = 4 octets {
00 00 00 01 ....
}
}
[6]= {
type = 8 (Framed-IP-Address)
length = 6 octets
value = 4 octets {
41 69 05 f0 Ai..
}
}
[7]= {
type = 31 (Calling-Station-Id)
length = 19 octets
value = 17 octets {
54 41 4d 50 41 5f 58 4f 2e 56 4f 49 50 2e 50 4f
TAMPA_XO.VOIP.PO
50 P
}
}
[8]= {
type = 30 (Called-Station-Id)
length = 15 octets
value = 13 octets {
38 38 31 38 31 33 38 36 34 33 31 36 33
8818138643163
}
}
[9]= {
type = 26 (Vendor-Specific)
length = 56 octets
vendorId = 9
vendorValue = 50 octets {
18 32 68 33 32 33 2d 63 6f 6e 66 2d 69 64 3d 33
.2h323-conf-id=3
33 39 33 46 36 45 46 20 43 34 34 37 31 31 44 38
393F6EF C44711D8
20 39 35 39 36 38 45 46 37 20 31 42 34 30 45 31
95968EF7 1B40E1
36 39 69
}
}
[10]= {
type = 26 (Vendor-Specific)
length = 34 octets
vendorId = 9
vendorValue = 28 octets {
1a 1c 68 33 32 33 2d 63 61 6c 6c 2d 6f 72 69 67
..h323-call-orig
69 6e 3d 6f 72 69 67 69 6e 61 74 65
in=originate
}
}
[11]= {
type = 26 (Vendor-Specific)
length = 27 octets
vendorId = 9
vendorValue = 21 octets {
1b 15 68 33 32 33 2d 63 61 6c 6c 2d 74 79 70 65
..h323-call-type
3d 56 6f 49 50 =VoIP
}
}
[12]= {
type = 26 (Vendor-Specific)
length = 26 octets
vendorId = 9
vendorValue = 20 octets {
21 14 68 33 32 33 2d 67 77 2d 69 64 3d 70 6c 61
!.h323-gw-id=pla
6e 65 74 33 net3
}
}
}
}
2004/06/23 08:25:13.418 3 radproto.cxx(1901) RADIUS Received
PDU from RADIUS server 127.0.0.1 (127.0.0.1:1812) by socket
port:30401[0,52-53], PDU: {
code = 2 (Access-Accept)
id = 52
length = 20 octets
authenticator = 16 octets {
5a 4e 4f e8 b3 bc 88 2b f2 bf 80 51 97 bc d0 4a
ZNO....+...Q...J
}
attributes = <<null>>
}
FREERADIUS REPLY
DETAIL--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[root@planet3 127.0.0.1]# cat reply-detail-20040623
Packet-Type = Access-Accept
Wed Jun 23 08:12:22 2004
DAVE_TEST_VAL := "dave is real cool"
Packet-Type = Access-Accept
Wed Jun 23 08:14:13 2004
DAVE_TEST_VAL := "dave is real cool"
Packet-Type = Access-Accept
Wed Jun 23 08:17:37 2004
DAVE_TEST_VAL := "dave is real cool"
Packet-Type = Access-Accept
Wed Jun 23 08:25:13 2004
DAVE_TEST_VAL := "dave is real cool"
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