FaxBack Port Server RADIUS Support (RFC 2865, 2866) - Manual (Page 12)

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Example Access Request Packets
Get-Account / Account-Login
Sent when a client logs in, or later validates its login credentials which it might do at any time.
The port server includes a Client-Info attribute in this packet, which contains a string value from
the client software.
The RADIUS server must respond with an Access-Accept packet if the account and password are
valid, or an Access-Reject packet if not valid.
─── SENT FROM PORT SERVER ──►
Attribute Value
FB-Command Get-Account (1)
FB-Context Account-Login (1)
User-Name As provided by the port server client
User-Password As provided by the port server client
FB-Client-Info As provided by the port server client, plus an IP address added by the port
server.
Request Packet
Code=Access-Request(1)
Packet identifier=131
Length=108
Authenticator
6C 42 2A 8A FA 76 65 42 A6 78 B8 2F 8D B0 10 4F
Attributes:
Len=18, Type=Vendor-Specific(26), Id=FaxBack(30694)
Len=6, Type=FB-Command(1)
Value=Get-Account(1)
Len=6, Type=FB-Context(2)
Value=Account-Login(1)
Len=9, Type=User-Name(1)
Value=account
Len=18, Type=User-Password(2)
Value=01 1B A6 4D 5F 20 B2 3E 6E 52 D3 A0 60 C4 F5 BA
Len=43, Type=Vendor-Specific(26), Id=FaxBack(30694)
Len=37, Type= FB-Client-Info(45)
Value=;FV=1.0.0.0;MN=NICKDUO;IP=10.0.0.84
End
◄── RESPONSE TO PORT SERVER ───
Required Purpose
RADIUS Code Access-Accept or Access-Reject
Optional Purpose
Account-Type Determines if the account is type “Private Send/Receive” or “Shared
Send-Only”, which affects how the client behaves. Also determines if