The following steps needs to be performed to configure a user for dynamic IP configuration setup.
- Add username/password to “radcheck” table.
- Map user to relevant dynamic user group in “radusergrop” table
- Map the dynamic user group to “Pool-Name” attribute’s value in “radgroupcheck” table
- Populate “radippool” table with the dynamic IP addresses and the relevant pool name.
- Example:
Configure a dynamic IP user setup for 254 users. Following data will be used for our example; Username: foo@domain Groupname: dynamic_test Pool-Name: dynamic_pool IP range: 10.10.10.1/24 First start with adding the user "foo@domain” to “radcheck” table.
- Map user “foo@cerbereus" to the group “dynamic_test” in the “radusergroup” table, e.g.
Username: Groupname : Priority foo@cerberus: dynamic_test : 1
- Map the dynamic user group (dynamic_test) to Pool-name attributes in “radgroupcheck” table.
Groupname: attribute : op : Value Dynamic_test: Pool-Name : := : dynamic_pool
- Add the IP addresses into the “radippool” table, as:
Pool_name : Framedipaddress Dynamic_pool: 10.10.10.1 Dynamic_pool: 10.10.10.2
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