Re: New configuration questions, subnets, MAC auth

I think you may want to do something like this on your g/w...

edit initialize.fw and add to the bottom of the file something like -

 /path to/access.fw permit 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:11 208.11.x.0 Owner

Then edit your /etc/dhcpd.conf with something like -

host clienthostname {
hardware ethernet 00:xx:xx:xx:11;
fixed-address 208.11.x.99;
}


C.W.




[email protected] wrote:

>I have one physical/wireless network I need to provide service to, on
>this I have two subnets.  eth0 is WAN, eth1 has 208.11.x.1/24 and
>208.5.x.1/24 bound to it.
>
>All users on the 208.11.x.0/24 network have their IP address entered
>statically.  I would like to allow them access without having to
>authenticate.  This should be based on upon: If X IP is coming from X
>MAC then allow access, otherwise, redirect to auth service.
>
>All users on the 208.5.x.0/24 network will receive an IP address via
>DHCP,  They should have to authenticate once, with a username/pass,
>which then records their MAC address.  This MAC should not have to
>authenticate again.
>
>One U/P should allow one MAC address.  If they reauthenticate, it should
>update which MAC is allowed.
>
>Is it possible to do what I would like with NoCatAuth?  Where would I
>start with the configuration? 
>
>Thanks
>
>Josh
>
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