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Asterisk user is overpowered. If you manage a single radius server working with several differentent networks (departments) asterisk user cause you to login in every different network, without any kind of control on who goes where.
I'm a noob on github, put i've written a bit of code to introduce a "token" concept.
You can create in SoftEtherVPN an user like token#dep1.mydomain.com and any user in the form username@dep1.mydomain.com will be permitted to try authentication against radius. You can now avoid that dep2 user can log on dep1 network.
Code should be compatible with original asterisk user
Asterisk user is overpowered. If you manage a single radius server working with several differentent networks (departments) asterisk user cause you to login in every different network, without any kind of control on who goes where.
I'm a noob on github, put i've written a bit of code to introduce a "token" concept.
You can create in SoftEtherVPN an user like token#dep1.mydomain.com and any user in the form username@dep1.mydomain.com will be permitted to try authentication against radius. You can now avoid that dep2 user can log on dep1 network.
Code should be compatible with original asterisk user
quivalen@0af3c76
quivalen@4c02511
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