Post: DMASOFTLAB Radius Manager: Install + Backup + Restore Short Reference Guide URL: Posted: November 30, 2012 at 3:19 PM Author: Syed Jahanzaib / Pinochio:) Categories: Uncategorized Following is a short reference guide for DMASOFTLAB Radius Manager Part- 1) Installation Of RM, Part- 2) Complete Backup, Part- 3) Restore RM Data to new Installation. Part-1 # Installation of Radius Manager 4.x on Ubuntu 10.4 DMASOFTLAB Radius Manager 4.0 Short reference manual guide for UBUNTU 10.4 After you have installed Ubuntu, configure IP address and enable internet access on it.
Now open Terminal Window and issue the below command to install required Modules.
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Yes you can have central RADIUS and multiple NAS (mikrotik) all over the country and let them authenticate it with central RADIUS. If your NASes (Network Access Servers like Mikrotik HOTSPOT) are on remote locations, (which are not reachable directly by the RADIUS server or not the same LAN), realize the following setup to get them working with Radius Manager: 1.
Install a central PPtP server (Mikrotik RB750 will be enough for this) in NOC, beside the RADIUS server. Connect all your NASes (Mikrotik) to the central PPtP server with PPtP connections. The central PPtP server must have public, static IP (it must be visible for the remote NASes).
PPtP server will assign static local IPs to NASes via PPtP tunnels. All NASes will reach the RADIUS server via PPtP tunnels and vice versa (RADIUS UDP protocol). Using this method NASes can use any IP (public, local, static, dynamic) and RADIUS server will see them on local, static IP addresses, via the PPtP tunnels. Tunnels are used for RADIUS packets only (low traffic), while the heavy Internet traffic is going through the main connection of NAS (ADSL etc.).
Like Comment by — August 4, 2011 @. The best support that you can get regarding RM is There response time is very good.
They usually answers to RM related issues only. Usually, Once you have configured RM properly, it works fine without any hurdle. I have configured many RM in my area and they are running from many months without any issues.
My personnel advise: Try not to mess up with the configuration files. What Linux disto you are using? RM works great with FEDORA 10 with all default configuration.
I suggest you to install Fedora 10, then follow on the guide I have published on my Blog. Its a step by step guide with some my own added experiences. Following is a link to the article. Like Comment by — August 24, 2011 @.
I thing 🙂 this is the best isp website that i’ve ever seen 🙂 ur amazing 🙂 i’ve a small isp company with 250users at the moment. What do u thing is the best solutions for me to work. Max customers in one mikrotik are 60users connected with Rb435G routerboard 680mhz rb. Into the others are mostly 20-50users on 433 RB. I’ve 7 routers and one RadiusMANAGER with a DELL COMPUTER 3.0GHZ 250GB HDD and 2GB RAM can i do the squid server just for webs like.php.html and not for musics and videos on the radiusmanager server with this amount of users 200-250simulations users what do u thing do i need to add on my base station now ( whats the best solutions to have a better quality for my clients ) and is there a full how to build a squid server on centOS. Like Comment by — December 30, 2011 @.
Yeah but is there a complete guide how to build a squid server from the beginning cuz im newbie on linux and want to do a squid server or do i need just to install ubuntu and then add the squid configuration file? And my quesiton was “Can i build squid server ( just for php/html pages/images) in the same computer as radiusmanager or not (radius manager is working at the moment with CentOS 6 ).
And can i connect the squid server with a public ip address like the radiusmanager and mikrotiks and if i have a problem with squid server will it affect to the users or does it work like this IF SQUID SERVER IS ON, then take the bantwith from squid server if it is off then take the bantwith from INTERNET. Thanks for ur reply, ur amazing good 🙂 and sorry for my bad english 🙂 Like Comment by — December 30, 2011 @. Thanks for ur reply’s. I’m going to try to build a new server, and my another question was: does the users bantwith work like this: IF SQUID SERVER IS ON, then take the bantwith from squid server if it is off then take the bantwith from INTERNET. ( for example if squid is full or for any reasen shutdown ) do my users have internet access again or does it affect to all users and nobody gets internet then. And what do u thing what sort of computer is better for me: At the moment i’ve 250Users and in the far future maybe ill have 350 users max.
At the moment all the users within one month are using this bantwith: Month Download Upload Total Trafich all the month for all users 2011-11(November)% 1.6 TB 443.8 GB 2.0 TB 2011-12(December)% 2.3 TB 595.1 GB 2.9 T Like Comment by — December 30, 2011 @. Well you can do Fail-over via using the following trick. Assuming the following scenario.
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On Mikrotik you have 3 Interfaces. 1st is connected with the WAN1 DSL 2nd is connected with the SQUID PROXY This will act as the default Gateway for Mikrotik. 3rd is connected with the User LAN So in ip route you will set up routes with check-gateway that if your default gateway (Squid) is down, then sends requests via WAN1 DSL, You need to Read a lot first in order to understand how fail over works in Mikrotik. П™‚ Regarding SQUID Hardware, Get some good speed hardware, the more speedy hardware you put in it, the better cache performance you will get.
For example, following hardware would be enough. 3.6 Ghz Xeon / Dual Core Processors 4 or 8 GB Ram 2 Fast Harddrive, one for OS and Logs, second dedicated for CACHING (preferably at lease 1-2 TB for caching, also you can spread your cache in several harddrives for better response, but for smaller setup like 350 users, Just use 2 fast harddrives, one for logs and one for caching) Gigabits Lan Cards And lastly, Well configured Squid Configuration 🙂 Like Comment by — December 30, 2011 @. Hello!, I have a hotspot wi-fi configured with: 1. Mikrotik Routers OS 4.16(Hotspot Gateway) 2.
DMA Softlab Radius Manager 3.9.0 mikrotik-ether1 WAN ISP(Public IP Address) Mikrotik-ether2 LAN For Hotspot Wi-Fi Users.(Private IP) RM configured with Public IP. One more thing, there are Access Points & some switches which is also configured with private IPs. Problem: – APs and Switches are configured with (192.168.22.0/24 ) and this ip is added in ether 2 as secondary IP.
– When tried to access APs and switches, Mikrotik Login page displays. And is only accessible when i manually enter username/password. I want to access those APs and Switches without any authentication. Create a firewall access rule but it didn’t worked. Just needed some help.
Thanx in advance. – Shiva Like Comment by Shiva Thapa — February 7, 2012 @. HI, have a big problem while restricting bandwidth in radius manager. Local/outside traffic both gets restricted by doing this,As an alternative, just for authentication, it goes to RM, For rest, bandwidth restriction, i have created a queue rule and applied bandwidth. Also I have assigned static ip in RM, queue rule has been maintained for the same IP. What went wrong is it gets different ip address than one assigned in radius manager.
What can be the solution to this?? Regards, Shiva Like Comment by Shiva Thapa — March 24, 2013 @. Sir, What a wonderful post, nice, i configured it and working very fine, thanks again. But here is small query with my hotspot login page.
My (Mikrotik) hotspot does not redirect login page if i someone tries the secure site like eg if someone types, he will redirected to login page, but if he tries secure site like, than he will not get redirected to login page and browser gives error loading page. Can you please help me!!!
I have tried to make tick mark in mikrotik ip/hotspot/server profile/ login https=yes but nothing improved!!! Waiting for your king reply. Like Comment by Abidali Kadiwala — April 11, 2013 @. Hi there am currently changing my wisp network from bridged to routed using Mtik OSPF. All is good but am having problems with RadiusManager.
I have created a PPTP server on my gateway RB, on same net as the RM server and on the Hotspot RB have set a PPTP client to comunicate RM packets (1812-1813) via the PPTP tunnel to the RM server. Ek duje ke liye bhojpuri movie mp3 song free download. I can ping the RM server no problem (proxy arp enabled) but I always get “Radius Manager is not responding” error when trying to authenticate. The RM server address is 10.0.0.3. The NAS is set to 10.0.0.198 (ip address op PPTP client side).
PPTP server is set to 10.0.0.9 and remote to 10.0.0.198 On RB the radius address is set to 10.0.0.3 and the timeout to 3000ms. The tunnel is set to work on my network and not to go out to the net. I assume this is ok Can you give me any help or advice Thanks David Like Comment by David — April 7, 2014 @. Thanks for your great tutorial on sending message by DMASOFTLAB using kannel and USB dongle, using your guide i can make the system send SMS, but i have a bulk sms route and they have provided me http api and a code using php and curl, unfortunately i could not make it to work, even DMASOFT lab is not supporting saying that they can only help with clicktal,please guide me, i think a bit tweaking can make it work and thats all up to U, thanks a lot Like Comment by Dr Anupam Das — July 25, 2014 @.
If you are looking for a cheap way to make a hard floor in a foyer, in a shed, or barn, you may want to consider a tamped earth floor, or what is called ' tataki ' or ' douma ' in Japanese. Japanese buildings have all historically been tamped earth or wooden flooring. Some temples have earth floors over huge areas. Kitchens and storage building floors were often made of the material that is cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Recently home builders have been returning the material for its aesthetic appeal, as well as the cost.
The floors last for decades with moderately heavy use, are easy to repair if they crack, and can be made smooth or textured and decorated. They are inexpensive, because the materials are available nearly anywhere, and you can do all of the work.
Finally, in the end the floors return to their natural condition, dirt. First you need to consider how large an area you want to cover. If your foyer is three meters square, and you want a floor that is fifteen centimeters thick, then you will have to have about one and a half cubic meters of compacted earth and lime in the end product.
I recommend at least fifteen centimeters of thickness for a strong floor. The thing is though that once this is packed down, it is about 1/3 the height of the original materials untamped.
That means that you will need to start with about three times the amount of sand and lime to compact for your floor with the desired dimensions. In other words, you will need a little more than three cubic meters of sand and a one cubic meter of lime for your three meter square floor.
After you have calculated the amount of the simple materials you will need, you need to prepare the area that will serve as the base for the floor. The beauty of an earth floor is that you can easily put it right on top of what ever base you have, dirt or concrete. (You cannot make this on top of a wooden floor, because it will crack as the wood floor bends during tamping and after it dries.) If you are making a floor on a dirt base, then you need to also decide whether you want to have hard edges. For example, if you are making it so that your door will close, you need to make a frame that will define the dimensions of the floor so your door will shut.
You can do that easily with a stout board cut to fit the width and desired height. If you are making a ramp into a storage facility where you may be rolling in your wheeled lawn tools, then you will need to dig a shallow ditch of about 10 centimeters in depth and the same in width, with the ramp ending at the middle of the ditch. Mixing the earth mixture is easy enough if you are covering a rather small area, but if you are dealing with a large shed or indoor area, a backhoe may be useful for mixing.
Mix the lime and dry river sand together, mixing it thoroughly. Do this right before you are ready to spread and tamp it, because the lime will start to react to any moisture immediately. You can then start mixing in water. You will need enough that the mixture is something like beach sand after the waves have retreated, damp, but water does not drip out when held in your hand. Start shoveling it onto the area to cover and start tamping it. A tamper can take many forms. In Japan, a wooden mallet was used to tamp smaller areas, and a pine log with four long handles, like shovel handles, for two people to lift and drop was used for larger areas.
Pine was used for its weight, but also for its auspicious characteristics in Japanese folklore. For those who are less interested in details or who have an area that is too much to be dealt with by hand, a gas powered tamper will work just as well. As the mixture is compacted, more should be added on top and tamped until it reaches the desired depth.
What ever you do, you will have to use all of the mixture that you made that day. It will harden as a pile as the lime reacts with the water, and will not keep. Once you have beaten it to the desired area and depth, you should decide how you want to finish it. If you want a rough finish, that is fine. The tamping should have left marks, and those may work. You may want to add different designs by stamping in a rope to make letters. Some people work in marbles, pretty rocks, or ceramic tiles.
Or you may want to make it smooth. If you want a smooth finish, you will need to rub it with a mason's float or trowel. First sprinkle the area you can work on immediately with a little water from a brush. Try a small area first and work your way up.
Then with the float, give a small area a beating, and start to rub it with the float. It works best if you lift the leading edge just slightly as you smooth the area back and forth and round and round. The fine, wetter particles will come to the top, and the coarser particles will be worked into the center of the floor. The fine particles with eventually make a smooth surface. If there are areas that are lower than others, fill it it with some of the left over mixture, and beat it into place with the float or trowel. The floor will dry from the inside out, meaning that the outside will feel wetter when you touch it that it really is on the inside, but you shouldn't let it dry too fast. You will have to avoid walking on it for some time.
If you can give it a month, that would be best. If you live in a dry area, cover the floor with a grass mat and sprinkle it with water daily, just so keep it from drying so fast that it gets flaky or crumbly.
If you live in a damp climate, like Japan, you will need to keep areas under a roof damp, and areas outside from washing away if there is, for example, a water drain coming off of the roof. After about a month you can use it normally. As the years pass your tamped earth floor may develop cracks or wear out in spots. Just mix up a little soil, lime and water and pound it down, let it dry, and it will be good as new.
If you sprinkle it with water from time to time, it will thank you, too, especially in dry indoor areas. Some people in some areas of the world put oil on their dirt floors.
You may want to try that, too, but choose a non-petroleum oil with a smell that you can live with, especially if it will be in your living area. Earthen floors have been used all over the world for millennia in all kinds of spaces.
There are different details in the mixtures. Some places even mix ox blood into their mixture, but what they all have in common is that they use naturally occurring materials to make low maintenance floors that live and breath with you and the rest of your space. They are easy to make, even the kids can be involved in the process. (Keep them away from the lime!) They are beautiful and soulful to live with.
At last, RM v4 have been released with good features, specially SMS for welcome/Expiry/warning messages. П˜€ Complete Features added in v4 are as follows. There are certain ways you can secure your Radius Server. Recommended method is to connect your radius with mikrotik on any empty port, then only valid and connected users will be able to communicate with Radius.
This way you can also control who can access the radius and what ports can be accessible. Like allow only mikrotik to communicate with Radius, not other user should be able to touch it. Other solution is to use IPTABLES rules to block access to ssh/80/and other ports accessible from certain ips only. I deployed this at a remote network and it worked fine (that network was flooded with ssh attacks) so I changed the ports/ and applied iptables security and it went well. Like Comment by — February 27, 2014 @.