jwlc 0.0.39 → 0.0.46
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- data/lib/jwlc.rb +40 -0
- metadata +1 -1
checksums.yaml
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metadata.gz:
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metadata.gz: 0ac2678a8d9b31e63ef329a2608073c2bdf52447
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data.tar.gz: 22757dcb5dc20464d49a5f367d3ddb848ff88b8c
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metadata.gz: f37e9d802c859ffefd92597d2ca23bf294695582b6d8b2f78c89318b038941799228bac0846efb72ace444e9a74074a6bdc11a69f95f3e8e3a2f28895e8edec2
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data.tar.gz: 09a64f14122710099f57dd1cba3835868bf12a46c4db1f20a9f2d2aab0bb1bb1e0ec3c9a2efc158eb602d68f339b16776e7e648ffd6afa5f332e87b3a9bf2cd9
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data/lib/jwlc.rb
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# to authenticate the user. You need to create a web portal to authencate the user (if required) prior to passing this RADIUS CoA message to the WLC.
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#
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# Example Login:
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# >> Auth.login('10.0.0.100','web-portal-Guest','xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx','Guest',' ','testing123', 8)
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# => Successfully authenticated user with MAC Address xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
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# 5) Name of new ACL or ' ' (String)
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# 6) Number of hours until logout (Integer)
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#
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# Example QOS Login:
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# The difference here between a standard login and a QOS Login is the application of a predefined QOS profile. This profile needs to # already be defined on the WLC controller to be referenced successfully.
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#
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# >> Auth.login('10.0.0.100','web-portal-Guest','xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx','Guest',' ','testing123', 8, 'qos-2m')
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# => Successfully authenticated user with MAC Address xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
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#
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# Arguments:
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# 1) Wireless LAN Controller address: (IP Address)
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# 2) Authenticating users MAC Address (String)
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# 3) Name of SSID being used (String)
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# 4) Radius Shared secret (String)
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# 5) Name of new ACL or ' ' (String)
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# 6) Number of hours until logout (Integer)
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# 7) QOS Profile (String)
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# Example Logout:
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# >> Auth.logout('10.0.0.100','Guest','xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx','testing123')
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# => Logged out user xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx....bye bye
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# Freeradius doesn't need to be operational, just the dictionary files are used.
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###############
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def self.login(var1, var2, var3, var4, var5, var6)
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dict = Radiustar::Dictionary.new('/usr/share/freeradius/')
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################
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def self.qoslogin(var1, var2, var3, var4, var5, var6, var7)
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dict = Radiustar::Dictionary.new('/usr/share/freeradius/')
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loginpacket = {
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'NAS-IP-Address' => var1,
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'NAS-Identifier' => 'Trapeze',
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'Event-Timestamp' => Time.now.to_i,
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'User-Name' => 'web-portal-' + var3,
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'Calling-Station-Id' => var2,
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'Trapeze/Trapeze-CoA-Username' => var3,
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'Trapeze/Trapeze-QoS-Profile' => var7,
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'Session-Timeout' => (var6 * 3600),
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'Filter-Id' => var5
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}
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req = Radiustar::Request.new(var1 + ':3799', { :dict => dict })
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coa = req.coa_request(var4, loginpacket)
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puts "Successfully authenticated user with MAC Address #{var2}. #{var6} hours remaining..."
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end
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################
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def self.logout(var1, var2, var3, var4)
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dict = Radiustar::Dictionary.new('/usr/share/freeradius/')
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