IT setup using Ubuntu-server
 

Hello,
I wonder if I can get some tips on getting the following done with
Ubuntu Server, taking in consideration that it will route the internet
1-) central authorization layer for Internet access, File sharing
2-) Users and groups to restrict access on Internet or allocate bandwidth
3-) restrict internet usage for certain groups to certain hours.



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IT setup using Ubuntu-server
 

On Sun, 20 Apr 2008 21:09:14 +0300
"Jad madi" <jad@syntux.net> wrote:

> 1-) central authorization layer for Internet access, File sharing

Radius (freeradius) with LDAP backend (slapd). I would go with LDAP as
a backend just because of the file sharing.

> 2-) Users and groups to restrict access on Internet or allocate
> bandwidth
> 3-) restrict internet usage for certain groups to certain
> hours.

One option is squid + squidguard. Another is chillispot, which connects
to radius server. Whatever you choose, you'll have to extend it for
your needs. There's no one-config-fits-all, so you'll have work to do.

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Ante,
Thanks for the tips, yeah I understand that there is one config to get
things done but I wasn't sure which protocols, packages, auth layer
should I go with and assemble to get that setup.


2008/4/20 Ante Karamatić <ivoks@grad.hr>:
> On Sun, 20 Apr 2008 21:09:14 +0300
> "Jad madi" <jad@syntux.net> wrote:
>
> > 1-) central authorization layer for Internet access, File sharing
>
> Radius (freeradius) with LDAP backend (slapd). I would go with LDAP as
> a backend just because of the file sharing.
>
>
> > 2-) Users and groups to restrict access on Internet or allocate
> > bandwidth
> > 3-) restrict internet usage for certain groups to certain
> > hours.
>
> One option is squid + squidguard. Another is chillispot, which connects
> to radius server. Whatever you choose, you'll have to extend it for
> your needs. There's no one-config-fits-all, so you'll have work to do.
>
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> ubuntu-server@lists.ubuntu.com
> https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-server
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>



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