Hey folks, I'm happily using ICRADIUS, a hack of cistron with MySQL for the backend. We've been hacking an application to communicate directly with the MySQL backend to populate user/password information. My question is rather simple for those of you familiar with the 3COM/USR RADIUS Dictionary. Is there any Attribute I can set with a text message or an appropriate way to deny authentication and/or connectivity while indicating to the caller that their account has been deactivated? We've tried creating our own field of "DEACTIVATED" (to make it obvious to the lower end technicians in the log file) but we came across a funny problem. If you remove the Password attribute and replace it with "DEACTIVATED" the system will complain that the attribute is unknown, and then try each RADIUS server (one after the other, going back and forth) six times, until it gives up. If you put the Password attribute back in with a "munged" password, it complains about the attribute DEACTIVATED once, and then hangs up on them because the password doesn't match. Is there a way to send any more information easily by just modifying the Attributes in RADIUS, or is my only practical (and easily implemented) solution to just munge the password field? -Jeff Garvas