I am trying to create an ARC filter that will make ALL HTTP traffic redirect to one specific site. We would like have filter so that any late payment people will still be able to login but they will be redirected to a website informing them that their bill is due. would also like the filter to not allow any traffic other than HTTP. any ideas? - To unsubscribe to usr-tc, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe usr-tc" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message.
On Wed, 6 Oct 1999, Jamie Orzechowski wrote:
I am trying to create an ARC filter that will make ALL HTTP traffic redirect to one specific site.
This is something the ARC can't do, but it is possible...
We would like have filter so that any late payment people will still be able to login but they will be redirected to a website informing them that their bill is due.
There was a discussion about this very thing some time back. Basically you will need to set your delinquent customers up in such a way that they will receive a different default route. Point that route to a FreeBSD box running ipfilter with the transproxy module and run squid on it. That's the skinny. It's possible, but I've not done it, so I don't have details. If there's any Cisco route-map smarties on the list, they can probably find a way to do this without an extra machine at your pop...
would also like the filter to not allow any traffic other than HTTP.
You could also redirect 25 and 110 to the box and have dummy smtp/pop servers that supply errors stating that "your account is past due, please call billing @ xxx-xxx". A nice starting point is "dpop" which is a dummy popper. Altavista should turn up it's location. Charles
any ideas?
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One thing you could do would be to write a script that changes that particular users FRAMED-IP-ADDRESS radius attribute to something on say a 192.168 network and using the route-map feature in your cisco(if you have a cisco) for forward all traffic on that 192.168 network to A web site say http://outoftime.yourdomain.com/ and with that same access list you could deny all other traffic. NOTE: I have never implemented this, but I like the idea of informing the user that they are out of time so I will do it within the coming weeks. Thanks, Aaron Jamie Orzechowski wrote:
I am trying to create an ARC filter that will make ALL HTTP traffic redirect to one specific site.
We would like have filter so that any late payment people will still be able to login but they will be redirected to a website informing them that their bill is due.
would also like the filter to not allow any traffic other than HTTP.
any ideas?
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Micah, Maybe with the new radius that you set up, you could figure out a way to have certain users assign a certain IP that take them to a "Your Bill is Due" web page and prevents them from going anywhere else? Dataheart wrote:
One thing you could do would be to write a script that changes that particular users FRAMED-IP-ADDRESS radius attribute to something on say a 192.168 network and using the route-map feature in your cisco(if you have a cisco) for forward all traffic on that 192.168 network to A web site say http://outoftime.yourdomain.com/ and with that same access list you could deny all other traffic. NOTE: I have never implemented this, but I like the idea of informing the user that they are out of time so I will do it within the coming weeks.
Thanks, Aaron
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Brian A. Burgmeier -
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Dataheart -
Jamie Orzechowski