Failed to install socket filter

[Gerald Combs]

On Mon, 3 Nov 2003, Gerald Combs wrote:

> Which RADIUS server are you using?  Does it have an option to bind to a
> specific IP address?  Since RADIUS runs over UDP, it's possible for the
> server to open a new socket when sending replies.  In your case, the reply
> socket is apparently binding to the first available IP address (.1).  
> This is arguably a bug in the RADIUS server; it ought to bind to the
> inbound address.  To get around this, you can set up the RADIUS server to
> support listening on a specific IP address.

I forgot -- you might be able to force the RADIUS server to use .2 as your
outgoing address by fooling with your routing table:

  route add -host x.y.z.q gw 10.0.1.2 

This will force traffic going to x.y.z.q (in your case this is the RADIUS
client address) to be sourced from 10.0.1.2 by default.  This is a bit of
a hack, though, and you really should try to bind the RADIUS server to
10.0.1.2 explicitly.