Hello everyone,
I've never used FreeRadius before. I think I successfully installed it
on RedHat and it seems to start up OK. I added my windows XP IP address
in the clients file along with a key; added the same IP address, short
name, and portslave as the type; and uncommented out the 3 lines
Does anyone have any experience trying to get an Intel Pro/Wireless
Access Point to talk to RADIUS server for simple MAC authentication? I
did a search and it appears that others have had similar problems.
I'm putting in the IP Port of the FreeRadius server on the
Authentication Server option
OK, I had my FreeRadius server working fine for Wireless LAN MAC
authentication using the clients and users text files.
My next step was to setup a MySQL database that would store the
usernames and groups rather than having the text file. I followed the
directions in Hassell's RADIUS book and
I'm sure this is simple, but...
How do I run freeRADIUS when logged in as a user other than root? When
I try now, I get an error akin to File not found, etc...
-Mike
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FreeRADIUS with user other than root
Try running it from the directory explicitly.
For my system it would be /usr/local/etc/raddb
Or get in the directory and ./raddb
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-OK I install on my linux box and then run, are there any settings
that need to be done before running?
Yes, you will need to modify the naslist and users.conf files to put in
your access points and the MAC addresses of valid clients. If you want
it to be database driven, then you
