All,
I am running FreeRadius on RedHat Linux 9.0 to
authenticate wireless users from Cisco Access
Point AP340 via FreeRadius LEAP. Everything is
working
great.
Now instead of authenticating users via LEAP from
FreeRadius local database, I would like to off load
the authentication to another
Greetings!
With regards to an earlier question from Cleo and
then its response from Alan:-
Cleo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Can I configure Free radius
to us securID? Nope. But you can use
'exec-program' to fork an external script to do
theauthentication. Alan
Siddharth Jeevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will like to know how we can possibly make this functionality to be
supported by FreeRadius server without writing an external script. I am
new to RadiusServer dev and will like to explore/know how to extend the
functionality of FreeRadius to
Charlie Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just astonished you still answer the once-a-week FAQs.
There's a lot I don't answer, too. If the response is only
one-line, I don't mind firing off a quick note.
If the response is longer, or there are many, many repeated 1-line
questions, I
Good day,
Can I configure Free radius to us securID?
If yes, can somebody please give me some configuration
steps.
Thank you
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Cleophas Toe, CISSP | Phone:650-980-3686
Sr. Info. Security Officer | Cell:
On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, Alan DeKok wrote:
Many of my posts are responsive because I'm waiting for a 5-minute
job to finish in another window, and I can fire off a quick reply.
I'm just astonished you still answer the once-a-week FAQs.
You're a saint!
--
Charlie Watts
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tim Monaghan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And another thing, I wouldnt mind helping in a documentation effort,
if one is underway, Im kinda dumb about radius at the moment, but Im
getting a crash course, and I think a good set of docs would not
exactly require experts on the case. Is there
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rainer Clasen) wrote:
And BTW, this list is far better than most commercial support I had to
struggle with.
There's a reason for that. The biggest one is that commercial
support usually doesn't include a users list, where everyone helps
everyone else. Even if there WAS
