modules in authorize{} and authenticate{} sections

Hi, guys, I have successfully set up FreeRADIUS server to use Active Directory to authenticate LAN users. My authorize{} and authenticate{} section configuration in radiusd.conf file looks like this: authorize { preprocess eap mschap } authenticate { Auth-Type

Re: freeradius with active directory

David N'DAKPAZE wrote: hello, I am configuring freeradius for authentication with active directory.I've used http://deployingradius.com/documents/configuration/active_directory but freeradius reject all the requests because of no known password.It what i have when i make a request: Ready

problem with samba and kerberos 5 to integrate freeradius with AD

Hi, i have been following this great guide http://wiki.freeradius.org/FreeRADIUS_Active_Directory_Integration_HOWTO on how to integrate freeradius with AD. I am getting confused about kerberos5. Do i have to additionally install krb5 from ports? Or maybe it should be on my system already

Re: 3Com 3226 .1X to freeradius fails

Alan DeKok wrote: john wrote: I am trying to connect a Windows XP/sp2 machine to my network using a 3com 3226 superstack switch as a NAS. This windows Client can successfully authenticate via an wireless access point when using WPA2/AES via PEAP/mschap2. However when I plug the same client

How to log failed login attempts?

Hi, i am using FreeRADIUS 2.0.5. Successfull logins into cisco routers are logged great (using Accounting), but i need to log also the failed attempts. In /var/log/radius.log radius does log the failed attempts, BUT if in clients.conf i have created client as 10.0.0.0/8 (a network, not a

How to distinguish good or bad user using unlang and passwd module?

Hi, I am using a passwd module to authorize users. First passwd module checks cisco_users file (format = *User-Name:Cleartext-Password) and then passwd module must check cisco_groups file (format = ~Cisco-Group:*,User-Name). However when passwd module checks the cisco_user file, it returns

Re: How to distinguish good or bad user using unlang and passwd module?

t...@kalik.net wrote: I am using a passwd module to authorize users. No, you are using passwd module to store passwords. First passwd module checks It doesn't check anything - it returns the password stored for that user. cisco_users file (format =