Blaise St-Laurent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've recently be tasked with getting an older piece of equipment, a > Gandalf XpressWay RLAN, to work with our FreeRADIUS server.
Ah, memories of Gandalf... I never worked directly on the RLAN, but I have fond memories of playing Tomb Raider for 2 months while management decided whether or not the company would go bankrupt. It did. > 1) I'm assuming that the Vendor numbers (IDs) are assigned and > recognized, at least by the equipment. Yes. > The system's documentation was designed to work with the CryptoCard > RADIUS server, <cough> Worked there, too. They didn't go bankrupt, but I moved on... > Where can i find this list (and by extension the Gandalf Vendor ID)? http://www.iana.org/numbers.html Gandalf is 64. > 2) The documentation specifies the list as ID numbers (0 - 33) as well > as names. Now my understanding of the radius protocol is that the names > are never actually transmitted, but rather a combination of venderID > and AttributeID, thus, the names i give the custom attributes don't > matter (I ask because the docs have them with spaces in them, and i'm > tempted to put '-' between the words) Type them in like that, and mail them to the list. We'll include them in the next version of the server. See also http://www.freeradius.org/rfc/attributes.html for samples of attribute names. See the other dictionaries for samples of what to do, too. > 3) has anyone successfully made this piece of equipment authenticate > against a Radius server (just out of curiousity)? Yes, but I worked at Gandalf at the time, so I had a bit of an unfair advantage. Alan DeKok. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
