I've created a custom dictionary for the Gandalf equipment i'm working with. I'm not sure if this applies to more then just the XpressWay RLAN, but here it is.
On Wednesday, July 23, 2003, at 04:17 PM, Alan DeKok wrote:
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...
Seems like many Ottawa companies did this :) I did the same thing last year.
Where can i find this list (and by extension the Gandalf Vendor ID)?
http://www.iana.org/numbers.html
Gandalf is 64.
Could you be a bit more precise with the link? couldn't find anything relating to Radius Vendors, but maybe i was looking at the wrong list.
Type them in like that, and mail them to the list. We'll include them in the next version of the server.
Done, hopefully they are in the right format, they seem to work fine with radtest :) I haven't been successful in getting them working with the gandalf yet, i'll mail any problems i have with that later :)
Were you using Link authentication, or user authentication? User authentication as gandalf seems to mean it, is useless to me, so i'm hoping to be able to get Link auth working.
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.
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