On Fri August 8 2003 19:01, Mike Hall wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I work for a major University and we have been using Freeradius to do
> MAC authentication with Orinoco (Avaya,Proxim) based access point for
> about 2 years.  We have had no problems, and loved our decision to
> implement Freeradius instead of a commercial package.
>
> Now, many departments want to use the Cisco Aironet line. To our dismay,
> we have discovered that they do not authenticate in the same way as the
> Orinoco units.  I think it has something to do with the Cisco-AVPair
> string which is sent to the radius server and/or the Attribute Value
> fields.  I also think it has related to the Auth-Type string and/or the
> dictionary.cisco file.  We use a Mysql database to store the user-names
> (MAC Addresses).  The little info I have found on the internet is very
> unclear on what I should to fix this.  I have all the output of
> mysql/freeradius, but it has been a nightmare trying to decipher it.
>
> Has anyone ran across this problem, and if so, could you please tell
> what I can do to make Freeradius compatible with Cisco Aironet access
> points?  I can send you any info/logs about our setup that you need.  I
> cannot begin to tell you how much I will appreciate any help you can
> give us.

If you send us the debug output of when an Orinoco unit authenticates and when 
a cisco tries to authenticate we will try to help you. Maybe others have 
cisco AP's and can help you, but I don't unfortunately.

Cheers
-- 

Peter Nixon
http://www.peternixon.net/
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