I have so many questions about this product, I am not sure where to start except that 
I should first tell what I am trying to with it first.  I have read the doc/ and 
skimmed the oreilly radius book.  I have different aironet 350 ap/bridges that I want 
to authenticate all of the bridges, not the users connecting to them.  The client is 
concerned with a person getting a personal bridge and getting part of wireless link 
into the network.  The users connecting to the ap will authenticate another way.  And 
on another lan we do want the ability to authenticate users someway like, since this 
is going to be a hotspot we are not sure what type of users they should be or if we 
should even bother with authentication in the hotspot.  We are planning on putting the 
freeradius server on linux 450 mhz. and possibly a redundant one as well.  

So my questions would be can it authenticate the cisco ap using EAP or LEAP to the 
radius, if I configure the ap to point to this freeradius server?  From the docs it 
sounds like I can but I only see references that say you have users, ( that you 
create) to authenticate through the ap and to the radius server.

The second one is there a disadvantage of having the user/passwords in passwd/shadow 
files as opposed to having them in a mysql database? I thought I can do this and it 
seems like that would be less admin work.

I have some knowledge of how radius works, like from csacs but I am totatlly lost with 
this, if someone could post some of thier config files or send them to me, nothing 
secret like passwords or anything just like how it should be layed out since I think I 
am missing the larger picture should look like.

Thanks and if my questions were too basic then if you can just tell me which doc to 
read I will go from there.

Sam


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