> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> However, the users file from the Shiva box that authorizes all of the
users has every password encrypted.  I have looked at Shiva's website,
but
>> they don't seem to be very specific on what type of encryption is used, or
>> maybe I just don't understand it completly, here is a link:
>> http://www.intel.com/support/si/mgt/config/ex0907.htm
>> It is a "SALT encryption" according to their website, the closest thing I
>> can figure to that is the unix crypt...?
>
>   Probably.
>
>> So, I am not sure how I can possibly take the current users file we
have
>> and import it into a mysql database for authorization, since we do not
know each users cleartext password, and I am confused how I may be able
to
>> decrypt the passwords that are currently in the users file.
>
>   You can't decrypt them.
>
>> Or maybe if I can discover the encryption type, I can enter the encrypted
>> text directly as clear-text into the mysql database and just use that
specific Auth-Type for FreeRadius?
>
>   No, but if you enter them as the "Crypt-Password" attribute, instead
> of User-Password, they should work for PAP authentication.
>
>   Alan DeKok.
>

Alan,

Thanks for the reply.  I have found that the Shiva Access Switch uses
SPAP(Shiva Password Authentication Protocol) for encryption/decryption.

Since that is a proprietary protocol, and I can't find anything relating
to it and freeradius, can I assume that it is unsupported?  heh.

I did find this information from the funk steel-belted radius website:
http://notesnt.funk.com/TechNotenewweb.nsf/0/ec4c617d965763e985256aca0003b40d?OpenDocument

PROTOCOL ID NUMBERS:
SPAP = 0xC027
CHAP = 0xC223
PAP = 0xC023

It seems those are required for steel-belted radius to work with SPAP,
CHAP, and PAP.

I am not sure if the "0xC027" is the SALT Key that is used by SPAP for
encryption...?

I guess I need to research more how PAP is used for encryption/decryption
to see if maybe something similar can be done with SPAP.

Thanks again.

--
Donnie

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