Alan DeKok a �crit:
Catherine Grenet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to establish an EAP-TTLS session between a freeradius server (freeradius-snapshot-20040407) and a Win2K client. The problem seems to be that, as the first EAP packet (response/identity) received by the server contains no user identity, the request is rejected (see log below)
Ok...
Is this the way it is supposed to work ? I mean, should the client really supply a user identity in this packet ?
Generally, yes.
It's permitted by the standards to *not* send an identity, but it's generally not done.
I'm a little surprised that the Windows client isn't sending a username. You should probably configure it to send a username outside of the tunnel.
That's probably the best solution, but at the moment I can't find out how to do this.
Also, since Win2K doesn't come with an EAP-TTLS client, could you say *which* client you're using? Knowing that might help.
I am using a Dell TrueModbile 1400 Wi-Fi card (Broadcom). The driver comes with an Aegis client (2.3.7.1).
Alan DeKok.
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