Hey Adnan, On Jan 14, 2008 12:25 PM, adnan deura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > hello everybody > > i am given the task of installing freeradius 1.1.7 on fedora core 7 for my > computer networking course's final project. > Well that's nice to hear. > my sir has a very little idea of freeRADIUS ., what should i do to get a > good grade . > Being a good student is a start but there are other ways which we won't cover here. i have installed ,configured( i think so ),and added a user in the 'user' > file and it all works well . i do not know what to do next please tell me > that what i can i do next or at least tell me what to do on google. > Don't you have a project outline? In anycase the wiki is a good place to start: http://wiki.freeradius.org how is a user going to access the radius server on my machine , > and what are the things i can do with this tool to show to my lecturer, > and what things are that i can do to avail the full features of freeRADIUS > 1.1.7 > It is probably better if you read up on some documentation explaining what a RADIUS server does, what is it's role in the network and how it operates. Basically, you should also consider adding a NAS to your network configuration so that you can actually do some authentication and possibly accounting. Otherwise you can just use the radclient as a proof-of-concept show-case. Regards, Liran Tal.
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