The strange thing is, that the same happens, if I try to connect from the Ubuntu client. I've set the AP to WPA-PSK now, but it would be nice if we could use PEAP, as it is more secure (security plays an important role on this network, as there is a hotspot system configured on these APs). The main goal is to be able to completely separate the private and the public part of the network (using VLANs and PEAP). Do you have any other ideas?
2009/6/10 Alan DeKok <[email protected]> > kissg wrote: > > I'm not able to do that now. I only saw two interesting things in the > > output: a warning message about the LDAP directory, but that's okay, > > because there are no clear text passwords, only NT-hashed ones. The > > output tells me, that the user is authorized for access. > > Then, the EAP conversation starts, no errors can be seen. The last > > message in the output tells me, that the server sent an Access-Challange > > packet, but nothing happens after that. > > Blame Windows. It's the one deciding to stop the EAP process. > > Alan DeKok. > - > List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See > http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html >
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