Eric Bourkland wrote:
> What would be the best solution since freeRadius currently can't get the 
> password out of my openLDAP unless it is using PAP, it gets the password in 
> the request via PEAP.

  PEAP doesn't work that way.  Blame Microsoft.

>  I would like to avoid having to tell everyone with a windows client that 
> they need to install SecureW2.

  Then fix your LDAP server so that it supplies the password.  OpenLDAP
*can* do this, and it shouldn't be too hard.  See the OpenLDAP
documentation for instructions.

> What would be nice is if it was smart enough to recieve the request in 
> multiple formats/protocols and then translate it into multiple 
> formats/protocols to query out to flat file/DB/LDAP or AD instead of just 
> passing the request along.

  That is completely and totally impossible.  Sorry.

http://deployingradius.com/documents/protocols/compatibility.html

>  Although there is the risk of something getting messed up with scripts 
> converting protocols and there are probably a million different scenarios out 
> there.  Maybe I'm missing something since I'm still new to Radius.

  It's impossible.  It's designed to be impossible by the people who
created the various protocols.

  FreeRADIUS does *everything* it can to be compatible with everything,
and to do what you say.  But some things are just impossible.

> Is the easiest thing to do is to monkey with the openLDAP schema and add some 
> cleartext password attributes?  If I get this done is there some place in one 
> of the config files that I need to update to look for a particular password 
> attribute when Radius tries to do the authentication or does it figure it out 
> for itself?

  The password should go into the userPassword field in LDAP.
FreeRADIUS will then Just Work.

> I have been beating my head against a wall for about a week on this and the 
> documentation mocks me by always saying it just works.

  It does, if you give FreeRADIUS a password that can be used for
authentication.

  Your LDAP server isn't giving FreeRADIUS a password.  There is no
amount of playing with FreeRADIUS that will make the LDAP server give
FreeRADIUS a password.

  Fix your LDAP server.

  ALan DeKok.
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