Hi, On Sun, May 28, 2017 at 11:46:43AM +0200, Xen wrote: > But I don't know, it was just a temporary glitch. > > But the temporary glitch caused the connection to be dropped...
If the server tells the client "your auth is not valid", yes, that
would cause the client to disconnect...
The TLS channel is renegotiated ever so often (more often if you use
BF-CBC), and the server will check auth every single time - and if
there is a "glitch", it has the same effect as a user account in radius
that is no longer valid - "go away, I do not trust you".
Using "auth-retry nointeract" might be what you need on the client side
to work karound this.
gert
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