Hi Antonio,
> Ok, that makes sense. So from what you're telling me, the node status
> needs to change for PF to actually initiate an SSH session to the
> controller. If this is the case, the problem is why I can't register a
> node using the CP via RADIUS even though the an Access-Accept comes back
> from the RADIUS server. The CP gives me an invalid username&
> password. How do I fix this?
>
PacketFence's own FreeRADIUS is not configured to be used as a CP auth
end-point. So I hope that by 'the RADIUS server' you mean your own
RADIUS to perform the CP user authentication correct?
If so, then validate that the conf/authentication/radius.pm module is
configured correctly, that your conf/pf.conf's auth=radius under
[registration], that you have no errors in logs/error_log and
logs/packetfence.log.
If all the above failed, insert $logger->debug("..."); statements in the
conf/authentication/radius.pm module and try to trace the problem. Don't
forget to add a my $logger = Log::Log4perl::get_logger(__PACKAGE__);
statement if there's none already.
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