Hi,
I tested our freeradius2 configuration RPM against the default RADIUS
certs, and our PF default certs, and both are working. We are using
this to build the certs in the installer :
openssl req -x509 -new -nodes -keyout newkey.pem -out newcert.pem -days 365
mv newcert.pem $conf_dir/ssl/server.crt
mv newkey.pem $conf_dir/ssl/server.key
On 11-10-11 1:55 PM, Thomas Tsai wrote:
/Originally, I had tried using an internal CA to issue the cert, which
worked fine for the packetfence ssl site. However, after running into
the radius issue, i reissued the cert using instructions from various
sites online (self-issued), which comprised of:/
//
/cd /tmp/
/openssl req -new > packetfence.csr/
/openssl rsa -in privkey.pem -out server.key/
/openssl x509 -in packetfence.csr -out server.crt -req -signkey
server.key -days 365/
/mv server.crt /usr/local/pf/conf/ssl//
/mv server.key /usr/local/pf/conf/ssl//
//
/The actual cert references the server netbios name as the actual web
site./
//
/I did not install freeradius2 or any other permutation. Am I
possibly modifying/verifying the wrong files? I'm simply following
the guidelines in the packetfence v3 guide./
//
/This is on centos 6 64bit./
//
//
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