> On Nov 17, 2015, at 9:50 , mourik jan heupink <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> And what type of switch to select, for a simple accesspoint?
>
> The type we're having (open-mesh mr1750) is not in your list, but since
> we're just after basic radius auth, we should be able to get this
> working using this hardware..?
I don’t know.
If it’s not in the list you will have to try if for yourself.
Yes, basic RADIUS auth will probably work.
The devil in the details though will be things like whether it sends the
requests from the AP or the controller (if any) and what it uses as value for
the NAS-IP-Address attribute.
Nothing that should really prevent you from using it, provided the vendor
actually supports RADIUS as defined in the RFCs (you’d be surprised what we see
every day…), but it will take some trial and error.
Run freeradius in debug mode (with -X) to see exactly what the AP/Controller
sends.
I suggest you create your own module for that.
It should not be too hard. All you need is a perl module in lib/pf/Switch that
will inherit from pf::Switch.
If all it does is RADIUS then you can probably add the minimal methods required
(e.g. supportsWirelessMacAuth() ) and be done with it.
See the other existing Switch modules in lib/pf/Switch for examples.
If all else fails, there is the devel mailing list.
Regards,
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