[PacketFence-users] Multiple tagged VLANs

2016-09-05 Thread Jan Patrick perisse
Is it possible to provision a port (hybrid or trunk) with multiple tagged VLANs 
and an untagged VLAN using packetfence?
An example would be to provision an Access Point maps each SSID to a VLAN.
Another would be to provision a phone and host on the same port.

Thank you.



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[PacketFence-users] Index for callingstationid

2016-08-18 Thread Jan-Patrick Perisse
In PF ZEN V6.1.1.
It was taking 42 seconds for the mysql query that shows nodes to complete.
I added an index for radacct.callingstationid and it went down to less than 1 
sec.

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[PacketFence-users] Authentication from from different domains / sources

2016-07-11 Thread Jan Patrick perisse
Good afternoon, 
I have packet fence 6 installed and working.
But I need to authenticate machines and users for 2 different AD domains.
So, I have under domains:
DOMa and DOMb
And under sources:
DOMa_Machines
DOMa_Users
DOMb_Machines
DOMb_Users
And in Realms:
DOMa
Domain DOMa
Source DOMa_Machines

and so on.

The problem is that Radius is only trying to authenticate the username or 
machine name through DOMa_Machines and not DOMa_Users.

How can I solve this problem?
Thank you.



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[PacketFence-users] online/offline users not updating

2016-05-25 Thread Jan-Patrick Perisse
Hello. What do I have to config so that the online/offline users update?
I have everything setup with RADIUS and AFAIK it should be based on acct-start 
and acct-stop, right?
Please help me on that.




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Re: [PacketFence-users] 802.11x autoregister

2016-05-25 Thread Jan-Patrick Perisse
I eventually made it work. I was restarting httpd.aaa but it doesn’t reload the 
rules.
Now I restart by bin/pfcmd configreload. Is there a better way?

> On 25 de mai de 2016, at 9:25 AM, Fabrice Durand <fdur...@inverse.ca> wrote:
> 
> Hello Jan-Patrick,
> 
> do you have the log when you receive the radius request ?
> 
> Regards
> Fabrice
> 
> Le 2016-05-24 12:29, Jan-Patrick Perisse a écrit :
>> Hello people, 
>> I have ZEN 6.0.1 installed and I am currently testing.
>> I don’t want people on the network to get to the portal for registration. 
>> So, I have setup a config to auto register anyone that can authenticate on 
>> AD. Besides that, I will setup printers and other devices to auto register 
>> via MAC.
>> My setup is working properly for wired workstation (although they 
>> re-authenticate every minute and I can’t get rid of it).
>> But for wireless, I have WPA2 Enterprise on unifi and PF doesn’t seem to 
>> apply the rule.
>> Thank you.
>> 
>> [etherneteap]
>> filter = connection_type
>> operator = is
>> value = Ethernet-EAP
>> 
>> [reg:etherneteap]
>> scope = AutoRegister
>> role = default
>> 
>> [wetherneteap]
>> filter = connection_type
>> operator = is
>> value = Wireless-802.11-EAP
>> 
>> [reg:wetherneteap]
>> scope = AutoRegister
>> role = default
>> 
>> You can see it’s the same rule but LOG says:
>> For wireless
>> May 24 12:21:36 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:c0:f2:fb:b4:d7:04] 
>> instantiating new pf::access_filter::vlan (pf::access_filter::new)
>> May 24 12:21:36 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:c0:f2:fb:b4:d7:04] No rule 
>> matched for scope AutoRegister (pf::access_filter::test)
>> 
>> For wired
>> May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] 
>> instantiating new pf::access_filter::vlan (pf::access_filter::new)
>> May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) INFO: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] Match rule 
>> reg:etherneteap (pf::access_filter::test)
>> May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) INFO: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] Instantiate 
>> profile default (pf::Portal::ProfileFactory::_from_profile)
>> May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] 
>> instantiating new pf::Portal::Profile object (pf::Portal::Profile::new)
>> May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] 
>> instantiating new pf::access_filter::vlan (pf::access_filter::new)
>> May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] No engine 
>> found for NodeInfoForAutoReg (pf::access_filter::test)
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
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>> 
>> 
>> 
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[PacketFence-users] 802.11x autoregister

2016-05-24 Thread Jan-Patrick Perisse
Hello people, 
I have ZEN 6.0.1 installed and I am currently testing.
I don’t want people on the network to get to the portal for registration. So, I 
have setup a config to auto register anyone that can authenticate on AD. 
Besides that, I will setup printers and other devices to auto register via MAC.
My setup is working properly for wired workstation (although they 
re-authenticate every minute and I can’t get rid of it).
But for wireless, I have WPA2 Enterprise on unifi and PF doesn’t seem to apply 
the rule.
Thank you.

[etherneteap]
filter = connection_type
operator = is
value = Ethernet-EAP

[reg:etherneteap]
scope = AutoRegister
role = default

[wetherneteap]
filter = connection_type
operator = is
value = Wireless-802.11-EAP

[reg:wetherneteap]
scope = AutoRegister
role = default

You can see it’s the same rule but LOG says:
For wireless
May 24 12:21:36 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:c0:f2:fb:b4:d7:04] instantiating 
new pf::access_filter::vlan (pf::access_filter::new)
May 24 12:21:36 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:c0:f2:fb:b4:d7:04] No rule matched 
for scope AutoRegister (pf::access_filter::test)

For wired
May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] instantiating 
new pf::access_filter::vlan (pf::access_filter::new)
May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) INFO: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] Match rule 
reg:etherneteap (pf::access_filter::test)
May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) INFO: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] Instantiate 
profile default (pf::Portal::ProfileFactory::_from_profile)
May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] instantiating 
new pf::Portal::Profile object (pf::Portal::Profile::new)
May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] instantiating 
new pf::access_filter::vlan (pf::access_filter::new)
May 24 12:24:54 httpd.aaa(14492) DEBUG: [mac:e8:40:f2:3a:b1:77] No engine found 
for NodeInfoForAutoReg (pf::access_filter::test)




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