On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 11:8:55 +0800
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
test Auth-Type = Crypt-Local, Crypt-Password == $1$YoWRpiSV$QsHmtOSFoOGEw4i7LjaLV/,
Simultaneous-Use := 1
Hi all!
How to configure some accounts be limited to only one login at a time and some
not?
Yes
Below is the debug of 2 attempts, the first is successful and the other
is not
I'm using ntradping for testing
rad_recv: Access-Request packet from host 192.116.17.51:1882, id=0,
length=47
Sat Sep 20 15:26:15 2003 : Debug: Thread 1 assigned request 0
Sat Sep 20 15:26:15 2003 : Debug: ---
Alan Munday [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not able to find any refs to EAP-TTLS in Windows XP or Cisco's ACU wireless
clients. Does this require a third party option?
Unfortunately, yes. Windows XP ships with PEAP, which is an idiotic
protocol. It's more complicated than TTLS, and does
Mustafa N. deeb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Below is the debug of 2 attempts, the first is successful and the other
is not
So compare the two, to see what the differences are.
You do realize that the two usernames test and [EMAIL PROTECTED] are
different, don't you? The 'users' file keys on
Kenneth Mix [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I am running radiusd -X, it stops at:
pam_pass: using pamauth string radiusd for pam.conf lookup
Ok... so it's locking somewhere.
After this it will not authenticate any other users, PAM or other.
Also, the PAM module never seems to contact my IAS
Alan Lehman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems like there is not a good explanation in any one place on
how to set this up. Most of what follows was assembled from existing
documentation. It took a while to piece these steps togather and
make it work, so I thought I would share how I did it.
Dave Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may seem a bit unusual, but I find myself in a situation where I
need to update the SQL authorization database from a different RLM
module than rlm_sql. That is, in my new RLM I'll want to update the
radcheck and usergroup tables with data that will
Alan DeKok wrote:
Alan Lehman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems like there is not a good explanation in any one place on
how to set this up. Most of what follows was assembled from existing
documentation. It took a while to piece these steps togather and
make it work, so I thought I would
This really sounds like a fundamental design problem (problem used
lightly in this case) in EAP-TTLS. The only UserID that the NAS (Access
Point) knows about is the one sent to the initial EAP-Identity request.
After the intial tunnel is setup, the second (true) EAP-Identity request
is sent
Michael Griego [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This really sounds like a fundamental design problem (problem used
lightly in this case) in EAP-TTLS. The only UserID that the NAS (Access
Point) knows about is the one sent to the initial EAP-Identity request.
Absolutely.
The only way I can see to
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