Dear All,
I am re sending the mail again Can any one have any idea of what is
wrong with the configuration or what am i doing wrong here ??
Thanks,
Vasudevan.S
Dear Alan DeKok,
I am using free-radius 0.9.3 for authentication purpose. I have
configured free radius and cisco 350 AP and I see
On Wed, 31 Mar 2004, Ron Wahler wrote:
Can you authenticate without the idenity and password filled out? I
can't seem to get it to work without these fields filled out?
You need to setup the corresponding LDAP ACIs to allow search privileges to
anonymous access (bad idea from a security
you can check dependencies with the Linux command ldd. What version of
Freeradius are you using and have you compiled freeradius yourself?
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From: Shannon Sariman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 10:29 AM
Subject: Could not link
Due to a wrong install (my fault :-( ) the man command doesn't work for freeradius
settings. Can you send me an copy of this page?
The db file isn't generated (what do I do wrong :-?)
I hope someone can help me,
Tim Bots
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Van: Kostas Kalevras [mailto:[EMAIL
the man page should be there in the sources... just install it again. if you don't
want to do that then just load it directly into man (man man_file_name). some version
of the less/more pager can also read the man page directly.
you can download a fresh copy of the sources from the website if
Vasudevan,
This is how I preceive things:
Indeed the radius server is sending the accept back to the nas...
Wed Mar 31 12:45:51 2004 : Debug:
rad_check_password: Found Auth-Type Accept
Wed Mar 31 12:45:51 2004 : Debug:
rad_check_password: Auth-Type = Accept, accepting the
Hi Shannon,
By default I don't think FreeRadius compiles with the sql drivers. You have
to configure FreeRadius to compile with the MySQL drivers before you can
use MySQL with it. Once compiled with the drivers it should work...
At least that is what I remember - check the configuration
Hi,
We are using ldap for authentication following are the ldap attributes.
uid=username.domainname.com, ou=dialup, o=xxx
objectclass=top
objectclass=person
objectclass=radiusprofile
uid=username.domainname.com
mail=username.domainname.com
cn=username
sn=lastname
npsessionsallowed=1
Hello,
I'm trying to authenticate my WinXPsp1 PC by 802.1x functions of
Catalyst2950 and EAP-PEAP(MSCHAPv2) with FreeRADIUS.
software versions: freeradius-snapshot-20040331
openssl-0.9.7d
config of Cat.2950 (related part only):
aaa new-model
aaa authentication dot1x
Hi,
We are using ldap for authentication following are the ldap attributes.
uid=username.domainname.com, ou=dialup, o=xxx
objectclass=top
objectclass=person
objectclass=radiusprofile
uid=username.domainname.com
mail=username.domainname.com
cn=username
sn=lastname
npsessionsallowed=1
I posted a response to this... Did you look at it?
--Mike
On Thu, 2004-04-01 at 02:41, Vasudevan.S wrote:
Dear All,
I am re sending the mail again Can any one have any idea of what is
wrong with the configuration or what am i doing wrong here ??
Thanks,
Vasudevan.S
Dear
Adding to my last mail .
How do we achieve the below using Radius and LDAP
We have users dialing to a Cisco 5300 RAS
How do we dynamically assign an Ip address from a given range of Ips to the
dialup user.
We need multiple users connecting with the same username.
Regards
Monty
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Does anyone know if wireless authentication
(LEAP, PEAP, EAP, TLS, TTLS) is possible using freeradius authenticating
to Windows AD without having to enter usernames or any user information
on the freeradius box? I am still not sure why it cannot use the
LDAPS connection that I have working from
Does anyone know if wireless authentication (LEAP, PEAP, EAP, TLS, TTLS)
is possible using freeradius authenticating to Windows AD without having
to enter usernames or any user information on the freeradius box? I am
still not sure why it cannot use the LDAPS connection that I have working
from
So do I need to compile with rlm_krb?
I am on Solaris 9 and was trying to compile with Kerberos but the
Solaris distro does not include the necessary header files and I did not
really want to open a whole new can of worms. What I was hoping to
do was to have the freeradius box be root CA and the
Hello to everyone.
Yesterday I installed freeradius-0.9.3 on a Solaris 2.7 production
environment. I use sql module and oracle as my database to store
accounting. I first try to store the accounting data in the database
and afterwards I write them in files with the detail module. The
problem is
Hello.
In a Solaris 2.7 I compiled the latest freeradius release (0.9.3) with
gcc 2.95.3. I use it in a production environment with the sql module
and an Oracle database.
When I change a configuration file and send the HUP signal to the
server, sometimes the server is killed. I also notice that
No offense taken. I am developing this project myself (trying to learn as
much as I can). I posted this comment because I set up freeradius with
PEAP-TLS on a wireless network. I then connected one computer with ethernet
to the same network. I ran ethereal to examine packets on the network and
Vasudevan,
Are you using eap-tls? I noticed that the tls section in your radius.conf
file is commented out. Still learning about this stuff as well, but in my
config I had to generate certificates for use with tls.
Alan Russell
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Title: Re: Freeradius/Alan
On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 22:31, Steve OBrien wrote:
I don't in any way wish to be derogatory. I applaud what all you guys
are doing.
It's just that I have posted several questions and seen
several other questions posted that get no response. Granted these
may be
It is amazing how top posting gets scourged, but it is
for good reason.
The quickest way to annoy mailing users is to top post, makes it much
more difficult to read. Also making snide comments doesn't earn many
brownie points either. Many time's I have asked question's and gotten
minimal
On Thu, 1 Apr 2004 12:16:30 -0600, Alan Russell wrote:
No offense taken. I am developing this project myself (trying to learn as
much as I can). I posted this comment because I set up freeradius with
PEAP-TLS on a wireless network. I then connected one computer with ethernet
to the same
On Thu, 1 Apr 2004 12:16:30 -0600, Alan Russell wrote:
No offense taken. I am developing this project myself (trying to learn
as
much as I can). I posted this comment because I set up freeradius with
PEAP-TLS on a wireless network. I then connected one computer with
ethernet
to the same
It is amazing how top posting gets scourged, but it is for
good reason. The quickest way to
annoy mailing users is to top post, makes it much
more difficult to read. Also making snide comments
doesn't earn many brownie points
either. Many time's I have asked question's and gotten
minimal
Hi Costin,
You wrote:
you can check dependencies with the Linux command ldd. What version
ofFreeradius are you using and have you compiled freeradius
yourself?
I am using freeradius-0.9.2 and yes I have compiled freeradius myself. I
used the "./configure" with no additional options.
Hey. I just noticed that at startup, the following is logged to my
radius.log:
Fri Apr 2 00:02:29 2004 : Error: rlm_eap_tls: conf N ctx stored
I looked at the source, and this looks like a debugging, or
informational, message. It's a message that occurs at the only
successful result of
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Hi Kostas
I wanted to submit a patch to rlm_ldap (see below). The patch is very simple - the
addition of one line, and change of an existing line, to rlm_ldap.c.
=== PATCH
[EMAIL PROTECTED] SOURCES]# cat freeradius-0.9.3-tlsmode.patch
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