On Friday 28 May 2004 17:36, jesk wrote:
hi everybody,
is there a way to configure freeradius to NOT answer to a NAS if the
mysql-backend is down, so that the nas can switch to the next secondary
configured freeradius server with its own mysql-backend?
i tested freeradius and shutted down
Hmmm -
The logic of the request does not really make much sense... If the
FreeRadius
server is responding to the NAS but the mysql server back-end is not
responding
that does not mean the radius server is broken...
I would think you could setup to authenticate through multiple mysql backend
Is there a guide somewhere on how to add
users on FreeRADIUS ??
free radius has files too under /doc
Im new to linux, and radius, and need
a completeHOWTO on how to add users.
there are lots of info on linux newbies
...
adduser? you can open a text file and type add
Thx milver, najs reply
Here is my plan for the radius setup.
I have a server running Clark Connect, for
broadband gateway, firewall, bandwith limiter, snort etc... To this server I
haveconnected a zyxel zyair B-2000 Wireless accespoint to distribute
wireless broadband to the users on the
Thx again Milver for your response :)
A short explanation is now in order. Its NOT that i dont like getting my
feed wet, playing with freeradius, its only that I have played around,
installed and configured Cistron Radius for the last week, only to find out
that Cistron DOESNT support 802.1x !.
Yes, you only need to add the username and passwords for each user to
the users file. Each entry in the users file could be as simple as
usernameUser-Password == password
Jacob Clausen wrote:
Thx again Milver for your response :)
A short explanation is now in order. Its NOT that i dont like
My idea was that I could add
users, there info (name, ID, and password only), in the user dir only, and
Is this possible, and will the authetification work this way,
Yes it is possible, but for a long term goal with consideration of thousand
users or more,
considering a fast search index and
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