I have set up a VPN pointing to a FreeRadius server and have it
authenticating successfully against my LDAP server, but I would also like to
limit access to only those people who are a member of the VPN group.
Normally, this would be simple, but because of the LDAP server I am using,
the
Ah yes, that explains it, thanks Alan.
So, what is a common practice to do this then? I understand its not very
safe nor sane to store passwords in clear text, thats why I wanted to avoid
that, however it seems inevitable.
Let me explain a little better what I'm trying to do:
I am managing a
Hi,
Can you please let me know how to configure free-radius with
TTLS/MSCHAPv2 and mutual authentication?
By 'mutual authentication' I refer to the following authentication
process:
1. The client authenticate the server
2. The server authenticate the client
3. Only
Hi,
I need to set up a RADIUS server that accepts certificates which use
SHA-256 as signature algorithm (OID sha256WithRSAEncryption). I have set
up a FreeRADIUS 2.0.0-pre2 server to see if this would work out of the
box.
After verifying that EAP-TLS authentication works with SHA-1 certificates
Zolotov, Eyal wrote:
By ‘mutual authentication’ I refer to the following authentication process:
1. The client authenticate the server
Give the client the CA cert used to sign the server cert.
2. The server authenticate the client
Create a client cert, signed by the server
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I need to set up a RADIUS server that accepts certificates which use
SHA-256 as signature algorithm (OID sha256WithRSAEncryption). I have set
up a FreeRADIUS 2.0.0-pre2 server to see if this would work out of the
box.
If OpenSSL supports it, AND the client
Hi all,
I have 2 questions regarding FreeRADIUS and SNMP:
1/ Is it possible to run 2 FreeRADIUS servers on the
same box, with SNMP support activated? I understand
it's possible, using distinct values for smux_password
parameter.
2/ Connecting FreeRADIUS to Net-SNMP using SMUX is
quite easy. Has
On 10/23/07, Alan DeKok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
preem wrote:
So, what is a common practice to do this then?
It's not.
People store MD5 or crypt'd passwords when the ONLY authentication
they're doing is PAP. i.e. Unix logins, where the user supplies a
clear-text password to the
Geoffroy Arnoud wrote:
1/ Is it possible to run 2 FreeRADIUS servers on the
same box, with SNMP support activated? I understand
it's possible, using distinct values for smux_password
parameter.
I'm not sure. FreeRADIUS tries to grab the IETF RADIUS SNMP OID
space. If there are two
primoz wrote:
And PAP is not very safe and smart way to go as i read it.
PAP is fine for RADIUS.
So, crypted passwords are usefull only in web applications?
That's not at all what I said. I specifically mentioned Unix logins.
Crypt'd passwords are useful only for PAP. There are many,
Hi,
And PAP is not very safe and smart way to go as i read it.
as an inner auth type for EAP-TTLS it isnt too bad.
alan
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Aah, i like the reverse psyhology approach here, but I'm just trying to
gather information and knowledge from different sources.
Sorry for my newbiness, will dive into the documentation and decide whether
to use PAP or store passwords in clear text.
EAP_TTLS would work, but windows XP client
On Mon, 2007-10-22 at 19:30 -0400, Bryan Martin wrote:
I need to have my NetworkGroup get passed one set of attributes and my
ServerGroup get passed another. But I have some EnterpriseAdmins who need
access to both sets so i need to pass the correct attribute back depending
on which device
primoz wrote:
Aah, i like the reverse psyhology approach here, but I'm just trying to
gather information and knowledge from different sources.
Q: Hi, how does RADIUS work?
A: here's how...
Q: But web works differently...
A: So?
Q: Why are you so mean?
A: sigh
Sorry for my newbiness, will dive
Hello,
I'm trying to set up Freeradius on SuSe 9 to authenticate against LDAP on
the same box. I can use radtest locally and ntradping from a remote
workstation and receive an accept. So it looks like it's configured well
enough for the direct LDAP with clients.conf. However, when I try and use
Nyle wrote:
I'm trying to set up Freeradius on SuSe 9 to authenticate against LDAP on
the same box. I can use radtest locally and ntradping from a remote
workstation and receive an accept. So it looks like it's configured well
enough for the direct LDAP with clients.conf. However, when I try
Hi,
my freeradius works well with users files users but when I test it with one
of my users that is stored in db, the authentication fails.
what is needed to authenticate users that are stored in db.
two debug mode output is attached:
it's debug response for a user that is stored in db:
We have a new requirement to provide wireless access to our network with
an authenticated connection. The wireless access/connection is
controlled by a Cisco 4402 controller. The clients that will connect
are Windows XP, Mac OSX, and Linux OS laptops.
We have all of the systems on the wired
David Pullman wrote:
I've been reading the FAQs, the man pages, and going over mailing list
archives, and also the info at deployingradius.com. I thought I should
start by checking that I'm heading in the right direction before trying
building stuff. I'm proposing that we use Freeradius to
David,
I've been reading the FAQs, the man pages, and going over
mailing list archives, and also the info at
deployingradius.com. I thought I should start by checking
that I'm heading in the right direction before trying
building stuff. I'm proposing that we use Freeradius to
Hi folks,
Is there any method of keeping track of the commands issued by a user with
Radius. Under the aaa option, there is aaa accounting command blah but
for some reason, I'm not seeing the accounting information stored in the
radacct information. I know a few years ago, this was an issue, but
Alan DeKok-4 wrote:
Nyle wrote:
I'm sure it's something simple I missed when following
the online setup guides that are supposed to walk you through. I've
checked
and re-checked my eap.conf and rediusd.conf.
There's a lot of this error: Maybe you want to check that out.
On Tuesday 23 October 2007 11:58:22 Dominique Demore wrote:
Hi folks,
Is there any method of keeping track of the commands issued by a user with
Radius. Under the aaa option, there is aaa accounting command blah but
for some reason, I'm not seeing the accounting information stored in the
in case any help, here's some howto's for TACACS+ integrating with
some other features
http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/429
or for BSD
http://www.joe-ma.co.za/page.php?9
Andy
On 23/10/2007, Kevin Bonner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 23 October 2007 11:58:22 Dominique Demore
Hi,
How do I add cisco attributes to a user or a group of users?
For single user example, user bob has permit ip any x, user john has
permit ip any y, user kevin has permit ip any z.
For group users example, users of group 1 have permit ip any x, and
users of group 2 have
Francesco Cristofori wrote:
Is it a good idea to use rlm_ippool_tool to extract leases from radA and
then inserting them in radB with rlm_ippool_tool -n ?
Why?
If you need to copy information from one server to another, see
radrelay.
Alan DeKok.
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Nyle wrote:
Thank you, thank you, thank you - You know after you've looked at a
problem from 6 different directions for too long. Often the simplest
solution doesn't come to mind. You last statement - Tell the server what
the users correct password is. - took me to the simplest fix. Reset
No one knows?
On 10/23/07, hadi golestani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
my freeradius works well with users files users but when I test it with
one of my users that is stored in db, the authentication fails.
what is needed to authenticate users that are stored in db.
two debug mode output
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