Well I am new to this, I found a package in Ubuntu for it so the installation
was ok but there is one thing I went to the site I want a normal
configuration. I am trying to test that the radius is working after the
installation. Then I want to add a perl script that will handle my Authblock
I
Dan,
It's unclear to me exactly:
a. what you're expecting to happen
b. what is happening
We have exactly the same setup - verisign root-intermediate-our
cert.
What happens with an XP client on our WPA EAP-PEAP network is exactly
the same as documented here:
Does freeradius support SHA hashed passwords (on ldap backend)?
Yes. This is documented in doc/rlm_ldap included with the server.
Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP
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Well I am new to this, I found a package in Ubuntu for it so the installation
was ok but there is one thing I went to the site I want a normal
configuration. I am trying to test that the radius is working after the
installation. Then I want to add a perl script that will handle my Authblock
I
Sorry, I am newbie and have been using GUI RADIUS Server all through.
You have given *no* details about how or why or where this is coming
from but I'm guessing from your single example you are looking for:
/etc/freeradius/users
DEFAULT Calling-Station-Id !~ [0-9]+%{User-Id}$,
I presume this expression would do the magic for me. But if for SQL
authentication how do I enforce that from the SQL tables?
Put Calling-Station-Id, expression and =~ as operator for that user in
radcheck. But regex is not working well in 2.1.3. Better wait a few days
for 2.1.4.
Ivan Kalik
Hello!
I want to test a radius client with the freeradius server. Access
Requests and Replies works fine, but although I searched this mailing
list and several websites I still have no idea how to trigger an Access
Challenge. It would be very nice, if somebody could tell me how I have
to
Well it gives me this at first
Search results
You searched for perl
There is no page titled perl. You can create this page.
Then I see A Perl Article and then Page text matches.
tnt-4 wrote:
Well I am new to this, I found a package in Ubuntu for it so the
installation
was ok but there is
Did you bother reading that perl article?
Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP
Dana 23/2/2009, kenshin eternalbl...@gmail.com piše:
Well it gives me this at first
Search results
You searched for perl
There is no page titled perl. You can create this page.
Then I see A Perl Article and then
yes i did but didnt get it, but I will do it again.
I will try to understand it as much as I can.
tnt-4 wrote:
Did you bother reading that perl article?
Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP
Dana 23/2/2009, kenshin eternalbl...@gmail.com piše:
Well it gives me this at first
Search
Hi Alexander,
Thanks for your reply and yes, I expect you are right about some clients
not supporting large certificates. Thanks for your help!
Regards,
Brian Smith
Ph. 602-436-6691
Honeywell
-Original Message-
From:
Hi Alan,
Thanks for the great reply. It makes perfect sense to me. Just be
clear, FreeRadius will support a certificate/chain length up to the TLS
record limit of 16384 bytes (minus some overhead). And, you don't know
of anyone that has every tried to test beyond this, which tells me in
I am trying to setup machine authentication via peapv0. I have
authentication working if I use a regular username and password stored
in /etc/samba/smbpasswd. When I check the authenticate as computer box
in the windows XP supplicant and run radiusd in debug mode, windows
sends the machine
I want to test a radius client with the freeradius server. Access
Requests and Replies works fine, but although I searched this mailing
list and several websites I still have no idea how to trigger an Access
Challenge. It would be very nice, if somebody could tell me how I have
to configure
yes i did but didnt get it, but I will do it again.
I will try to understand it as much as I can.
Hm, so you have trouble following simple instructions with ready-made
examples. Yet you are planning a perl application accessing data via
stored procedures in Oracle. Well, good luck with that.
Hello All,
I am using freeradius-1.1.7. In order to authenticate users using an
external program, I have created an instance of the rlm_exec module which
contains the properties of the external program. In the radiusd.conf, I have
called the instance in the authentication section. Now, as I want
I am using freeradius-1.1.7. In order to authenticate users using an
external program, I have created an instance of the rlm_exec module which
contains the properties of the external program. In the radiusd.conf, I have
called the instance in the authentication section. Now, as I want to
Well I am trying for sure I will have troubles because I am totally new to
this. Well, thanks for the guide ^^
tnt-4 wrote:
yes i did but didnt get it, but I will do it again.
I will try to understand it as much as I can.
Hm, so you have trouble following simple instructions with
Hi all,
Firstly, this relates to a question asked for our project by Amy Hawke:
http://lists.freeradius.org/mailman/htdig/freeradius-users/2009-January/msg00617.html
Since the above conversation, I've had an email discussion with Alan
DeKok and clarified a few things - it seems that what we
Smith, Brian (ESEA ISA) wrote:
Hi Alan,
Thanks for the great reply. It makes perfect sense to me. Just be
clear, FreeRadius will support a certificate/chain length up to the TLS
record limit of 16384 bytes (minus some overhead). And, you don't know
of anyone that has every tried to test
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