Andreas Hartmann wrote:
See http://bugs.freeradius.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=81
Where you file a bug against FreeRADIUS for an OpenSSL issue.
I understand that FreeRADIUS is affected. But...
It does not work for me. There seem to be problems with the
session-handling, which should be
Strong, Mark wrote:
I've got two servers, each with its own mysql db (replicated to each other),
and I'd like freeradius to fail over to the other boxes mysql server if its
local one dies.
$ man unlang
You can use a simpler config than that, I think.
So I'd like to understand what that
rosect...@yahoo.com wrote:
I have two users (u1 and u2) and want to use PEAP to auth them. For each
user, I will return an attribute. For example, attr1 for u1 and attr2
for u2.
An interesting thing is that, when my out-tunnel user name is
anonymous, I do not see any attribute be returned
Panagiotis Georgopoulos wrote:
I am trying to use radtest to test my freeradius
configuration over IPv6. I have configured IPv6 on my freeradius server
and a client machine from which I am firing radtest. However when I
issue “radtest bob hello 2001:db95::100 100 testing123” on
Fred MAISON wrote:
When proxing some eap-type by real to an external radius, is it possible
to configure a normal and a backup proxy server ?
Yes. That's why there are home_server_pools. You can configure them
as failover. See the comments in raddb/proxy.conf.
I saw (in proxy.conf
Whitmarsh Mark (Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust) wrote:
Thanks Alan. I've got that bit working now.
However, I can't get my check on the NAS-IP-Address attribute to work.
I now have this config:
OK... that should configure two groups.
File sites-enabled/default - post-auth section
Hi all.
I'm pretty new with Freeradius, but it seems matching my targets :-)
I set Freeradius with mysql server and Daloradius Management.
After some troubles to install FR, it worked fine, at least as basical
startup: i can authenticate remote users!
For real it works if i use
I set Freeradius with mysql server and Daloradius Management.
After some troubles to install FR, it worked fine, at least as basical
startup: i can authenticate remote users!
OK.
For real it works if i use /raddb/clients.conf file, setting readclients =
yes in /raddb/sql.conf.
Once i set it to
Alan DeKok schrieb:
Andreas Hartmann wrote:
See http://bugs.freeradius.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=81
Where you file a bug against FreeRADIUS for an OpenSSL issue.
I understand that FreeRADIUS is affected. But...
It does not work for me. There seem to be problems with the
Thank you for reply.
I found the problem. I missed a field during nas table analysis. The field
was server, varchar(64).
I added it.
I had also to
- clear clients.conf from NAS manually added to avoid duplicates;
- set one NAS address, formerly added, as Host address instead of subnet.
Now it
I bag your pardon . . . i forget to turn to no the value in sql .conf.
Once i did . . . non authentication . . .
What i obtain with radiusd -X is . . .
*Listening on authentication address * port 1812
Listening on accounting address * port 1813
Listening on command file
I bag your pardon . . . i forget to turn to no the value in sql .conf.
Once i did . . . non authentication . . .
What i obtain with radiusd -X is . . .
*Listening on authentication address * port 1812
Listening on accounting address * port 1813
Listening on command file
Hi,
So no problems with tables structure, but some misconfiguration with data.
as per previous email sent to you from another perosn helping you
radiusd -X
it will show you where the problem is - or send the output to the list
because otherwise we can do little but make random guesses :-(
On Wed, Jun 02, 2010 at 01:46:02PM +0200, Alan DeKok wrote:
When they run it with -X, they'll see the packets as they come in and
that's good for the debugging of the per-request logic, but a lot of
this initial text will scroll down the screen as if everything in it is
all right, and they
Strong, Mark wrote:
I've got two servers, each with its own mysql db (replicated to each
other), and I'd like freeradius to fail over to the other boxes mysql
server if its local one dies.
$ man unlang
You can use a simpler config than that, I think.
doc/configurable_failover
I bag your pardon . . . i forget to turn to no the value in sql .conf.
Which value did you set to no?
Once i did . . . non authentication . . .
What i obtain with radiusd -X is . . .
Listening on authentication address * port 1812
Listening on accounting address * port 1813
Listening on
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