Re: Reading VLAN from FreeRadius and sending it to Cisco AP

To support radius assigned vlans, you need to supply the AP with Tunnel-Type, Tunnel-Medium-Type, and Tunnel-Private-Group-ID replies. For wireless networks, use these values in the radius profiles. Tunnel-Medium-Type = 802 Tunnel-Type = VLAN Tunnel-Private-Group-ID = vlan-id - List

Re: Pbroblem with CRL check

1. Create a folder somewhere (doesn't matter where, as long as the radiusd process can read it). # mkdir /my_ca 2. Copy your CA certs and your CRLs to .pem files into this directory. # cp johns-cacert.pem /my_ca # cp johns-crl.pem /my_ca # cp jims-cacert.pem /my_ca # cp jims-crl.pem

Re: Wireless Network

You can use a wireless access point that supports 802.1q. I know that the HP J8130A WAP 420 supports this, and I believe the Cisco's and some 3Com do as well. Assign your private network users some additional attributes. For example, the following 3 additional attributes will direct the WAP to