(rlm_ldap: User not
found): [radiustester] (from client localhost port 0)
Wed Apr 9 16:07:22 2008 : Auth: Login incorrect (rlm_ldap: User not
found): [radiustester] (from client moodie port 29 cli 001302038917)
Alan DeKok wrote:
James McOrmond wrote:
What about the other auth types? ms
Alan DeKok wrote:
James McOrmond wrote:
Is it possible/appropriate to have some test accounts in the users
file, along with an Auth-Type set to which auth type this account can be
used for?
Yes. But don't set Auth-Type. Please.
you seem to have a real issue
Alan DeKok wrote:
James McOrmond wrote:
As per previous emails, since i'm using samba/ldap i'm able to pull the
nt/lmpassword fields directly out of the ldap. Should this method
negate the use of the ntlm_auth method?
Yes.
See ldap.attrmap. The LDAP module uses this to map
Is it possible/appropriate to have some test accounts in the users
file, along with an Auth-Type set to which auth type this account can be
used for?
We're testing a client that we're building (based on wpa_supplicant on
linux), so would like to confirm the different auth methods are
Stefan Winter wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to emulate the edunet network wireless roaming network,
which primarily uses (in this order):
what exactly is edunet? The only wireless roaming network in the educational
sector I know of is * eduroam *. Are you speaking of that or something
Alan DeKok wrote:
James McOrmond wrote:
With that, and a few configuration options (like making sure the host
was connected to the domain and ntlm_auth functioned as required), i've
managed to get PEAP and EAP-MSCHAPv2 working fine to the ntdomain.
The guides for *that* are online
Okey, i've searched and searched for a hint, hopefully this isn't one of
those RTFM messages, and hopefully I didn't read an invalid FM ;-)
I'm trying to emulate the edunet network wireless roaming network,
which primarily uses (in this order):
EAP-TTLS
PEAP
EAP-MSCHAPv2
My Access point
Alan DeKok wrote:
James McOrmond wrote:
This is a Samba NT domain, not AD. I do not have access to the plain
text password through Samba or LDAP.
Samba is a lot friendlier about passwords than AD is.
Of course it is.. G I probably should have mentioned samba in the
original
With that, and a few configuration options (like making sure the host was
connected to the domain and ntlm_auth functioned as required), i've managed
to get PEAP and EAP-MSCHAPv2 working fine to the ntdomain.
EAP-TTLS works fine with an account in the users file that has a clear
text
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