Massimiliano Tommasi wrote:
You are pretty right ;)
I have just recompiled freeradius with that module, which I need...
It seems to be what I need but ... I notice a lack of documentation for
that module..
I have found nothing at all :(
Could you suggest me some doc or/and example of the
That's working, Alan.
Thanks.
Max
Il 27/07/11 14.54, Alan DeKok ha scritto:
Massimiliano Tommasi wrote:
You are pretty right ;)
I have just recompiled freeradius with that module, which I need...
It seems to be what I need but ... I notice a lack of documentation for
that module..
I have
I got the first step..., FreeRadius and OpenDirectory are speaking the
same language BUT I'm not able to authenticate the users...
On the client side I have a function to get the chap and on the server
side I don't save the password in hashing manner (i guess) ...
When I try to auth, this is the
Massimiliano Tommasi wrote:
I got the first step..., FreeRadius and OpenDirectory are speaking the
same language BUT I'm not able to authenticate the users...
Please READ the debug output. Honestly, it's not that hard.
On the client side I have a function to get the chap and on the server
You are right, Alan.
I hoped there was a solution to this but evidently it's not possible.
The only way is to disable the chap on the client-side.
Regards,
Max
Il 27/07/11 17.14, Alan DeKok ha scritto:
Massimiliano Tommasi wrote:
I got the first step..., FreeRadius and OpenDirectory are
Hello guys,
I spent many days testing and working with free-radius and LDAP.
I got my app, was working authenticating on my LDAP thru FreeRadius, i
seed to be what I was looking for...
BUT
I tested everything with OpenLDAP on Linux but my real world, in this
case, is OpenLDAP on MAC OSX Server
Massimiliano Tommasi wrote:
I tested everything with OpenLDAP on Linux but my real world, in this
case, is OpenLDAP on MAC OSX Server (open-directory) an it seems to be
pretty different.
See rlm_opendirectory. It's written by Apple, so I suspect it should
work. :)
Just list opendirectory
You are pretty right ;)
I have just recompiled freeradius with that module, which I need...
It seems to be what I need but ... I notice a lack of documentation for
that module..
I have found nothing at all :(
Could you suggest me some doc or/and example of the conf, please?
Max
Il 26/07/11
Alan DeKok wrote:
Fabien COMBERNOUS wrote:
Hi there,
I'm trying to setup a freeRadius on MacOSX host 10.6. This OS use
FreeRADIUS Version 2.1.3.
I'm looking for informations about how to permit a client device to ask
an IP address when it is plugged on the network
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 3:55 PM, Fabien COMBERNOUS
fcombern...@kezia.com wrote:
It is not for ppp. I'm already using dhcp.
In a first step, i would like to dynamically assign a vlan to the port of
my switch in function of the mac address where the device is plugged. I
would like to add a
Fabien COMBERNOUS wrote:
In a first step, i would like to dynamically assign a vlan to the port
of my switch in function of the mac address where the device is plugged.
I would like to add a device in the opendirectory, and specifying its
mac address and the vlan this mac address have to use.
Hi there,
I'm trying to setup a freeRadius on MacOSX host 10.6. This OS use
FreeRADIUS Version 2.1.3.
I'm looking for informations about how to permit a client device to ask
an IP address when it is plugged on the network. The switch forward the
request to radius server. The radius server
Fabien COMBERNOUS wrote:
Hi there,
I'm trying to setup a freeRadius on MacOSX host 10.6. This OS use
FreeRADIUS Version 2.1.3.
I'm looking for informations about how to permit a client device to ask
an IP address when it is plugged on the network.
Is this for PPP?
(a) Yes: use
I had the same problem recently. I worked around by invoking radiusd
from a script which does the fork
with -s -f options
radiusd -s -f
It will not run multi-threaded which might be a problem for some, but
it works for me.
-Andreas
On Jun 4, 2004, at 5:17 AM, Nicolas Ross wrote:
Hi all !
I'm
Hi all !
I'm new to the radius world, and I have found that freeradius is most suited
for our needs.
I've successfully configured and compiled the distro (1.0.0-pre1) uner Mac
OS X Server 10.3.x using the doc/MACOSX and
http://www.frontios.com/freeradius.html instructions to get it to work with
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